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What is something that is completely legal that should be illegal?
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For-profit prisons and hospitals.
Not only they are bad ideas, but the incentives are horrible.
I could see the point of prisons if there was "warranty". If a person guess back to jail, the first sentence was useless and the prison should be financially punished. You'll see then how quickly therapy and quality job trainings are implemented.
Nah, they'd just have hitmen ready to kill anyone who leaves the prison.
The exit leads to an airlock, except the open button turns on the incinerator.
Also education
Infinite return customers = infinite profit!
Man, just reading this plain sentence. It's so glaring as to why this should be illegal.