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Incarcerating US is a feature-length documentary that exposes America’s prison problem and explores ways to unshackle the Land of the Free through vital criminal justice reforms. With 2.3 million people behind bars, the U.S. has the largest prison population in the history of the world.
Through dramatic first-hand accounts, expert testimony, and shocking statistics, Incarcerating US asks fundamental questions about the prison system in America: What is the purpose of prison? Why did our prison population explode in the 1970s? What can make our justice system more just?
The film begins with a brief overview of U.S. prisons and the flawed policies that fueled unprecedented over-incarceration. In many cases, these laws exacerbate the problems they were designed to solve. Through both empirical evidence and the eyes of those tragically affected by the system for committing minor crimes, we see the failures of two major initiatives: the War on Drugs and mandatory minimum sentences.
Incarcerating US tells the story of America’s broken criminal justice system through the eyes of those who created it, those who have suffered through it, and those who are fighting to change it. After decades of failures, now is the time to unshackle the Land of the Free.

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@jimmymcgee4101
@jimmymcgee4101 10 месяцев назад
Has the thought ever occurred that the drug addict should be in a rehab center instead of Prison. Dealers should go to prison, not the addict.
@pedroortiz-dr7on
@pedroortiz-dr7on Год назад
I served 3 years in federal Prison, at North Lake Correctional Facility and let me tell you I got a good job in the library. I helped many inmates get their sentences reduced and as a Canadian I was happy to help all those inmates. I witnessed stabbings in NY at Albany county no one cares what happens to you while incarcerated is just a way for the government to make lots of money, $250 for each federal inmate and $150 for a estate inmate while in a county jail! America is doom if it continues mass incarceration is not humane!
@DCJNewsMedia
@DCJNewsMedia 11 месяцев назад
Right on Brother 😊
@nancyfahey7518
@nancyfahey7518 11 месяцев назад
How many times did you steal from innocent people to pay for your drug use? How many times did you use a gun? How many times did you drive under the influence? How many people did you hurt?
@chrisbenefield9963
@chrisbenefield9963 10 месяцев назад
@@nancyfahey7518I was arrested for felony possession of cannabis, I was sentenced to a year in prison. I never harmed anyone. I never stole, I never drove while under the influence, some people can actually use drugs responsibly. Just look at alcohol at one point in time that was illegal it caused more problems than it solved. That’s why no one should face any prison time for simply possessing drugs. If someone robs to feed their habit, or hurts someone while under the influence then by all means arrest them. But leave people who are harming no one alone. The average American commits 3 felonies a day with out even being aware. And we house 25% of the works prison population while only have 4% of the works population. When you look at why it’s this way. A lot of it has to to with the multibillion dollar private prison corporations and police unions who lobby for the creation of more laws, and for lengthy prison sentences. Because it means job security. It shouldn’t be that way. Someone shouldn’t face the danger of a prison sentence unless they actually harm someone.
@kenfrievalt7826
@kenfrievalt7826 10 месяцев назад
If you can't do the time don't do the crime
@ewoksmith297
@ewoksmith297 Год назад
I heard not ONE mention of the term "prison industrial complex" in this documentary. Nor mention of private prisons and their contribution and mandatory beds filled in their facilities program they have with the state and local governments
@8bert9
@8bert9 11 месяцев назад
Going with privately owned prisons gives companies incentives to keep them full. It should be illegal and they should all be owned and operated by the state like they once were.
@retrospecative2454
@retrospecative2454 11 месяцев назад
Right they didnt talk about private prisons as much. And how private prisons work in entertainment to keep them full with young black men
@Fddhjdthnbcfseyhvg
@Fddhjdthnbcfseyhvg 10 месяцев назад
Yes sir, only half the truth, if that
@chadpreece970
@chadpreece970 Год назад
When the investigators are the dealers, you'll never stop it.
@nowchanlahkesis9691
@nowchanlahkesis9691 10 месяцев назад
The white man orders the cocaine '
@mar4oz
@mar4oz 10 месяцев назад
The Who prison increase, war on drugs, etc… started by a president who was nothing but a criminal himself and the policies stayed in place. Non violent criminals never should be locked away from society, there are plenty of other forms of punishment and consequences that could be in place. We’ve got a lot of problems that need addressed that never will be before that though!
@paddy1952
@paddy1952 11 месяцев назад
I'm Canadian. In 1992 the multi-nat company I worked for moved my job from Toronto to New York. I loved that job, and had worked long and hard to get it. They offerred me a position in NY and a Green Card. After looking at it very carefully, I declined. Couldn't do that to my kids. Great country, great people, bizarre politics.
@paddy1952
@paddy1952 9 месяцев назад
@@machinaxarxes7646 I'll never interact with it, but I hope that's so.
@ProSanityMan-gr7sq
@ProSanityMan-gr7sq 7 месяцев назад
I agree, but mostly due to terrible lefty policies in Canada is not better.
@Shawn-yp9ic
@Shawn-yp9ic 11 месяцев назад
This was very tough to watch. In 1989 I got 60 yrs for conspiracy to possess, arrested with absolutely nothing illegal in my possession but my "friend" who DID have drugs made himself a deal with the DA, a DA who was later disbarred stripped of his license to practice law (which caused him to lose his seat as a judge he had attained) for prosecutorial misconduct but it did nothing for me. They "reviewed" his cases from back then but only those who were still locked up from the 80's in 2012. Not a lot of effort at compensating or making things right. You can't fix that or undo all those years anyway. This stuff needs to stop, it's way overdue. Stop the war on Americans
@chrisbenefield9963
@chrisbenefield9963 10 месяцев назад
Wait. Are you writing this from prison?
@Shawn-yp9ic
@Shawn-yp9ic 10 месяцев назад
@@chrisbenefield9963 no, California
@lford2337
@lford2337 10 месяцев назад
So your case being 1989 you slipped into the review? -luckily. But anyone else was just left to suffer? Your charge was one of my biggest fears, it's ridiculous and they can take it as far as they want while it's likely didn't catch the defendant with anything.
@josephbradley7216
@josephbradley7216 10 месяцев назад
​@@Shawn-yp9icclose enough 🤣 sry I couldn't resist. I'm really sorry you went through that! There's no way to get back the years you lost and there's no excuse for that...
@Shawn-yp9ic
@Shawn-yp9ic 10 месяцев назад
@@josephbradley7216 yea it sux, as messed up as that was it was even more insane when after about 18 months into and after trial and sentencing these small town sheriffs deputies handed me over to Dallas for a charge anddid not send anything with me saying anything about the insane time they had given me. the result of that was after I beat that Dallas charge Dallas Co released me! A almost new 60 that I hadnt even been to prison on yet and I was out and on a plane. I stayed on the run from that for 10 years. It wasn't going away and computers dont forget so eventually, after digging that hole a little deeper and adding some more shit to it there eventually came time to pay the piper. Turned out that free 10 years counted towards it because I did nothing to cause my accidental release, they never even knew I had been released until Ca prison inquired about records that didnt make sense to them they wanted to clear up prior to allowing me to go fight wildfires. That never happened and I went back but with an extra 10 done on it. Nice bike JB, Im ridin an 07 Softail these days in the San Diego area and lovin it. 16 years out now in Oct.
@megabethevans3451
@megabethevans3451 10 месяцев назад
Money. Thats why it happens. Incarceration is a BIG business with many sectors profiting. And all the while, its disguised as nobility. Makes me sick
@josron6088
@josron6088 Год назад
The biggest problem I have with mass incarceration is locking up drug addicts and drug users. Prohibition doesn't work and we still haven't learned that lesson.
@murrismiller2312
@murrismiller2312 Год назад
FALSE.... my parents made all illegal substances - FORBIDDEN, and it worked !! people are just in love with DECEIT & SELF - PITY
@timwarcloud
@timwarcloud Год назад
Drug addicts deserve to be in prison. They rob and steal to support their addictions and they are a vd wart on the ass of society.
@Pretermit_Sound
@Pretermit_Sound 11 месяцев назад
Completely agree, nonviolent offenders especially.
@josron6088
@josron6088 11 месяцев назад
@@Pretermit_Sound A simple drug possession charge shouldn't derail your life and clog up the criminal court system. Charge people with other crimes they may have committed but not drug possession.
@Pretermit_Sound
@Pretermit_Sound 11 месяцев назад
@@josron6088 a big part of the problem is the increasing privatization of the corrections system, and the courts essentially becoming an assembly line for charging and sentencing without due diligence. Once a profit motive is attached to something like law enforcement, and the larger justice system, it’s not a “justice” system anymore.
@brianallison1913
@brianallison1913 11 месяцев назад
Proof that the war on drugs is a failure is that you can go to any prison and get any drug you want while incarcerated.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
Haha. Just even more costly.
@michaelragusa5138
@michaelragusa5138 3 месяца назад
Decriminalization of dangerous drugs was a major failure in Oregon.
@jerseysmash8200
@jerseysmash8200 22 дня назад
Because things have gotton so destructively messed up an we may already be beyond return.​@@michaelragusa5138
@Falconryful
@Falconryful 11 месяцев назад
It’s big business with billions at stake!
@amyb2646
@amyb2646 7 месяцев назад
There is a good movie called, “Guilt by Association”. It’s based on a true story. It deals with this same subject. A lady is convicted, and receives a long prison term, because she answered the phone for her boyfriend, and it was a drug deal. She got the longest sentence, because she couldn’t give up any names of anyone else in the drug ring, as she didn’t know them. It was so interesting and enlightening.
@Johnny53kgb-nsa
@Johnny53kgb-nsa 11 месяцев назад
We send drug addicts to prison like they committed murder and rape. Sad.
@danallen3031
@danallen3031 10 месяцев назад
I know several people who work everyday but are addicts and would not steal from me,but then i know people who are sober who would steal from you!We need to change laws to bring real true justice if there is any real justice.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
Sorry to say it but there is no justice - just people with power subjugating those without.
@brobrwwarrior
@brobrwwarrior 11 месяцев назад
These people seem to lock up low level dealers instead of the dealers that are moving megatons of drugs.
@ShamelessRambler
@ShamelessRambler Год назад
7:40 "virtually everybody thought the drug war was the number one issue." They were eventually proven right for all the wrong reasons. It is the source of not only most incarceration, but also violence. The drug war is easily orders of magnitude more destructive than prohibition was, devastating both the US "and" Mexico.
@Pretermit_Sound
@Pretermit_Sound 11 месяцев назад
The US and Mexico have a totally codependent, symbiotic relationship when it comes to the illegal drug market. The effect it’s had on Mexican society is so horrific and heartbreaking it’s nearly beyond comprehension.
@woke72
@woke72 10 месяцев назад
Its war on people not drugs.
@jasmines.6325
@jasmines.6325 Год назад
Punishing somone for someone elses crimes goes against the geneva convention
@mandybee4399
@mandybee4399 11 месяцев назад
America like Sudan and North Korea do not adhere to human rights google it, it's so fd up one of the most advanced Nation's have not signed up 🙄💔😢🤬
@jensen5668
@jensen5668 10 месяцев назад
Being very familiar with the other side of the tracks, literally two decade' worth i always was sharp enough to never get in a bind intelligent enough to walk away hands down this is the best documentary of the real true effects of the War on Drugs in the United States of America that I've ever seen! And I mean that with very many hours of research and understanding this, i am still in a complete state of awe with this phenomenal documentary. It was a mandatory ten-year conspiracy charge that finally brought my lifestyle to an end I was no way willing to jeopardize 10 years of my life in a little of three individual signing a piece of paper saying they'd heard me discuss something that's just three people being squeezed you're having a bad day and 10 years your life is gone steaks we're far too great to jeopardize Thank you again to all the people involved in his documentary
@Star_Dusting
@Star_Dusting 10 месяцев назад
Unfortunately they may house the mentally ill but they’re terribly unequipped to care for them.
@Phat-khat
@Phat-khat 10 месяцев назад
We should blame the right people at hand, which is the lawmakers that had no clue what they were doing and had no problem ruining peoples lives and their families lives. It’s time we send the lawmakers to jail for many many years.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
I wish - but they have the power... for now.
@tonydialsr7190
@tonydialsr7190 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for this program. After viewing the whole I gave some thought to making my comment. The government in its body is composed of fallible humans, who are self centered and ego centric. They get elected on appealing to the going red hot topics of the times and of course drugs and crime stands at the top of the list. Yes in this country Drugs in its many forms are available everywhere in this nation. We live in a day and time where many citizens medicate there human emotions with drugs an alcohol,and of course they become addicted. Once the addiction sets in the illness takes over. Incarceration,is a business in this country and the average citizen has no idea the range and scope of the issues this has on this topic. But to incarcerate someone for being sick is a sickness in its self. America is a sick nation,and only a very few can bounce back like the gentleman spotlighted in this program. He gets much praise from me. We can have more if the insane nature of the government policies are changed. Will it happen I do not have that answer. But to the point ,people like Mr. Sterling and others in this program working towards new,and more equable policies will we see a better system.
@getonlygotonly
@getonlygotonly 11 месяцев назад
for such a well produced video why is volume of audio so low? the big question is why are there so many criminals , could it be because the rich get richer and poor get poorer and the middle class is virtually non existent anymore
@colleenlally-ross7105
@colleenlally-ross7105 Год назад
Excellent doc and heartbreakingly true!
@baraahhamdi8533
@baraahhamdi8533 10 месяцев назад
a huge emotional feelings in this documentary , how sad it is , really sad , this world is sad place and cruel
@JackBQuick79
@JackBQuick79 11 месяцев назад
Im a new sub 100%. Great work on a taboo but relevant topic. The production is top notch. Time to binge. My opinion, congratulations to drugs for winning the war on drugs. A drug user has no place in the prison system just based on using. Im not going to let any alcoholic, adulterating politicians give me moral advice on how i live my life. Educate, regulate and accept what it is. Every thing will get better after that, for everyone.
@johnreyes6142
@johnreyes6142 10 месяцев назад
The ultimate renewable resource. People who want to keep their jobs and are afraid of personal sacrifice.
@alecabdellaoui
@alecabdellaoui Год назад
I live how they juxtaposed the larger societal issues to the personal stories of people affected by the war on drugs. Very thoughtful and well done!
@davidlafleche1142
@davidlafleche1142 Год назад
The solution is simple: Don't sell or use drugs. It's a sin anyway (Revelation 9:21, KJV).
@5688gamble
@5688gamble Год назад
@@davidlafleche1142 I don't believe in fairy tales, I do not see drugs as a moral issue. You are the one paying taxes to keep drug offenders locked up, if you don't like drugs why aren't you pushing to lock up anyone who enjoys a coffee or a beer! It is no more your business what drugs I put into my body than it is what I do in the bedroom or anything else- until I am causing you phyisical harm, butt out! Religion needs to stop sticking it's oar in everywhere! If my partner and I wish to fornicate- we will, if we wish to smoke a joint or make tea with the mushrooms- we will, if we wish to experiment with the same gender sexually- we will. Don't like it? Tough! F*&k the bible!
@keksterbojester818
@keksterbojester818 11 месяцев назад
​@@davidlafleche1142include yourself in that. Don't take Aspirin or insulin. These are drugs and you will go to hell
@lynnjudd9036
@lynnjudd9036 11 месяцев назад
Locking up drug addicts doesn't treat what got them there.
@johnwelch3016
@johnwelch3016 Год назад
I was taught by my mother's mother which was my grandmother , about this discussion in 1965..boy they wouldn't let me be in this position 😔😭 they started shedding tears ..I'm 65 years old now..in 1983..I was a young man then..
@greeneyesrawesome
@greeneyesrawesome Год назад
I literally have always said this and people are always so mind-blown when I tell them that I think this 😅
@sheehy933
@sheehy933 Год назад
Only 3% of crimes end up with the perpetrator in prison. Repeat offenders or people who commit unusually heinous crimes find themselves behind bars most often.
@hecksinc
@hecksinc Год назад
I completely disagree with you. There really are people sitting in prisons around this country that are truly innocent. There are people in prison that may have been arrested simply because they were with a person who was arrested for a crime committed prior, now you have not just the offender but now you have someone arrested under the accomplice laws that had nothing to do with it. And let’s look at all of the people who are sitting in the county jails with unreasonable bail amounts, just waiting to get into a courtroom for their preliminary hearings! This country has had a broken, flawed judicial system. People are rotting away in this country’s prisons because of the dollar amount, period!
@johnthompson9513
@johnthompson9513 11 месяцев назад
​@@hecksinc; Take the profit out of incarceration and a lot less would be behind bars We live in a free air prison to begin with Then then you wind up in prison within the prison Those who've never been there don't understand and never will Gday
@hyojinlee
@hyojinlee Год назад
Thank you so much for this video!
@ianbattles7290
@ianbattles7290 7 месяцев назад
America's prison population exploded when we started incarcerating peaceful people for victimless, non-violent offenses; jails are full of people who do not pose any danger to society.
@tylerkinley268
@tylerkinley268 11 месяцев назад
Whether you want stricter confinement or reforms, somebody has to take responsibility for the results. You can't say 'we have the right to lock you up' but that their care and correction rates don't matter. Unless you just execute or give life to every crime, those people will come home. Would you rather they have some skills and a shot? Or someone that's been treated like an animal and warehoused, coming out as bad or worse than they went in? It's your tax money, you should know what you're getting for your money. We have a system with a 70 some percent recidivism rate with 3 to five years. You'd be better off flipping a coin! But you're being billed for a 'department of correction' (in most states) when they aren't correcting a damn thing. And the vast majority in my state are lower security drug offenders. We have so many mentally ill/undereducated/under skilled, nonviolent offenders. Just making people miserable will not change them for the better. Until you show them a better way, whether it's medication or job skills or education, they will just keep doing what they know. And I've been on the end of that 'flip or we'll throw the book at you' crap. They wanted my best friend and they would drop my own intent charge. Just cause someone else snitched on me doesn't mean I'm gonna put my dirt on someone else.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
Wow. Couldn't have said that better myself and I was a math tutor in the Wisconcentration Camp System. We have to all get together and force a change for anything to happen. In Wisconsin, we have a relatively new organization called EXPO (EXincarcerated People Organizing) of Wisconsin. I encourage you to get involved with an organization like that. There's more power when we get together to try to change things.
@tasha9198
@tasha9198 10 месяцев назад
I dont know whether to like or dislike this Excellent program though disturbing
@Star_Dusting
@Star_Dusting 10 месяцев назад
He said it “just give me a chance.” We have to be given the opportunity for second chance if we want it. And I don’t know many people that don’t want it.
@Scorned405
@Scorned405 10 месяцев назад
Next time u think democracy is pure remember this
@celestearnett-justice9121
@celestearnett-justice9121 Год назад
One of the best documentaries I have seen. Thank you for making this.
@josealfaro5597
@josealfaro5597 Год назад
It's all about money thats , we pay it and look who owns the prisons in private owns like ,sherif and they together county's
@michaeldalton8374
@michaeldalton8374 10 месяцев назад
I thought this would be about the massive profits and illegal activities generated by the prison complex. Instead, it was a few sob stories intermixed with bureaucrats who spend a career creating a system they now see as damaging.
@codyhighroller
@codyhighroller Год назад
You never hear anybody complaining about crime here.
@williamwilson6499
@williamwilson6499 Год назад
Trying to save on production costs by minimizing volume?
@lonelyplanet1080
@lonelyplanet1080 11 месяцев назад
the people who want to be drugged up cant be slaves to the system, so they get punished
@aspartamekillsyaknow9019
@aspartamekillsyaknow9019 11 месяцев назад
They're slaves to the dope and that is another part of the system. Thought you had something virtuous to say
@user-ey8jv3mz1i
@user-ey8jv3mz1i 8 месяцев назад
It should be mandatory for employers to hire people who have been incarcerated who have been released back into society.🇺🇸
@jeannedouglas9912
@jeannedouglas9912 10 месяцев назад
The volume is so low . Can't hear this way overdue and thank you documentary. Don't forget the for profiteering of incarceration children too.
@mcboomwarsunutube
@mcboomwarsunutube 10 месяцев назад
According to the constitution of Florida article 1 section 18. Department of military affairs is the only one who imposes a sentence of imprisonment.Not circuit court or superior court
@my1vice
@my1vice 2 месяца назад
Yeah, sure.
@jermaineharris5971
@jermaineharris5971 Год назад
3:34 The Principalities 3:45 leaves the man blind and dumb founded 4:09
@cashsosa9444
@cashsosa9444 10 месяцев назад
Everybody says China has slave labor camps well what do u think the penile system is ? Who makes the license plates in your state ? Who makes school desks and other essential equipment?
@my1vice
@my1vice 2 месяца назад
LOL.... You are seriously comparing the two systems?
@hammerandthewrench7924
@hammerandthewrench7924 3 месяца назад
This country is a hot mess in a gold suit. We ain’t fooling no one.
@annebarn417
@annebarn417 11 месяцев назад
as a canadian i find this terrifying.
@carolynshoaf4045
@carolynshoaf4045 Год назад
The volume is very low, can hardly hear it.
@9988506
@9988506 Год назад
Volume sucks,ya can't hear anything
@wildeninja2836
@wildeninja2836 Год назад
Very hard reading your kids a story from another part of the world and nothing you can do at that moment. I did this in Iraq
@mcboomwarsunutube
@mcboomwarsunutube 10 месяцев назад
Is confinement or I say is additional punishment according to United States verse Moreland 42. s.ct. 368 talk about any other place then penitentiary is illegal.
@jimellis2118
@jimellis2118 10 месяцев назад
It's never mentioned how much cash they "confiscated "...charge the taxpayers instead.
@mikewatt8706
@mikewatt8706 10 месяцев назад
As long as humans exist there will be criminal activity. There are many reasons for it. It's mostly about getting money to survive or to be rich. If you have no money and have kids there is a big chance that kid will end up being a criminal and so the wheel will keep turning.
@jackthelad15
@jackthelad15 10 месяцев назад
Gotta wonder how the president son ain't incarcerated 😊
@jonk9977
@jonk9977 9 месяцев назад
We number one on the planet also have more ppl in jail than all the worlds jails put together..
@my1vice
@my1vice 2 месяца назад
Yes, because the CCP never lies about anything. They have waaaay less people locked up than us. Stop being so naive.
@Notfunnysam
@Notfunnysam 10 месяцев назад
For those wondering, this DOC came out in 2016. Naturally much of the information referenced here is going to be out of date.
@timwarcloud
@timwarcloud Год назад
Canada and western Europe dont have the dark demographic issues the US has. You cant really make that comparison.
@robertellingtom2683
@robertellingtom2683 10 месяцев назад
No it's amazing somebody tell somebody how to be with their children wow
@alexcarter8807
@alexcarter8807 Год назад
Why's the damn volume so low? No need to whisper ...
@louisesumrell6331
@louisesumrell6331 10 месяцев назад
"Mental health facility"? You haven't been locked up in NC!😂😅😢
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
Or Wisconsin.
@murrismiller2312
@murrismiller2312 Год назад
the only problem- today, is that the FEAR of punishment for ones crimes - DOES NOT EXIST
@user-tn7dj9xl4n
@user-tn7dj9xl4n Год назад
New age.. w/Parents Overwhelmed 24/7 to parent our youngest ... Save the Planet? .. Save the Young [adult Parents lives] and Save the Young ..est as Grade ONE -> High School *Boarding *Schools for 100% of ALL .. [!!].."Easy Fix"?.. Protect the Young [our Parents and our Youngest]... and taxpayers Save huge policing and prison systems and grief .. cheers from Canada eh?
@DCJNewsMedia
@DCJNewsMedia 11 месяцев назад
It's because street law and the Anglo Saxon Judicial law are vastly different. One is common to the people. Street law The other is a writer and copyrighted law and 1 size fits all... But since we have at least 12 major cultures but the governments copyrighted prescription exact law in writing that thinks 1 size fits all Violates many cultures laws that are taught by there elders Within the culture of the community. It favors 1 culture only. All the rest suffer. Making it where once a man goes to prison he can't get a job but if he does it's not well paying and yet has to provide for himself and his family. I worked for 44 years in law enforcement so I seen it daily. I have tried to get the laws to be fair and 1 size don't fit all or even most. But lawyers who make bank on loop holes in the laws they create in order to have a job in a private club called the Bar Association and no one else can provide advice without going to jail or prison. A private guild that supports the system that supports them and their wallets. It's a big money game. Along with prisons being privatized in part or the whole. We claim by law to be a Constitutional Republic but act like a banana 🍌 Republic. Jails and prisons are the new mental health units. Hospital and school systems. It's a Damm shame 1970 to now 2023 is 53 years of failure as a nation. I pray 🙏 God saves us from our public servants.. God-bless yall and your families. ✝️ 😊
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
At least there are people like you that recognize the problems and try to get things changed. I was on the other side and got to experience things firsthand. Maybe you should get together with those of us on the other side so we can speak out and actually get something done.
@edwardalexisortiz9246
@edwardalexisortiz9246 3 месяца назад
@tacticalbusdriver6630
@tacticalbusdriver6630 Год назад
There’s a war on drugs but they declare war on the countries where drugs come from 😮
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
And bring their drugs here. It's all a mess and just wrong. Commiting genocide against any group of people is wrong. And our government is wrong on so much. That's why half of the world hates our country.
@kylebriggs190
@kylebriggs190 10 месяцев назад
Interesting Subject to talk about! But, the volume was too low. I couldn't hear what half the people were saying during the video.
@lifeismymovie
@lifeismymovie 10 месяцев назад
Sorry about the volume issue we are going to try and look at fixing the file on RU-vid. Apologies
@AintSchabusiness
@AintSchabusiness Год назад
Hey....are you the Asher Emmanuel who was an Eagle in HS??
@simpleuser0001
@simpleuser0001 Год назад
The whole stigma toward drugs is messed up. No victimless crime should ever be incarcerable.
@katiekane5247
@katiekane5247 11 месяцев назад
No Mens Rea
@alejandrocurado5134
@alejandrocurado5134 2 года назад
13th brought me here
@alientejanopt9066
@alientejanopt9066 9 месяцев назад
Compared to other nations American prisons are 5 STARS HOTELS
@nancyfahey7518
@nancyfahey7518 11 месяцев назад
Build more prisons!
@timwarcloud
@timwarcloud Год назад
The guy that violated his probation by smoking weed should have known better.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
We all do but addiction is a disease. That's like saying someone shouldn't have died from cancer... but, guess what, they had cancer.
@chrisbenefield9963
@chrisbenefield9963 9 месяцев назад
Her story would not have gained traction had she been black or brown. Instead she’s this wonderful nice white lady that anyone could imagine as a soccer mom in the suburbs. So she gets out while others in her same position waste away their whole lives in prison
@markfriedersdorf4750
@markfriedersdorf4750 11 месяцев назад
Wheres the sound ?
@chadpreece970
@chadpreece970 Год назад
It's highly profitable federally funded slave labor.
@alexanderbreglia7282
@alexanderbreglia7282 Год назад
That was over weed?
@trojanthebarber2688
@trojanthebarber2688 2 месяца назад
This is sad, I can’t blame the users, BLAME THE SELLERS AND THE GANGSTERS
@Joenathan-jf3uj
@Joenathan-jf3uj 11 месяцев назад
The volume is too low
@rbruin123
@rbruin123 10 месяцев назад
The real "problem" is the mean people who put them there...duh!
@marvinwood9368
@marvinwood9368 21 день назад
Amy stayed solid
@youngblood2
@youngblood2 11 месяцев назад
Your audio is weak! I had to quit watching it, because I can't hear it.
@fionna7109
@fionna7109 11 месяцев назад
I was sentenced to 5 years in Campbell county Kentucky for 0.05 of cocaine... it was the cotton in the spoon. This is not an exaggeration. My name is Tina M.
@fionna7109
@fionna7109 11 месяцев назад
This happened back in 2001
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
My cellie got 11 years for a gram in Wisconsin. I'd say we all got fucked.
@prokastinatore
@prokastinatore 2 месяца назад
All this sad things are going to happen everywhere on earth if a nations loses control . It's not always all about money but people don't permit themselves to get a closer look. The best possible education for everybody ( without racial bias) would make a better world. But proper education lasts always as a priveligr of wealthy citizens and that's why nothing changes.
@troyelliott390
@troyelliott390 Год назад
@adcaptandumvulgus4252
@adcaptandumvulgus4252 Месяц назад
But I thought slavery was a time-honored institution..?
@kenfrievalt7826
@kenfrievalt7826 10 месяцев назад
Ya. Other countries don't have high prison populations . When you are found guilty for selling drugs you are shot to death and your family is billed for the ammo. These countries do no have a lot of drug problems
@IamDEADfred
@IamDEADfred 11 месяцев назад
Also that federal judge is super weird...maybe he shouldn't be a judge because he did not sound very non biased at all
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
None of them are, my friend. None of them. They're in power and that shit goes to their heads.
@churchtalkunlimited
@churchtalkunlimited 10 месяцев назад
Too many inmates, and not enough space?
@jermaineharris5971
@jermaineharris5971 Год назад
2:16
@todddoetken2594
@todddoetken2594 10 месяцев назад
The Anamosa (Iowa) State Penitentiary employs sex offenders who constantly commit sexual crimes against the inmates. Other guards mentally and physically abuse inmates as if it is their duty to punish everyone sentenced to serve time. Warden William Sperfslage allowed counselors, guards, teachers, clergy, and many others to resign after being caught raping inmates. Officer Glenda, Glasgow, however, was allowed to retain her employment with the State of Iowa after being impregnated by the inmate she raped. Her employment was transferred to the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics once she gave birth to the son of Inmate Earl Richard Abbey III. Yes, she raped a Tier-3 Sex Offender.
@donaldmickunas8552
@donaldmickunas8552 11 месяцев назад
As usual, only one aspect is being shown here. With drug addiction comes the issue of how to support that addiction. The answer is by committing criminal acts. Now, this addiction impacts many people over time. What is the cost to society of drug addiction? How do we effectively deal with drug addiction? These are only a few of many questions that surround this issue. We see the results of not enforcing laws in cities like Portland, Oregon today. It is clear to me that simply making drugs and, by extension, drug addiction legal doesn’t begin to solve the problem.
@MackLee23
@MackLee23 10 месяцев назад
My thoughts exactly. This is not a simple black and white issue. There are major downstream effects of drug addiction, violence only being one. I don't personally care to live within a society of zombies. These people aren't just harmlessly sitting at home doing their drugs. They're out on our roads driving, endangering other people's lives. Many survive by stealing and taking advantage of others because they can't hold down a job. Is everyone else supposed to suffer because we choose only compassion for those drug addicted? There's got to be some accountability in all this.
@user-fh2sl4nu8f
@user-fh2sl4nu8f 10 месяцев назад
And it never will. There's "responsible" use though where people don't steal, etc. Government will never be able to wipe out everyone that uses. What they could do more of is mitigate the damages of usage. The "infrastructure" for that isn't in place - Oregon is the first to try it and is seeing the lack of that infrastructure. I applaud the state for recognizing that the old way didn't work and they're trying a different approach. Unfortunately it takes time to build up support systems.
@mrwhite7128
@mrwhite7128 11 месяцев назад
More like the largest business in the world.
@johnthompson9513
@johnthompson9513 11 месяцев назад
Figures a religious organization started all the persecutions of those THEY deemed unlike THEIR kind or beliefs I got away from those organization's yrs ago and have no plans of being involved with them ever again
@Thestrappedgrunt
@Thestrappedgrunt 11 месяцев назад
The title should say, Crime is an American problem, they are not throwing innocent people into prison.
@silverback8183
@silverback8183 11 месяцев назад
You wanna solve the problem of high crime and packed prisons? Less prison time,more hanging time. Prisons would be empty and crime rates would drop!
@76678-m
@76678-m 11 месяцев назад
There’s no evidence the death penalty lowers crime. Furthermore, the Constitution forbids punishing any crime other than murder with the death penalty.
@silverback8183
@silverback8183 11 месяцев назад
@@76678-m and that's why the crime rate is so high. No repercussions for crime, just time with the home boys. I'd there was a severe punishment I promise you the crime rate would plummet
@philipwhatley6742
@philipwhatley6742 11 месяцев назад
The death penalty has never been a deterrent
@silverback8183
@silverback8183 11 месяцев назад
@@philipwhatley6742 that's because it's not handed out enough and when it is,they sit on death row for 30 yrs
@adcaptandumvulgus4252
@adcaptandumvulgus4252 Месяц назад
Does that mean Nancy Reagan was the first co-female president?
@williamdolezal9184
@williamdolezal9184 10 месяцев назад
I went to prison. I never met a person that didn't deserve to be there. Every one of us did something worthy of being there.
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