• TheLeadenSea@sh.itjust.works
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    2 months ago

    How would you deal with someone who is causing harm to others and can’t be rehabilitated then, if not by forcefully isolating them from society?

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      2 months ago

      Please see this subsection of An Anarchist FAQ. In particular, in the extraordinarily rare cases where “forcefully isolating them from society” is the only sensible solution (which is rare even in modern carceral societies, so I expect to be even rarer in anarchist societies), this does not necessarily mean creating a prison complex and keeping the offender in a cage!

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        2 months ago

        Precisely how this will work will be determined by free people based on the circumstances they face. All we can do is sketch out likely possibilities and make suggestions.

        So they have no idea how to actually confront significant anti social backlash

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          2 months ago

          We absolutely do have ideas on how to confront antisocial backlash, and in fact some ideas are discussed on the page and in the references. It’s just that we’re not willing to impose “solution A is the only right solution” or “solution B always works” because anarchist societies are to be worked out by the free people for the people based on each community’s unique circumstances.

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        2 months ago

        If all of the criminals are locked up in a psychiatric ward, what makes that any better than prison?

        At least in prison, the guards aren’t allowed to drug you without your consent.