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What would you suggest to solve the problem solitary is aiming to solve? Chesterton's Fence was built for a reason. Solitary isn't torturous in the traditional
by kolbe 2y ago
What would you suggest to solve the problem solitary is aiming to solve? Chesterton's Fence was built for a reason. Solitary isn't torturous in the traditional sense of the word. It is consistent with the idea of prison--it's just a worse version of prison. It acts to disincentivize rule breaking within the system. What other ways can we attack this problem with high enough confidence that removing the proverbial "fence" will not result in a total disaster.
- brunoqc 2y ago> Solitary isn't torturous in the traditional sense of the word. I think it might actually be. It can break people.
- kelnos 2y ago> Solitary isn't torturous in the traditional sense of the word. "Traditional" is irrelevant; psychological torture is just as much torture as physical torture is.