The Grim Reality of the United States Prison System
The grim reality of the U.S. prison systemWe as Americans abide by rules imposed on society by past individuals, who believed that society could no longer function in a structured manner without such laws. These laws are what make freedom a reality; even so the price to pay for breaking a law that tarnishes the ultimate goal of society is a price most people, from a mental standpoint can barely survive. The harsh judgment man endures on judging another man is a punishment all in it’s self. Even so, this does not pertain to violent crime offenders, for nobody deserves to be attacked in such a manner. Regardless, non-violent crimes such as drug offenses need serious adjustment at the national and state level. There is substantially a significant amount of evidence to prove that the current punishment for non-violent criminals in no way contributes to excelling society to a higher intellect, but rather hinders the capabilities of society economically and morally. The American prison system is a system most people try to not think about, why else would the system be in such a debacle as it stands today. Prison, the underworld that stretches deep into the dark depths of the soul, twisting and pulling ones mind into chaos; this wretc
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Approximate Word count = 1830
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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