Bernd
11/23/2020 (Mon) 17:33:45
No.41143
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11/23/2020 (Mon) 17:33:45
No.41143
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>>41142
Is that really a prison?
There's a reason why prisons are like prisons. It you check it, you'll see no criminal code says "it is forbidden" or similar, those laws just say, if you do X you have to give Y in return. This can be money for example (in the form of a fine), or the life of the perp (capital punishment). Or he can pay with a certain time from his life: "you took away that purse, we take away a year". So they deny him the right to decide about mostly anything in his life, from the freedom of movement, to choosing his meals. They restricts what he can see, hear, touch, taste, smell. Without noticing and knowing the difference between being in the prison and not it would lose the meaning.
Is that really a prison?
There's a reason why prisons are like prisons. It you check it, you'll see no criminal code says "it is forbidden" or similar, those laws just say, if you do X you have to give Y in return. This can be money for example (in the form of a fine), or the life of the perp (capital punishment). Or he can pay with a certain time from his life: "you took away that purse, we take away a year". So they deny him the right to decide about mostly anything in his life, from the freedom of movement, to choosing his meals. They restricts what he can see, hear, touch, taste, smell. Without noticing and knowing the difference between being in the prison and not it would lose the meaning.