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The intention isn't so much crime and punishment as is the justification. The need to reallocate idle citizens producing no economic value is the systemic reaso
by marnett 8y ago
The intention isn't so much crime and punishment as is the justification. The need to reallocate idle citizens producing no economic value is the systemic reason to high prisoner count domestically. America's prisons are largely forced labor camps recycling rebellious, able-bodied men into a working, productive labor force. One local example for me is paying californian prisoner's $1/hour to fight forest fires in the American west.