That’s what happens when citizens break the law and retain their rights in the eyes of the state
Is it? Why don’t European countries have a similarly high incarceration rate then?
That’s what happens when citizens break the law and retain their rights in the eyes of the state
Is it? Why don’t European countries have a similarly high incarceration rate then?
In that case, this seems like a learning opportunity for you.
Western European countries have rule of law and don’t disappear or mulch people when they break the law, letting them retain their rights.
This counterexample would seem to completely undermine your claim that America’s incredibly high incarceration rates are just “what happens” when citizens retain rights after breaking the law.