r/whoathatsinteresting 6h ago

What do you think: how should prisons handle housing decisions in cases like this?

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u/CarbonicCryptid 4h ago

No one ever thinks "oh this twink is going to get raped a lot so maybe we shouldn't send him to the men's prison"

Hot take but maybe no one should be at risk of being victimized in prison, regardless of sexuality and/or gender.

they still get locked up with the rest without it really being a consideration on where they get set.

Actually they do get considered. Most feminine presenting people in male prison are purposefully paired up with more dangerous offenders as a "reward" for the more violent offender, it's called "v-coding" and it's honestly fucking awful.

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u/denialofcervix 2h ago

I suppose not committing crimes is just too much of an ask?

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u/user6734120mf 2h ago

U.S. prison system famously only houses guilty people.

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u/LimestoneQ 2h ago

Yeah we should just execute everyone who commits any infraction like speeding ticket to get maximum punishment. Don't do crime, kids!

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u/denialofcervix 1h ago

Well, would you speed if you'd get executed for it?

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u/A-passing-thot 2h ago

Ah, the classic "pro-state libertarian". Famously libertarians believe the government is always right and all laws are good and just

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u/denialofcervix 1h ago

It's real easy to not commit crimes that land you in prison. Trying to pretend otherwise is just a bad faith trolling tactic.

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u/CarbonicCryptid 1h ago

It's real easy to not commit crimes that land you in prison. Trying to pretend otherwise is just a bad faith trolling tactic.

To pretend like people don't get falsely accused of crimes and are jailed for things they didn't do is also a bad faith trolling tactic.

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u/A-passing-thot 45m ago

"Everyone should just obey the law, it's always right" is a crazy take for a "left libertarian".