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Vigilante justice. Jk?

• saagarjha 8y ago
  Sounds like a great way to end up in exactly the situation where you have to deal with this issue but have no way to enact change…
  • ryanlol 8y ago
    How so? There’s so much you can do to harass people within the limits of the law. Just name and shame the individuals developing this kind of software, they deserve much worse but it’s a good start.
    • saagarjha 8y ago
      Vigilante justice will land you in jail. There's not a whole lot you can do from there.
      • ryanlol 8y ago
        Not at all, only very specific kinds of vigilante justice will land you in jail. It is not difficult to hurt people without breaking the law.
• logfromblammo 8y ago
  Seems like if someone just handed out contact information for the owners and management of those prison-service companies to everyone that left a facility, the problem would eventually take care of itself. Ideally, the lawyers would work it out, but if not, the recidivism rate might. I don't feel at all conflicted about the possibility that anyone might get more than what's coming to them. The misery of others should not be a for-profit industry--not for the criminals, and definitely not for the prisons. Keeping prisoners just seems like one of those jobs where no one who actually wants to do it should ever be allowed to.