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You can talk about the privatization of the penal system as yielding degenerate incentives but ultimately it's up to the police on the streets to get them into
by dschobel 16y ago
You can talk about the privatization of the penal system as yielding degenerate incentives but ultimately it's up to the police on the streets to get them into the system.
If there's no dead body, damaged/missing property or even an aggrieved person (as in this case) what problem are the police trying to solve by capriciously jailing people?
What's the incentive here?
- billswift 16y agoSince the real crime he committed was obviously "contempt of cop", the incentive for the cop is to encourage people to kowtow properly, by showing them what happens when you don't.