> The United States justice system, as well as that of most common wealth countries, is based not on safety or rehabilitation but on vengeance and systemic raci

> The United States justice system, as well as that of most common wealth countries, is based not on safety or rehabilitation but on vengeance and systemic racism. Whoah, don't tarnish everyone else with the fucked-up brush of the US system. > Norway, Sweden, Denmark, etc., regularly close prisons https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/01/norwegian-inmates-sent-to-dutch-prison-cells-too-full https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/01/norwegian-inma... No justice system is perfect, but let's avoid the black/white scandanavia/ROW thing. The scandanavians do well, yes, but they're not the only ones that use rehabilitation. > the fact is that common wealth countries like to kill and enslave people to punish them Where do you see slavery or capital punishment in modern commonwealth countries? We're not in the 19th century anymore. I assume you actually meant Dominion countries and not commonwealth countries, but even so, which modern commonwealth countries have capital punishment? More importantly, how do you see it as a characteristic of a commonwealth country in general.