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It is pretty hostile, more importantly it does not seem to fit in very well on the page as the prison system in the US does not have a lot privatization. Also, the entry leaves out a lot of information on the debate of the issue, especially in regards to spending.For example one of the main arguments for why spending on prisons is higher than education is that (one would think) students are in general less dangerous than criminals and do not need to be kept under armed guard and behind barbed wire and concrete. But I digress, this page is in need of more attention.
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It is pretty hostile, more importantly it does not seem to fit in very well on the page as the prison system in the US does not have a lot privatization. Also, the entry leaves out a lot of information on the debate of the issue, especially in regards to spending.For example one of the main arguments for why spending on prisons is higher than education is that (one would think) students are in general less dangerous than criminals and do not need to be kept under armed guard and behind barbed wire and concrete. But I digress, this page is in need of more attention.
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I changed the post to be more neutral, but it is still in need of more information if it should remain on the page at all.
Update:
I changed the post to be more neutral, but it is still in need of more information if it should remain on the page at all.
