• ThirdWorldOrder@lemm.ee
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    6 months ago

    You want to call me an “Ape” and then expect me to take you serious?

    I understand I’m in one of “those” subs. So be it though. Ya’ll are just an echo chamber.

    Plantation workers didn’t haven’t a choice. Felons did.

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      6 months ago

      One problem (there are many) with not caring about the rights of criminals is that “criminal” is not an immovable line. Governments can, have, and do throw away the rights of criminals using these kinds of arguments, and then re-categorize groups of people they don’t like as criminals.

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        6 months ago

        Are we talking about the ethical considerations regarding prison work or are we talking about specific issues regarding reintegrating criminals back into society?

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          6 months ago

          Good question, I’m not sure what your stance is. You seem to be saying two different things.

          • Prisoners should have work available to them so that they can maintain a sense of normalcy and reintegrate with society.
          • Prisoners are in prison of their own choice, so we can make them work against their will.

          Are those both representations of your beliefs? I don’t want to strawman you.

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            Yes, prisoners should work. It’s not like they’re working the mines like in Russia. Picking up litter, trade jobs, cooking, etc. I really can’t see the argument against it.

            Even in fucking Norway, the prisoner utopia, they work.