I know several people who have been in prison. Some of them are close, others not so much, and with others we are only acquainted. I wonder what you think about these people, do you know them personally and what are your impressions of them? My personal opinion is that all without exception come out ruins to some extent. There is always something mental about them. They are always nervous about her life, about some failure. Crushed souls. I try to call into the psyche of an individual of my kind. Terribly disgusting creature. No doubt there are mental disorders, but there is nothing to do. There is no normal coexistence with this person. Due to an inheritance from a relative I have to share the apartment. Does prison really crush people to the point that they are not normal afterwards?
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I recommend the book Antisocial Behavior - Theory and Treatment. https://chitanka.info/book/6023-antisotsialnoto-povedenie-teorija-i-terapija There is it in the reading room. The works of the most important psychoanalysts and psychologists are summarized there, explaining how to become a criminal and which people are at risk. It is generally related to childhood up to 3-6 years of age. Read, it's very interesting. I read because I became a parent recently, and I have a child in my family with antisocial behavior who is likely to become a criminal. However, it is one thing to be in prison and to be a criminal. In the end, any of us can go to prison - for example for political reasons during a dictatorship, if you fall asleep behind the wheel and kill people, if you unwittingly as an architect, for example, make a mistake and a building falls and kills people and so on, you can without wanting to attract investors with money and many, many reasons WITHOUT BEING A CRIMINAL. However, the book unravels the behavior of criminals precisely, and only of criminals, not of people imprisoned for negligence. You can even go to prison innocent. My great-grandfather was a prisoner in Belene, then in Lovech, because he did not want to give his land in the cooperative and organized the people into something like the opposition. He was not a criminal, for example, although he spent his life in prison and died there. P.P. By the way, from the book you will understand what are the people who have antisocial behavior and that the solution is in prevention and work with children. Adults are considered incorrigible and therefore do not lie in psychiatry, but in prison - society cleans them ... temporarily. In prison, very few people manage to rehabilitate, but children with antisocial behavior can be treated. Your relative probably can't be repaired.
People who have been in prison have been like that since childhood, and their behavior is a consequence of their upbringing. Even if your relative hadn't been in prison, his behavior wouldn't have been very different.
My grandfather was twice in prison during the communist era. Once for a fight (he fought a lot, but I don't know what exactly got him there) and once as a political prisoner because he tried to escape abroad and at some point in his life he managed to escape… We live with he is neither a wreck nor mentally crushed, on the contrary - he is quite well-preserved as a person, he has read a lot of history, he is 72, but people give him about 55. Sometimes, although rarely, there are clashes, but they are domestic character and have nothing to do with the fact that he was in prison, he is not nervous and in most cases you can get along with him normally. I don't know, maybe it's up to the man. Black Sabbath
Well, even if he went to prison as a normal person, he committed a crime, as normal as possible, if you commit crimes, after the prison he certainly went crazy. They are raped in prisons, they have to be constantly protected from someone's mental and / or physical aggression, etc. There is no way he can be normal. There are also normal prisons in white countries, but there are certainly no prisons in Bulgaria.
What can they be ... To be rubbish and to be put in prison with even bigger rubbish with which you are forced to live. To rape you, to harass you, etc. In my opinion, there is no point in these prisons. Labor camps must be set up. A camp for psychologists to work with, to work with, etc ... to learn kindness, etc.
5, well, those prisons are just that - they not only lie there in cells all day, but they work, they have psychologists, they go to courses, from time to time priests come and things like that. Or at least in modern prisons. For me, the solution is in prevention, ie. to work with them as children. To have psychologists in kindergartens and schools to work with children who are potential criminals. If good specialists are hired, I think it will have an effect. Once you commit a crime, you can already close it - your being is beaten, you fucking fuck. After the rain hood, after the wedding bride. Then, even if you close it, it's okay, it's not. And it is more likely to get worse.
I went through prison and I went in at 20, I can say a lot about it, now I'm 25 and I still can't start fresh and find a decent job, it's normal that everyone who came out has a problem with their psyche and health, but that's not it. makes us rubbish or fewer people because anyone can get inside!
I met a man who was lying for murder, and it was not committed recklessly, but intentionally. He killed his wife's lover. I didn't have long-term contact with him, but he didn't seem negatively affected by the prison. From the brief impression I gained of him, I would say that he was an honest, direct and committed person. Something I can't say about many other people who probably haven't seen Pandiz in a photo. So it's up to the individual.
Author People, you started to share about a case in which your relatives were brought under communism. I'm talking about deliberate criminals. For people who have committed crimes quite deliberately.
Did they dictate it to you again? You've been like this your whole life. But everything is forgiven to you.
Well, rapists can't be 'fixed', either by labor or anything. They must lie for life so that other people can be protected.
I miss the times when it was seen on the rope for theft ... Now, because we are very civilized, it leaves the thieves to rest at public expense, so that the theft can continue again ....
It is still a conscious crime, whether it happened during communism or not. Just then the laws were different. Black Sabbath
There is something mental about getting them to prison at all. The problem is before prison, not after it.