At what cost, though?
The tolls that these policies have taken on society are extreme. It's already been noted that America is the top country for imprisoning its citizens. It has wreaked havoc on some of the most vulnerable communities, cost the government a fortune to pay for and has been rotting society from the inside, and in the case of MS-13, has even spread the rot to other countries. These imprisoned people were community members, friends, brothers, sisters, daughters, sons, etc. That means parents are being removed from their children's lives, breadwinners removed from their families, tax payers removed from their communities. Without rehabilitation the justice system dooms most of these people to a cycle of imprisonment that is completely counter to the goal of improving society.
It's trading one problem for many others, without ever dealing with the root of the issue.
While you’re pretending that these factors will be addressed in a meaningful way in a short amount of time criminals are wreaking havoc on mostly black victimsYou address the factors in a material way.
The more you post the more @Rarely-Wrong Liggins doesn’t seem exaggerated because you’re type pure nonsense