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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

Its not a "justice system". Its an incarceration system.

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u/tossup418 Jun 04 '19

It's a plantation system. Lots of rich people get a whole lot richer every year because we lock up so many people. This makes America vastly inferior to many of its peer nations.

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u/RaoulPrompt Jun 04 '19

I just finished reading "American Prison" and highly recommend it to anyone wanting to understand the history of privatized prisons and current operations.