• @hOrni
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      502 months ago

      Which is why mandatory minimums exist.

      • @[email protected]
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        312 months ago

        In the immortal words of Killer Mike, that’s why they givin’ offenders time in double digits.

        • @PapaStevesy
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          302 months ago

          All research and successful drug policy SHOWS that treatment should be increased! And law enforcement decreased while abolishing Mandatory Minimum Sentences!

        • BigFig
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          2 months ago

          Pro NRA Killer Mike? Pro Cop City Killer Mike? That “Killer” Mike?

          Edit: downvotes for bringing up Killer Mike’s Hypocrisy

          • @[email protected]
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            12 months ago

            Huh. My felon (don’t get caught doing drugs) brother Michael used to use “Killer Mike” as his screenname. I wonder if there’s a connection.

      • @[email protected]
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        502 months ago

        Yes. They cut you off from all human contact. Feed you the most bland food in a bar form literally called nutrabars. Lights are kept on 24 hours a day and you’re left in that place for as long as you refuse to work. Solitary confinement is no longer legal in most places but luckily restricted housing, segregated housing, and special or intensive management are the exact same thing but are completely legal still.

        Oh you want to see other people and get fresh air? Guess you’re willing to work now?

        • @Olgratin_Magmatoe
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          332 months ago

          A thing to note about those kinds of practices. They quite literally give you brain damage. Humans require socialization, they require a day night cycle, they require stimulation. To not have those things will fuck you up, and even if you do eventually get out it will mean that your ability to reintegrate into society is severely damaged. It means you have a higher chance of recidivism.

      • @grue
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        212 months ago

        In addition to what the other guy said, the parole board also looks upon it unfavorably. You don’t want to be a slave? Well then, for your “bad attitude” and “lack of rehabilitation,” get ready to serve your whole sentence instead of only half of it.

      • @PapaStevesy
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        122 months ago

        They’re allowed to do whatever their shareholders let them get away with.