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>systemic (EDIT: Systemic, as opposed to a crime committed by a rogue prison guard) torture having systemically rogue prison guards (say because they never rea
by trhway 4y ago
>systemic (EDIT: Systemic, as opposed to a crime committed by a rogue prison guard) torture
having systemically rogue prison guards (say because they never really get punished and everybody aware about it, and frequently even with tacit approval) is a form of systemic torture. Have been this way in USSR/Russia for example.
- trasz 4y agoOf course. But the sources don’t show this to be the case, it’s just an assumption.