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a prison in europe
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#43
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2011) [+]
(16 replies)
What is it with Americans, you always speak of Europe as though it's a single country with a single series of traditions, values and concepts. This prison is in Scandinavia, Sweden or Norway I believe, the Nordics are very, very Liberal in terms of prison sentences and punishment. Try a prison in Serbia, Bulgaria or Romania . . .
Like we call 'em over here in The Netherlands:
Budget hotel rooms.
Budget hotel rooms.
#102
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buttfranklin (11/30/2011) [+]
(5 replies)
It's a pleasant environment because Europe follows a system of what is known as the 'positivist school of criminology', which is based around treatment and rehabilitation of the offender; rather than the outdated and barbaric 'classicist theory' which is simply based around retribution and punishment for the offence.
Does it work? Compare the crime rates in Norway to those in America.
Does it work? Compare the crime rates in Norway to those in America.
looks like my college dorm room...maybe a bit better
#71
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2011) [+]
(5 replies)
That's just in Norway. The rest of Europe has normal prisons. The big difference with America, is we don't "start" being gay the first excuse we get.
Am i the only one who hates it when americans speak of "Europe" and thnking that every country is the same ? I don't see many common points betwen Germany, Lithuania, Slovenia and France for example. By that logic, I could say that the U.S. , Canada and Peru have the same standards of living simply by speaking of America (North and South).
no fuckin way, that damn cell is nicer than my college dorm room
this is actually a Norwegian prison.
And yes Norway is in Europe, but not all the European prisons are like that.
(they got TV's, Xbox and even access to the internet.)
Here they make money while in prison, can get a education they are even allowed out sometimes, its fucked up.
And yes Norway is in Europe, but not all the European prisons are like that.
(they got TV's, Xbox and even access to the internet.)
Here they make money while in prison, can get a education they are even allowed out sometimes, its fucked up.
I seriously thought the joke was that rooms at University are like this and it's like a prison sometimes. I can't believe I'm paying for this room and some rapist gets it for free. Time for a career change?
#31
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2011) [+]
(2 replies)
In Finland the maximum amount of prison time you can get is 12 years :D, welcome murderers
#122
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digestivebiscuit (11/30/2011) [-]
In England criminals are often allowed TVs and games consoles. We have one of the highest reoffending rates of criminals in the world. Also deported criminals very often return - just a few months ago an Eritrean murdered his ex girlfriend by throwing her off a bridge in Coventry. He was deported three times.
Yea and in the Netherlands they're a little big bigger with cable tv and a pc with internet... FML I wanna go to jail.
#19
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2011) [-]
Yeah, this is the norweigan prison (of course not all prisons in Norway are like this). This exact prison has maybe the lowest rate of criminals doing crimes again after getting free in the whole world.
Some say that punishment is punishment, but if not giving one to a murderer saves some lives I'm totally okay with it. And it is kind of punishment still, I mean they are not free, need to be in the same building all the time, they get bored and start studying and become good taxpaying citizens.
Actually, you might argue whether the idea of prison is just the punishment, or guarantee that criminal wont do the crime again...
Some say that punishment is punishment, but if not giving one to a murderer saves some lives I'm totally okay with it. And it is kind of punishment still, I mean they are not free, need to be in the same building all the time, they get bored and start studying and become good taxpaying citizens.
Actually, you might argue whether the idea of prison is just the punishment, or guarantee that criminal wont do the crime again...