See where Norwegian criminals serve their sentence.
Halden Prison is the second largest prison in Norway, capable of accommodating 252 inmates. The prison applies a humane approach to the penitentiary and rehabilitation work. The inmates have individual cells with bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The windows are made out of reinforced glass and have no bars. There is a shared kitchen and a lounge for every 10-12 cells, which resembles of a student’s dormitory. The guards in Halden don’t typically wear arms, and half of them are women.
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Believe it. Here it is on the map:
http://kart.finn.no/?lng=11.28749&lat=59.14017&zoom=18&mapType=finnraster
Actually, i would rather go to prison than to a hospital here..
funny how so many people in the states feel so strongly about that despite the fact that the USA prison and disciplinary system is an utter failure in almost every way.
i mean, what do you call a POV which feels more reinforced in its beliefs the more wrong that it's proven to be?
How's that working out for you in the USA?