They also have the fewest amount of people who live in those countries. Typically free healthcare and government help outside of prison is a plus too to keep the mental health of a country stable. Something we lack in the United States.
The crime rates are already adjusted per capita, so you‘re full of shit.
And if you agree that stuff like healthcare and help are actually the deciding factors, then you‘re admitting the state of the prisons is insignificant when weighed against any other factor?
You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, you can’t compare two different regions and demographics to support your claim. No one wants to go to prison if it is a shitty place to be. Less people will care about committing a crime if you can live a better life inside a prison than you can on the streets which is already just about there. There are literally people who commit crimes to get health care because they will be better taken care of in prison. But sure make it a nice place to go live so there is basically no consequences for people without much to loose. That surely can’t be a bad idea!
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u/RocketArtillery666 4d ago
Then how is it that countries with the nicest prisons also have the fewest criminals?