These Prisons Are Nicer Than Hotels

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These Prisons Are Nicer Than A 5-Star Hotel
These Prisons Are Nicer Than A Luxury Hotel

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[Moncicity]

"Where are you going on vacation?"

"Jail"

[MUCINATION]

>Be homeless
>Commit crime in Norway
>Epic Win

[TheFinalWiiUFronteir]

Worst prison to have a good lawyer for

[PixelTrainer.]

"You're sentenced to 5 years"

"Could you round that up to a life sentence?"

[LuigiIsAwesome-czwh]

“Kids! Pack your bags! We are all going to jail!”

[thatoneweirdkid]

it’s good to remember that some of these places are meant to be more like a halfway house or rehab facility. none of these are meant to be higher security prisons.

edit: hålden prison does have wings that are meant to house prisoners that would require higher security, i just didn’t mention that bc most of it resembles and functions as a lower security prison.

[LivingVoxelAmbience]

The last one having a store is actually really smart, because it forces you to be responsible of your own money and food.

[samsteron]

These prisons are better than most homes nowadays...


Edit: woah that's alot of people

[iyaubutcool]

imagine bailing someone out of prison because you are jealous of the luxury life they get

[andrewgaming]

Break out... Of this place? Huh... Why would anyone... Want to break out?

[ehsdhcu]

If you're wondering why their prison is like this, like shouldn't their prison punish them since they did a crime? Why should they live such luxurious life if they're a criminal? Well, that is because, these type of prisons mostly rely more on rehabilating the prisoners than punishing them. They rely on rehabilitation than punishment, which is kinda a good idea.

[MugiwaraGuy]

"I already got you out"
Mike is officially on his villain arc

[makslesniewski]

Fun fact about the last one: Norway, as a whole country (I couldn't find statistics for Halden in particular) has the lowest recidivism rate in the world. Crazy how well you can reform someone when you actually treat them like humans worthy of a second chance.

[CYNTHIA-wq]

Other jails are just punishing prisoners following the "You learn from your mistakes" moto while Norwegian jails actually teach prisoners how to become better people

[RyouTekashi]

"Bro I heard you got thrown in jail"
"Yh..."
"Don't worry I'll come bail you out"
"Nah... I'm good"





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[TheChill_Ramil]

I like the fact that these prisons instead of making people be scared to get into there actually making them realise how good it is to live a normal live, and even helping them to find their talent.

[Ry_TSG]

And the best part is that these prisons actually reduce the crime rate by rehabilitating prisoners instead of turning them into hardened criminals who can’t function in society

[Thermicten]

Those prisons seem like they actually help convicts to become better people

[pazvillas-boas]

Fun fact:
On average, 60% of criminals reoffend after leaving prison in the USA
Meanwhile the reoffending rate in the humane prison is around 20%