> and you're empathizing with the guards. I am noting that the current system is dystopian, and pointed out the causes for those dystopian. I would have hoped

> and you're empathizing with the guards. I am noting that the current system is dystopian, and pointed out the causes for those dystopian. I would have hoped that the implication is obvious: the system is at fault. In the UK at least, I reject that homes are run like prisons, mainly because prisons here have much less staff and a lower standard of cleanliness. We also don't (yet) have private prisons. "solving" adult social care is a big issue that can't be solved by staffing alone.