"Russia's Toughest Prisons Documentary"

[Tegra_Devil]

man, screw getting a siberian husky. i want a caucasian mountain dog!

[PHATFLIP_14]

this was really interesting to watch, great video and these Russian prisons are definitely intense and mean business.

[Everymans]

Originally Posted by melloman

Giving a man 30 years in a place like "Black Dolphin" will clearly deter him from crime. Put this into perspective:

Your about to kill a family, and you think of the consiquences if ever caught. You could either die a quick and painless death by injection.. or you could spend the rest of your worthless life in a FIFTY SQUARE FOOT cell. If you watched the movie thoroughly, you'd see the prison wouldn't have too many expenses. The get soup (looks like leftovers anyway) with bread. That's it.

They say it's these prisons are inhumane, but they also hold "inhumane" people. The justice system here, by god everyone knows, is much too lax. Bring 1 of these prisons here, and I doubt anyone will do anything wrong.

Can't remember the segment, but the 1 guy saying you steal a "sack of potatos" and you get "6 months in high security prison"...

But they aren't going to learn anything they put to use because they'll be in prison their entire life. And I highly doubt the idea of black dolphin strikes fear into people who commit these type of crimes. If you kill a man, your options of either going to black dolphin or getting killed yourself don't really deter your reasoning for doing it. The facility seems to employ a lot of soldiers and take up a lot of space. and the emotional damage of the victims and their families adds up when these people walk around in a cell(Relating to the clifford olsen thing. Why wasn't that sick basterd put down the first chance that came?)

I'm just trying to host a friendly debate, no offense to anyones beliefs.

[Farfetched]

I'm surprised The Mark of Cain hasn't been mentioned yet.