Life in Solitary
Discussion
MJK 24 said:
On BBC2 now.
Grim
I'm sure they deserve to rot in there.Grim
I don't know the statistics for innocents incarcerated in the US, though.
And if they pissed, s
t and flooded the place, I'd leave all that as well. Just let them live in it until they give in a broken man.Edited by TheLordJohn on Sunday 21st September 21:23
TheLordJohn said:
I'm sure they deserve to rot in there.
I don't know the statistics for innocents incarcerated in the US, though.
And if they pissed, st and flooded the place, I'd leave all that as well. Just let them live in it until they give in a broken man.
That's kind of the point ... they already are broken. So, clearly, the next obvious step is to release them back into the general population, right? Absolutely nothing can go wrong there.I don't know the statistics for innocents incarcerated in the US, though.
And if they pissed, s
t and flooded the place, I'd leave all that as well. Just let them live in it until they give in a broken man.
imagine him back in the real world!bigandclever said:
TheLordJohn said:
I'm sure they deserve to rot in there.
I don't know the statistics for innocents incarcerated in the US, though.
And if they pissed, st and flooded the place, I'd leave all that as well. Just let them live in it until they give in a broken man.
That's kind of the point ... they already are broken. So, clearly, the next obvious step is to release them back into the general population, right? Absolutely nothing can go wrong there.I don't know the statistics for innocents incarcerated in the US, though.
And if they pissed, s
t and flooded the place, I'd leave all that as well. Just let them live in it until they give in a broken man.There have been a few documentaries in recent months on the bbc about US justice system, intriuging and mostly disturbing
That was a bit bonkers - there is 100% no doubt in my mind that solitary makes them much much worse (bear in mind that I consider Hitler to be a lily-livered liberal) but what on earth can you do with them? That chap Adam - he seemed to be the most normal of them and I'm not sure of the benefits of sticking him in there.
Those American prisons certainly don't look a soft touch though; no wonder Abu Hamza fought tooth and, er, hook not to go there.
Those American prisons certainly don't look a soft touch though; no wonder Abu Hamza fought tooth and, er, hook not to go there.
Recorded this last night so I haven't seen it yet but anything I have seen about the US prison system makes me wonder how come there is any crime there at all. All looks fekin' grim compared to the UK system.
Seems to me that prisons don't appear to worry people with a criminal mindset yet scare the crap out of innocents like me
Seems to me that prisons don't appear to worry people with a criminal mindset yet scare the crap out of innocents like me
Watching this from the Continent, and it being a "school night" last night, I usually would record post 10:00p.m and watch it another day, but my wife & I sat and watched, genuinely intrigued. The statistics on U.S prison populations and the number in solitary are, frankly, astonishing.
If I were in that situation, and I sincerely hope I would never be, I'd knuckle down and do some studying. This lot, however, struggled to put a sentence together, so they had nothing else to do.
The "fishing" trick was very clever though.
If I were in that situation, and I sincerely hope I would never be, I'd knuckle down and do some studying. This lot, however, struggled to put a sentence together, so they had nothing else to do.
The "fishing" trick was very clever though.
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