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Yeah. Restoring their rights.
by striking 9mo ago
Yeah. Restoring their rights.
- Sabinus 9mo agoTheir rights to an extremely generous and updated tablet based ebook selection. The ROI on that providing that would be very good for governments, you would assume. Recidivism down. Libraries could do other things with the book space.
- saagarjha 9mo agoThe great thing about prison tablets is that they are cheap and offer a low-cost selection of reading materials, with no incentive to have some scummy third party company in the loop to profit off their monopoly.
- blindriver 9mo agoThe first thing prisoners will do is destroy the tablet. I'm okay with both restricting prisoners' abilities to get direct mail, and I'm okay with allowing subscriptions go directly to the prison library. I am not inclined to want to give prisoners more privileges and I am inclined to remove as many privileges as possible, especially for first time offenders so that they realize that the path they are on is the wrong one.
- saagarjha 9mo agoI’m not ok with this
- blindriver 9mo agoI believe that criminals should have a terrible experience in jail, so that they don't want to return again. I don't think it should be comfortable at all.
- airstrike 9mo agoThis is such a garbage take because research unanimously shows that terrible imprisonment would only increase recidivism rather than reduce it. You can continue to be wrong, or you can do even minimal research and revisit your biases. Choose.
- cmxch 9mo agoAs in completing the abolition of slavery.