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Who exactly considers that the "classic problem" of prison? Your reasoning strikes me as perverse. This "social contract" is the rule of a few elites with racia
by haskellandchill 5y ago
Who exactly considers that the "classic problem" of prison? Your reasoning strikes me as perverse. This "social contract" is the rule of a few elites with racially charged political agendas over the many, look into the history of drug laws. It's not a just contract if you are manipulated with false propaganda and coerced by force into signing.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> "social contract" is the rule of a few elites with racially charged political agendas over the many, look into the history of drug laws There are a lot of violent crimes with shockingly short terms. Including for repeat offenders. This isn't a problem for elites, who can afford to stay away from these problems. It's a problem for common, law-abiding, unexemplary Americans.
- haskellandchill 5y agoWe were talking about drugs, not violent crimes. I believe the police should focus on violence and ignore individual consumption of drugs.