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There could be arguments about why exactly.
But we can know that prisons that treat them like people have lower recidivism than prisons that treat them like animals.
I
would say that people will treat others, when they have the freedom to
choose how to treat them, or the power to treat them as they will, how
they have been treated by whatever authority existed in their lives up
to then, and they will react to situations in the way that has best
served them in their lives up to then. Prisons treat prisoners like they
are nothing, not worth basic human dignity, so they treat civilians
like that when they get out. And when you are challenged in prison, you
have to respond with unreasonable levels of violence, or you will be a
target from then on, and so when you get out you continue this behavior. |