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Britains Worst Prison
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I spent 6 weeks in this prison 20 years ago, at the end of an 8 month sentence. It felt like 6 years at the time. It was just as bad (perhaps even worse) then.
Just curious as to how some people...here and elsewhere... continually see prison as a holiday camp? Not argueing about the rights and wrongs of prisoners or their conditions, just curious as to how people can still equate going to jail with a holiday in Butlins?
I spent 6 weeks in this prison 20 years ago, at the end of an 8 month sentence. It felt like 6 years at the time. It was just as bad (perhaps even worse) then.
Just curious as to how some people...here and elsewhere... continually see prison as a holiday camp? Not argueing about the rights and wrongs of prisoners or their conditions, just curious as to how people can still equate going to jail with a holiday in Butlins?
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That's unfortunate then as Ive known a lot of ex soldiers inside who have been suffering from ptsd. Not been sarcastic or anything here, just stating facts.
Prisons are warehouses for the bad, (the Ian Bradys of this world) The mad (those that have been driven so by war etc) and the sad (the homeless, psych patients etc)
That's unfortunate then as Ive known a lot of ex soldiers inside who have been suffering from ptsd. Not been sarcastic or anything here, just stating facts.
Prisons are warehouses for the bad, (the Ian Bradys of this world) The mad (those that have been driven so by war etc) and the sad (the homeless, psych patients etc)
It looks bloody horrible - a disgrace that anyone should have to live /work there - it must be de-humanising for both prisoners and guards.
But it also looks to my (untutored and probably ill-informed) eye that much of the damage is essentially superficial and has been done by the inmates ... perhaps they could be put to work repairing some of it?
But it also looks to my (untutored and probably ill-informed) eye that much of the damage is essentially superficial and has been done by the inmates ... perhaps they could be put to work repairing some of it?