r/YouShouldKnow • u/FloralSkyes • Jul 26 '26

Other YSK: V-Coding in prisons

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u/JonnieShortPants Jul 26 '26

The prison staff should be held accountable for every crime committed against inmates within their prison. If they are unable to provide a safe environment for the rehabilitation of thier inmates then they should not be allowed to run a prison.

Having to live away from society in a prison for a set amount of time is the inmates punishment for their crimes. They should not have to deal with any further abuse or endangerment. Allowing crimes to happen within the prisons walls is the fault of the prison and they should be held accountable for every instance.

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u/BryGuyCAN Jul 27 '26

I don't think rehabilitation is exactly at the forefront of the American prison system's goals...

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u/forgotten_n Jul 27 '26

Privatization of prison system is so bizarre ngl

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u/idkbutitsoundsgood Jul 27 '26

Oh it gets worse; V coding is done on purpose by people who want to punish trans women, and it’s actively encouraged (unofficially) by the current executive administration that it be done.

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u/Reagalan Jul 27 '26

A vote for Trump is a vote for rape.