JOHN OLIVER ON EXECUTIONS | HasanAbi reacts

also beyond that I'm annoyed because like I want to have John Oliver on the stream I want to I want to I I want to link up with him I like him or did people just throw axes like they're at a bachelorette party in Brooklyn that needed an activity and as for giting that is a horrifying definition for an adorable word giting sounds like what you'd call baby goats rushing to food at a petting zoo or the weird head movement that pigeons make and it's grossest giting should be when you have the hiccups but there's a Time 14 and again 5 years later in an episode narrowly beating out Paul Blart mop 2 as the least anticipated sequel of all time and to quickly summarize the arguments in those stories our stance was that the death penalty is morally wrong there is no humane way to do it and any discussion of one is again to coming up with the best way to [ __ ] your mom which is to say there's simply no right way to do that but we need to talk about death penalty a third time tonight because there have been some Grim developments for one thing since our last piece aired the US has executed 91 people and 13 of those executions were done at the federal level which is actually unusual given that for almost two decades there had been zero and all those 13 Federal executions were under Trump who went on an execution spree at the end of his term including the first lame duck Federal execution in more than a century which really shouldn't be surprising given his outspoken spoken love of capital punishment from taking out full page ads calling for it to be applied to the Central Park five to constantly saying things like this I've always supported the death penalty I don't even understand people that don't death penalty bring it forth I am so for the death penalty remember the old days a deserter what happened bang you know the old days boom firing squad you know in the old days Bing [Music] Bong when we were strong when we were strong the ultimate penalty has to be the death penalty now maybe our country is not ready for that it's possible it's possible that our country is not ready for that and I can understand it maybe although personally I can't understand that okay first genuinely shocking to hear the phrase bring it forth come out of his mouth second how can you understand but also can't understand and finally do you think guns go bing bong why would you make that sound when there are so many correct gun noises bang boom Pew pow I'd even accept blammo but Bing Bong the [ __ ] are you talking about guess no no no no no which one of you no it's done which one of you you have to be honest I'm sick and tired of this one of you is there no stop it's just like for years if this has been ongoing for [ __ ] years dude no it's annoying it's annoying at this at this moment it has now become annoying you have to come on come on come on who is it it's just like there ain't no [ __ ] way that's an accident no shot like is this also a coincidence is this what's going on is just a coincidence that's what it is would you even believe anyway that owned up SL took credit why is it annoying it's not annoying I don't mind I like John Oliver I I literally ride for John Oliver what's annoying is the fact that for years and years I've had this suspicion and for some [ __ ] weird reason we literally we we just act like we just act like it's not a real thing also beyond that I'm annoyed because like I want to have John Oliver on the stream I want to I want to I I want to link up with him I like him yes the British rat guy porn the British rat porn guy yes I like him I'm not under contract to say but yes we are watching also realize you are so brand unfriendly you'll never you're never going to be credited wait what the [ __ ] do you mean Are you seriously mad that he referenced Tim P before you I mean it's kind of whack that Tim P got actual coverage on the stream and not me right hey it's all I'm trying to say is I can understand it maybe although personally I can't understand it but the thing I want to focus on about those Federal executions is the method used to carry them out because it wasn't 100% by the book and that probably shouldn't be surprising coming from the Trump Administration but we may have some new information for you tonight about exactly how far far from the book they ended up straying and that disregard speaks to a larger issue here which is that our federal and state governments have continued to pursue questionably legal and definitely horrifying ways to do something that again I would argue they shouldn't be doing at all so given that tonight let's check in on some of the new ways our govern the death penalty is not without Merit no dude it is without Merit it's [ __ ] capital punishment is completely unacceptable okay like there are different methods of punishment like seeing a three-minute Abri at the top of the hour okay a punishment for not being a subscriber like that is appropriate Action Reaction right that's a solid deterrence measure against those who don't want to subscribe okay straight up the other debate that I was working on in my head was at least John Oliver gets to see the top of the hour ad break because he's probably not a subscriber going to mention that as well for you guys but um you know sorry cruel and unusual 4 minutes before no it is only cruel and unusual if you haven't if you haven't subscribed there are enough decent mechanisms to not see the ab break at the top of the hour okay that's right it is what it is a three-minute abbre is upon us okay subscribe government has found to execute people and let's start with the fact that as we've discussed before it can be incredibly hard for the government to find drugs to use in Lethal Injections the governor of South Carolina once summed up the reason for that at a press conference to explain why a planned lethal injection couldn't act seasonal Secrets thank you for the five tier one give the subs allowing five people to no long to the of the top the carried out the reason we don't have the drugs despite efforts intense efforts to get them is because the companies that make them the Distributors who distri rute them and the pharmacist who may have to compound them don't want to be identified they afraid that their names will be made known and that they don't want to have anything to do with it aene thank you for the five GI he's doing a B minus impression of falor legor there but he is right drug suppliers don't want their names associated with executions in fact people generally don't like to be associated with killing their fellow citizens is why your friend's husband says he's in Consulting instead of working for big tobacco and Becca from college says she's a corporate lawyer instead of defending the sackers in court also and this isn't the point but did these two coordinate their outfits I'm going to choose to believe that the governor called up the other guy the night before and was like hey babe let's do red tight white shirt and an untailored black suit from Joseph A banks drab conservative collection see you in the morning twinsy what that governor was pushing for and ultimately got was a shield law keeping the names of drug suppliers secret and South Carolina isn't alone there since 2011 15 states have enacted new secrecy statutes that conceal Vital Information about the execution process from the names of drug suppliers to the identities of those participating but even with that secrecy many suppliers still refuse to provide drugs for executions because it's bad for business and that has led states to Source drugs from some pretty sketchy suppliers which is a problem because when drugs are tainted or not formulated at the proper dosage executions become a protracted nightmare of suffering which is both horrifying and also unconstitutional take Arizona over the years it sour drugs from places including a driving school in London and a random guy in India who supposed facilities included his former apartment and whose drugs were seized by the FDA and Arizona has a history of not administering drugs propably actually paused what is happening please Kaa place what the hell that's crazy she she what what is happening uhuh k please uh uhuh you guys see that she sat down and instantly was like nah don't think so absolute Madness Mutiny a mutiny among the ranks completely unacceptable my dog broke place when someone came to the door selling cookies K just did this that's funny she won't look at me either Ka what's happening what's happening right now what do we think is going on do we think it's allowed you're not even my real dad I am her real dad how dare you say that I gave birth to her that's crazy it's crazy that you hit me with that you're not my real dad executions for8 years after one in 2014 was botched taking nearly 2 hours as a man died gasping for air and when executions resumed there a couple of years ago there was a concern they'd repeat those mistakes but the state's AG Mark berovic didn't seem that concerned about any of this at the end of the day what these killers get with lethal injection is much better than anything they did to the victims of their families okay but that doesn't really matter does it because the constit we're going to watch the Conan O'Brien one in a second don't worry yeah we're going to watch exists the Eighth Amendment doesn't say no and unusual punishment unless they like really deserve it now interestingly there's been a big development in Lethal Injections with States increasingly giving up on the method many had been using a three drug cocktail of an anesthetic a paralytic and a drug that induces Cardiac Arrest A process that's been likened to being paralyzed while fire is poured into your veins instead they've switched over to a single massive shot of a sedative called Pento barbital that is the drug the Trump Administration used in its end of term Killing Spree but it is no less brutal than the other method because while the Trump Administration offered sanitized accounts of the executions it carried out liking the process to falling asleep calling the gurns beds and the final breaths snores Witnesses report that prisoners stomachs rolled Shook and shuddered as the Pento barbital took effect and in the two autopsies done after those executions both revealed that inmates lungs were twice as heavy as they should be indicating pulmonary edema where fluid rushes into lungs and Airways which if you're not properly anesthetized could cause pain akin to being suffocated or drowned all of which is about as far from peacefully falling asleep in your bed as your kid's dog is from chasing cars in doggy Heaven that person suffered and that dog is dead and in doggy hell because he was never baptized but even setting the brutality aside a key question hanging over this whole thing is where exactly did the Trump Administration get these drugs because it's not like it's easy to find a supplier willing to sell you Pento barbital you can't just pop into CVS and head over to the state sponsored execution drugs is Tennessee's Department of Correction spent years trying to find Pento barbito for its executions a report later exposed the length it was willing to go to to find a supplier emails between tdoc and the pharmacy they work with reveal the agency was looking at importing the drug from a different country years earlier tdoc had even asked the pharmacy if they could get the drug through a veterinarian but it didn't work out you don't get drugs that you give to animals to people it is sort of ridiculous that we have to run around the country begging borrowing for drugs to kill people right the doc shouldn't be running around the country begging for drugs that is for diabetics and women who want to exercise their right to choose this is America and he is right you shouldn't give animal drugs to people we probably shouldn't be ingesting yeah I have another idea it's called Uh don't do uh don't do capital punishment it's like super simple super simple fix to the problem in general it's just called Don't execute prisoners I know also animal jokes for people couldn't be cool like ketamine from what I understand which is you know horse tranquilizer anything meant for Animals aside from maybe Fancy Feast because be honest tell me that doesn't look good I know it's I know it's just a wet puddle of chicken for cats but frankly I'm interested so Pento barbital is hard to that is his most British take bro I swear to God only a [ __ ] British man would look at that and go well that seems like edible consumable human food it's not even a furry joke I think it's more of a British joke yeah British furry the fight raising the question of again where the Trump Administration got it but that is hard to find out because at every level those who carry out executions crave secrecy when South Carolina's execution methods were challenged in the state supreme court here's the argument the state made for why some elements of their process had to remain secret you the minute you begin to disclose anything about the drug you begin to give the other side puzzle pieces as to where the drug came from so whether it's manufactured or compounded what's the lot number of the drug or of the bulk materials you begin to piece together who manufactured it where could it have been compounded who could have sold in the bro that's crazy that my man is wearing this bow tie it's just like oh my Lord bro what is happening just like defending pharmaceutical corporations and their privacy to to do murder uh to to do murder drugs in a [ __ ] bow tie holy [ __ ] comically evil and the minute you start releasing that also the fact that his face is so red is really funny too he just looks he looks like a meme you make it harder for secc to get the drugs in the future now that is an interesting point even if it is coming from Teen Sheldon's super lawyer anytime you unmask a drug supplier that probably is going to make carrying out executions much harder so you can see why the federal government so badly wants to keep its suppli a secret too and that is why it may be slightly inconvenient for them that we're pretty sure we've Tracked Down exactly who supplied the Trump Administration with its Pento barbital it's a company called absolute standards based in hamon Connecticut that is their logo on the sign outside which is presumably supposed to be a chemical particle even though it looks more like a B made out of Minion testicles absolute standard's business is making chemicals for calibrating machines which is to say not making drugs for human consumption but we're pretty sure they're making execution drugs as a side hustle and I think our case is pretty strong and I know I've spent a lot of time over the last 10 years reassuring everyone that this show does comedy and not journalism but I think we can all agree that the most important thing we do here is Stir [ __ ] up and it's in that spirit that I want to explain how we got to this point because one of our researchers has been covering the death penalty for years long before he worked for us and he found the absolute standards had registered with the DEA to produce Pento barbital in August of 2018 and as it happens when the Bureau of Prisons was asked when it entered into a contract with a new Pento barbatos supplier they said it would have been roughly August of 2018 so the timeline matches up and I will say we're not the first to suspect this company Reuters asked similar questions a few years ago and the lab's director in initially said his company had no involvement with the government's execution drugs only to later say he could not rule it out because in many parts of our Market we don't know what the final intended use is going to be which isn't that reassuring it is one thing if you're a peanut farmer and you don't know if your nuts are going to be used in trail mix or is the nipples on a snowman everyone knows you use coal for the eyes a carrot for the nose and peanuts for the nipples I don't make the rules I just follow them but for a manufacturer of drugs that kill people you should probably know where your products are going but we still weren't entirely sure so we filed a Freedom of Information Act request or foyer with the DEA back in 2020 asking for any records They had on absolute standards and while we were waiting for them to send us over the documents the agency's Lea on slipped up twice over the phone and told us that the reason the request was taking so long was because the documents were related to the death penalty which is what's known in the government world as a big old whoopsie and honestly five out of five on the post call survey there this employee certainly helped me solve my problem and on top of all this a confidential Source our researcher trust has now confirmed the absolute standards is the company who made the drugs so it's them it's absolute standards honestly at this point they might as well just update their real slogan of we have the solutions to we have the solutions that were secretly used in a bunch of of government executions it even Rhymes you can have that slogan for free you monsters and look maybe absolute standard is proud to be producing the drugs that enabled our government to effectively drown at least 13 people while they were strapped to a table I don't know we've reached out to them repeatedly for comment on this story and they have ignored us which is an odd thing to do when someone's accusing you of making execution drugs but even if they are happy to keep doing this it's not clear whether they should be able to because under the law companies that make drugs need to be registered with the FDA and the Trump Administration claimed before the executions that its supplier was properly registered but remember absolute standards doesn't make drugs for human consumption so we filed another foyer request with the FDA asking for records They had related to Absolute standards and they responded by saying they were unable to locate any records responsive to your request and the firm has not been inspected by the FDA which is basically government jargon for who the [ __ ] is absolute standards and what the [ __ ] are you asking us about so absolute standards aren't just making execution drugs I'd argue they're doing so illegally and it turns out it's not just the federal government that's been buying drugs from them because when the Trump Administration restarted Federal executions Arizona's AG Mark berovic asked them for help and his State wound up spending an incredible1 A5 million doar of taxpayer money to have a th000 vials of Pento barbal delivered in unmarked jars and boxes the official packaging of things you shouldn't be shipping and I get wanting secrecy but you got to put something on those jars to warn people they might be dangerous at least slap on a sticker like a bunny with crossed out eyes or a weirdly buff Michael cerra something that makes you go I don't trust what's in this thing and our source told us that the supply in that instance was again absolute standards which for all we know could well still be selling those drugs to any state that wants them and if those unmarked jars did come from a company without FDA approval which they did it sort of calls into question a promise that berovic made the last time his state was caught buying drugs from questionable sources eight years and one beard ago all I can assure you is that as long as I'm attorney general we will follow all state and federal regulations and all state and federal laws when it comes to obtaining and using the drugs in the executions here in Arizona yeah but it turns out maybe not and as long as he was making promises he wasn't going to keep he might as well have added I can also assure you that I will never grow a beard that makes me look like Ted Cruz's less hot cousin now berovic maintains Arizona didn't because the doj issued a legal opinion that the FDA has no jurisdiction over drugs intended for use in lawful executions and it is true that during the Trump Administration under Bill bar the doj did write that opinion and that memo prohibits the FDA from taking action against the company making unregulated ated drugs for executions but the federal appeals court in DC has repeatedly ruled both before and after that memo was written that drug laws still apply when they used for Lethal Injections meaning they essentially found the central argument of bars memo to be complete horeshit which does make sense because think about what berovic and bar are arguing there they are saying that a company that wouldn't be qualified to make drugs to euthanize animals is perfectly qualified to make drugs to kill human beings it's a pretty embarrassing argument for State AG to even try to make although I will say it's not the most embarrassing thing that he has ever done consider he's also a self-described nunchuck Enthusiast who once did this it's Arizona attorney general Mark berovic we've gotten a lot of calls a lot of emails but there's one thing people definitely want to see they want to see more Chucks people you want more Chucks you got more Chucks okay I'm sorry that's actually kind of cool I disagree with John ol John Oliver on this one cool though just to be clear Mark at no point did I say I wanted more Chucks and I've never hoped so hard that someone was about to accidentally Chuck themselves in the dick now thankfully Arizona's current governor has paused executions there pending a review of the transpar Arcy accountability and safety of the execution process let me just say Governor I have some notes on where you might want to begin asking questions it's right here on Google Maps if you hit the cheese manufacturer you've gone too far also if you work at Absolute standards you've gone too far but that is a different issue but the truth is even if we shut down the use of Pento Bator it won't stop executions in this country because elected leaders seem hellbent on getting it done in South Carolina where you saw the governor boning their difficulty in ing execution drugs his outfit doubleganger the head of their prison system at one point noted they could just fall back on the electric chair instead and just watch as a local interviewer starts spitballing other alternatives for him as well if lethal injection is not available um then it defaults the electric chair and why not like I mean it's it's even fentanyl I mean that's such it's been been such horrible drug for so many people and it obviously is very widely available but even something like that you couldn't get no one would tell to us we anytime we have a conversation with people about trying to find it trying to compound it people just say I'm not going to give it to you for that can you guys take it from evidence over one of these County Sheriff's Office that require act the wall there'd be a there'd be a constitutional claim there and that's just too dang you can't do that what are you doing honestly part of me wish is he just kept throwing out ideas to kill people okay so if we can't get fenal could we sprinkle prisoners with Anthrax what about throwing a bunch of poisonous toads at them what if we drop them into the hippo pool at the zoo and just let their hippos take care of it or you know what what about giting I I hear that's really good but the solution some states are increasingly looking at involves suffocating prisoners to death using nitrogen gas something like most execution procedures that wasn't developed by medical professionals but originated with a bunch of amateur death Enthusiast it it first found its way into US law a few years back after this Oklahoma State Legislature watched a BBC documentary called how to kill a human being in which a retired member of British Parliament sampled various execution protocols before deciding that nitrogen was the perfect killing device and look there are lots of TV programs you can learn from Bill NE the Science Guy can teach you about science the kitchen can teach you about cooking and Property Brothers can teach you how to renovate a house with your twin brother who you've definitely [ __ ] but lawmakers shouldn't be learning how to perform executions from one that legislature then called in this guy a high school friend of his and criminal justice Professor who put together a presentation for the legislature in which he tried to prove the method was painless by for some reason playing YouTube videos of kids passing out from breathing helium so this is a teenager that is uh breathing helium um to make their voice sound funny but they're not really thinking that when they're breathing helium they're not breathing oxygen and so she's trying to get as big a breath as she can and here in a second she becomes hypoxic [Music] I dude we are we America America good Andy's in the chat just consistently consistently taking L's every [ __ ] day of the week it is pretty funny that we think we are the beacon of civilization like the entire principle behind how do we find a way to murder these [ __ ] prisoners is already morally abhorent it's it's morally bankrupt but then the the means in which we arrive at like a solution is also [ __ ] ridiculous so then they get back up and they're giggling and laughing now obviously there's a lot wrong with that for starters those kids are voluntarily depriving themselves of oxy not trying to resist which is what would likely happen during an execution so you can't really compare the two scenarios but since Oklahoma lawmakers seem to respond well to videos of people on helium allow me to address them directly to deliver an important message about that criminal justice Professor here goes [ __ ] that guy and his [ __ ] YouTube videos stop listening to a man who doesn't know what the [ __ ] he's talking about you idiots that didn't change his voice at all and I I'll point out both that expert and the legislator who brought him in lack what you would think would be a pretty relevant bit of exper God I love liberal audiences they're like cheering like he did something badass it's just funny it's a a decent bit sure I guess varience have you ever personally seen an execution no I'm wondering have you ever been to an execution never have and I don't wish to why is that I just not my probably it's Pro probably something I probably should but I have no wish or desire to to witness witness one oh really oh why not Mike because killing another human being is an act of brutality that's harrowing to witness because being present might impress on you the Hideous gravity of the power you've given yourself or you just like super busy on the day they were doing it and look if they consulted an actual expert they might have learned that even Animal Welfare guidelines no longer allow pets to be put down with nitrogen gas because dogs were observed yelping gasping and convulsing nevertheless legislators in Oklahoma voted to allow nitrogen gas executions and apparently during the debate over it there were a few holdouts but only because they didn't want the inmate to feel good while dying they wanted pain and since Oklahoma's decision multiple other states have passed similar laws and early this year Alabama performed the very first nitrogen gas execution which was by all accounts absolutely horrific one witness described the man who died as someone struggling for their life and another who'd seen five execution said it was definitely the most violent execution that I've ever witnessed all of which makes it pretty G it is wild to have a guy who's seen five executions in general though should they die peacefully no dude they shouldn't be killed at all by the state okay they should just not be killed I don't think you understand if you're if your conversation revolves around like the method of execution the preferred method of execution uh being too good and too efficient and maybe like uh offering the person dignity you're already too far gone for this conversation you are in the wrong community what the [ __ ] are you saying some of you unironically behave like medieval peasants dude it blows my [ __ ] mind how some people just arrive at the conclusion they arrive at oh my God America is so cooked yeah you're a Vengeance Monger exactly they're Vengeance maxing like they're a [ __ ] anime villain or something they fancy themselves the they fancy themselves not not as as a Bringers of Justice they don't care about Justice at all at that point you're just deriving satisfaction from doing something [ __ ] up justice is not Vengeance that's not how this works yeah there's a reason why us allies off won't extradite to the United States of America because they find our prison structure to be torturous calling that afterward the state's AG took this Victory lap while thanking his whole execution team everyone in this room knows they are the first team in the country to carry out nitrogen execution and what occurred last night was textbook they deserve a great deal of thanks and credit for being willing to be the one to step up first in the country to do so and I now suspect that many states will follow as of last night nit apoxy as a means of execution is no longer an untested method it is a proven one yeah he called it a text tbook execution which I would call Textbook [ __ ] and by the way Alabama do you ever get tired of being Trailblazers in all of the worst ways your State history is just Brave Alabama citizens protesting as your leaders are the last to do something good or the first to do something terrible and look it seems America's going to keep innovating ways to kill people and drawing a veil around it to protect anyone involved but on some level all this secrecy is also meant to protect us the people in whose name it is done from confronting the horror of what the death penalty truly is because whether it's nitrogen gas or an IV injection of drugs or a firing squad or an electric chair or being pressed with weights it's all brutal and to their credit some lawmakers will admit this when Idaho was debating whether it should have a shield law for suppliers of its death penalty drugs one state senator summed it all up pretty well there's a fundamental contradiction at work here lethal injection o is human M and yet the secrecy that becomes necessary in order to actually get and use the drugs mandates that the publicly public can't independently confirm that it is in fact Humane and there is a great deal of evidence to indicate that in at least some cases it is not I think lethal injection is a lie it is as if we are selling the idea that this is just putting your pet to sleep that's not what it is and then in order order to perpetuate that lie we have to lie and lie and lie and lie and lie again this is a terrible position to put our public servants in uh it's a terrible position to put the state of Idaho in it's wrong it's unfair it needs to stop he's right it is and it does and lying is one of the first things we teach our children not to do then we tell them they'll be punished by the tooth fairy and or Santa Claus but that is trauma they can all work out later the fact is no matter how executions are performed they'll never be Humane no matter how many times you call them textbook or claim it's much better than anything they did to the victims or show people viral videos of dizzy twns on helium it's never going to be okay and we are kidding ourselves if we think taking someone's life actually lowers the number of killers in the world it literally definitionally creates more and I know this is usually the point where I say so what can we do but the answer is so clearly just stop doing it the fact is around the country there are still over 2,300 people on death row and I know in some cases there in states where no one in a position of power will put a stop to their execution but when it comes to federal prisoners Biden could before leaving office commute all 42 death sentences to life in prison that way even if Trump is reelected he can't pick the Bing Bong blood bath up right where he left off but beyond commuting sentences Biden's Administration could do so much more it could investigate the legality of the federal government's drug purchases from from absolute standards and resend that [ __ ] doj memo that tries to exempt execution drugs from regulation it could also Force states to surrender the Pento bital yeah but they're too busy doing [ __ ] Mass execution and murder in Gaza it is kind of interesting to think about like oh here's a easy gimme for the band Brandon Administration which by the way is not an easy gimme at all because even in a community as farle declared Radical by the average Americans there are still going to be a lot of Americans who think no this is actually pretty sick the reason why there are still many naysayers in a community such as this one when it comes to like something as abhorent as the capital punishment as the death penalty is because America is so goddamn Draconian in the way that we analyze crime and punishment we are barbaric monsters really [ __ ] up that they've acquired from an unregulated source as for State legislates I'd argue they should be eliminating secrecy statutes not passing more of them because if the government is going to give itself the power to execute its own citizens which for the final time I strongly believe that it should not then I want to see where the drugs come from who's making them and Relentless scrutiny of every part of this process because all of this is being done in our name and far too often in secret it's so funny it's like there's genuinely people that shouldn't be alive like baby torturers yes dude in the United States of America there's currently 2,000 criminally convicted baby torturers that are on death row that have definitely all tortured babies too like 100% we know without a shred of out there's a couple different reasons why I'm anti- capital punishment number one there's innocent people okay falsely accused innocent people under a racist criminal justice system that is falsely imprisoned and subjected to the death penalty number two A system that allows the death penalty will use the death penalty A system that allows the death penalty will have a a increasingly more Draconian attitude towards uh a demonstrable failure of a policy which creates uh a a a much higher rate of re-offenders that leave prison that then end up going back to prison that's it so what ends up happening what ends up happening is that a system that allows the capital punishment to uh occur one will regularly use it which as you guys know with regular frequency we do use it okay and number two it just overall creates an attitude that no prison is about like harming those who have been imprisoned and not about reintegrating them into society and ensuring that they never do crimes again very stupid you know that's why the whole what about cases regarding child rapist and murderers is really stupid no even then the goal should always be to rehabilitate always I know it sounds like a [ __ ] uh wild take because you're emotional and you think of like the actual worst person

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