British Couple Reacts to 9 Most Difficult Prison Regimes in the World



British Couple Reacts to 9 Most Difficult Prison Regimes in the World

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32 thoughts on “British Couple Reacts to 9 Most Difficult Prison Regimes in the World”

  1. Indiana USA here, I worked in prison for 30 years and yes they do get tv’s if their behavior is deemed good. It’s the best babysitter there is. However in the super max they do not. Super max is for inmates that cannot behave themselves while they are incarcerated.

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  2. While these US prisons have some bad experiences, they are protected by human rights, which the poor and homeless are not guaranteed. The saying, "Three hots and a cot" are insured to prisoners.

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  3. Those are examples of prisons where authorities have control. There are many examples of prisons where the guards basically stay away and the prisoners have control of the prison. Those can be very brutal in their own way.

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  4. Most of those people are in Rikers Island not even convicted just waiting for trial and that can take 2-5 years. Shoplifting can end up in a lengthy sentence even if your proven innocent. Unless you have a good lawyer. America = 💵

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  5. I used to take my class to the local jail (taught a high school special ed class) for a tour every year. To me, the worst part was the food. Only dinner was "hot" and lunch was what they called "cat food sandwiches". If you refused to follow the rules and went to solitary, you received a "loaf" of "food" for the day – it was in the shape of a small loaf of bread (probably 25 cm by 15 cm by 10 cm) which contained all the calories you needed for survival for the day. No telling what was in it, because the lumps glued together were not identifiable. I wanted to ensure that my students knew that their "disability" would not keep them from jail if they broke the law.

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  6. You may want to re-look San Quentin, they have some of the most advanced prison techniques. Listen to the Ear Hustle podcast, it's pretty amazing! They have so many educational, and so many self help programs! You are doing the California prison system a disservice if you don't check into it. P.S. I live on the east coast, I don't know anyone incarcerated in San Quentin

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  7. 2:48 Russia does have some interesting prisons…. some are guarded by bears, prisoners made to stand naked or in shorts during -15 weather, or n blizzards just for exercise, they are shackled, they shuffle slowly, often they are chained to large boulders. Thier prisoners are ''fed'' watery gruel that gives you bad stomachs. Prisoners aren't allowed to do or say anything. I know that Black Dolphin is lethal, since they blind fold you and make you stand. In some regions, you are dragging huge stuff with you, and you know, you barely get any sleep due to the constant noise of horns and loud sirens. The guards often electrocute prisoners, they waterboard them, strap them to board of nails, they play the worst thing imaginable. The places are big and very cold, no heating, no blankets, just a random cell full of drafts. There are no lights, your voice echo off the stone walls and often you hear the wails of distant prisoners who died. The guards even make prisoners swim in frozen lakes, pour ice cold water on them.
    Russian Prisons are said to be the 2nd most feared prisons in the entire world. You're going in and you're never getting out. You have no rights, no voice, no control, nothing but the stone floor and rats. No matter how tough you are, you will fall victim to madness and such…but like Black Dolphin is scary with all that standing and being blindfolded. It makes American Prisons look tame and it makes thier ''holes'' tame. Russian Prisons are brutal by design and not just because of hard labour or being in Siberian/Far North.
    Imagine if other countries did this, the numbers would be down very fast

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  8. 5:56 ''The Tomb' is defiantly scary. It is like being shut up in the most quietest soundproofed room in the world where you hear nothing but your own blood moving and it is said that nobody can last 30 seconds in there. Imagine this place, eh, I hate to be in anyone's shoes here, as they would be reduced to a gibbering mass of whatever, as your mind and imagination playing cruel jokes over everything. You know what it is like, when your in a quiet place and you hear random things, or someone calling you. This place will be 100x worse, can't sleep, can't eat, can't do anything, you imagine everything, every shadow, every breath, every heartbeat, every blood pump, every ear sound, every footstep, your vision is going crazy. Yeah, well anyway, this will be like a horror story that doesn't end in 2hs.

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  9. Yuma, Arizona had a territorial prison, where the cells were open air, and Yuma is in the desert. Yuma High School students are called Inmates, a decidedly fiercer name than any wild animal in my opinion, and totally fiercer than some here: Beetdiggers and Farmers.

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  10. I'm going to hazard a hypothesis right now: The inclusion of the North American and European prisons on this list was a deliberate attempt at manufactured statistical diversity. The fact that not a single prison on this list was in Brazil, North Korea, west Africa, or Turkey, and that the United States was awarded three nominees while the entire Middle East only got two is, in itself, rather telling. Considering that either Syria or Iran could have each made a clean sweep of this list, there is clearly a LOT of selectivity going on here.

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  11. You can purchase a tv on commissary. A little 15inch television for like $300.

    Having a docile and a prison population that stays busy and has something to do keeps them out of trouble and reduces their context with guards. It’s a win / win.

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  12. You can purchase a tv on commissary. A little 15inch television for like $300.

    Having a docile and a prison population that stays busy and has something to do keeps them out of trouble and reduces their context with guards. It’s a win / win.

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  13. Don't feel sorry for these inmates that are incarcerated in these prisons they didn't feel sorry for their victims while they were raping them killing them or torturing them they didn't have any Mercy on their victims while they were committing these crimes they are right where they belong

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  14. I can say with absolute certainty I would never survive 3 minutes in any jail/prison. No way. I can see it now, sobbing uncontrollably, shaking in terror, vomiting… I would much rather be with my Heavenly Savior than ever risk even the possibility of jail/prison. Even the most luxurious jail/prison in the world sounds like torture to me.
    I am with Millie on this one.

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  15. It was mentioned that some people who entered the prison system are innocent. The reason is because humans are flawed and even though we may be fairly sure that we are convicting someone who is guilty, because humans are flawed there is no way to be able to tell 100%. Prison should be a type of reform not a type of punishment. Punishing these people only cost us money and does nothing to deter them from committing more crime.

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