20% recidivism vs. 80% recidivism speaks volumes. In Norway, they realize that this pays off in the long term. I wouldn't be surprised if they spend less money on prisons per capita than the US does. In fact, it is better to rehabilitate a murderer in 15 years than to lock him up for life. First of all, every year in prison costs the taxpayer money. Second of all, if and when he gets out, he will be ready to work and pay taxes, providing the government with a stream of revenue. Third of all, give it some time and the prison population will be a fraction of what it currently is. Fourth of all, crime rates will go down significantly, as rehabilitated prisoners will have the means to support themselves WITHOUT resorting to crime. Unfortunately, many people in America are too primitive to understand this, all they care about is getting revenge at any cost.
Cod4 Wii because it’s not gonna work in USA. Think about it, most prisoners are homeless drug addicts. Norway has hardly any of those but murders. You basically saying “let’s waste billions on prisoners when we could use that on homeless people.”
@@andriod8014 They wouldn't be homeless if they were taught and treated better. Less homeless = less poverty, less drugs, less tax payer money on the most incarcerated country.
So instead of paying for graphic design school I can just go to Norway, do a crime and get it for free in prison? *Note* I live in a country where you don't pay for school so this is directed to places where you do pay, not Norway. But people are probably sentenced in the country they come from so my comment is unnecessary
That prison is helping the inmates become better people . Do you really think abusing people in the prison system is going to change what they did ? If someone is going to prison and getting out some day . It would be better if they made a positive change .
Caitlyn Olsen I agree. For those who will be released they should learn how to adapt to regular life again not be treated like animals like in US prisions
9-5 in USA* All of the happiest countries are in Europe for a reason, but USA clowns the policies bc ‘socialist’ & ‘taxes’. I’m hoping your govt starts to get some sense and really starts putting citizens first. Because it obviously works to not have your citizens work themselves into the ground just to live in their car!
Yea I would fight against this, murderers, rapists, pedophiles don’t deserve any type of humanity. I would understand if they allowed first time drug offenders or first time non-violent robbery to live like this.
People complain that Norwegian prisoners are treated better than American homeless people. But why are Americans treating their homeless people so badly?
I totally understand the mentality of treating them better, which works as a healing process to change their mentality. However, that dude that killed 77 people, WHOA!!! 🤷🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
Makes the American look like amateurs when it comes to mass murder doesn't it? And he planned it well with a "diversion" that diverted all attention away from his goal giving him more time to calmly complete his mission. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Behring_Breivik.
cmulder002 Since I’m so far from having that type of evil spirit, I didn’t even realize he was giving the Nazi salute. I wrote it off as though they were just having him stretch his arm out, going through some sort of test to make sure he was “Competent to stand trial!” Then I saw a clip of his whole body in a description of a video of what he was doing. 🤭😞
@@commonsensecorner7275 Read up on the whole incident and his motivation. In short he was planning ahead; eliminating potential future left wing politicians.
@@cmulder002 I recently found out there was a man in the U.S. that through his 50 to 60 years had killed they estimate 80 or so women. He can not be the only one ever in the U.S. sadly. 😢😭😭😭😭
@@a.k.4085 Besides its unlikely he did it win about an hour, the Norwegian system likely would have avoided many of those murders. The re-offending rate in Norway is a fraction of that if the states. So besides saving cost it also saves lives.
The frustration is understandable but we can't make every decision off of emotions. We gotta use some logic , and if it'll help reduce the crime rate long term then it'll pay off for society long term too.
And deported :) as they do with most non norwegians that come to jail here.Sent straight back to the country they came from in their own country to do the time for the crime they did here
“Jail is supposed to be about rehabilitation, not suffering. That’s why other places have way less reoffenders. If you lock up people like animals, they’re gonna act like animals.”
"Slogans are just replacements for critical thought. "These are literally rapists and murderers. They are already animals. Law-abiding citizens shouldn't pay millions for them to live like kings.
katelyn ast I agree. They shouldn’t live like kings, but they shouldn’t be treated like dirt. They deserve a second chance, or at least rehabilitation.
JSSRocket in scandinavia there is no homeless unless they choose to be homeless. scandinavia also has less reoffenders because prison is meant to be a rehabilitation center not a torture chamber
Clorox Bleach yeah that’s why I said homeless people should live there I didn’t know there were no homeless people I’m in America and haven’t been to Norway
JSSRocket i wouldnt say theres NO homeless people, but you do have to actively TRY to be homeless. There is a ton of support you can get from the government and although there is high tax, a bit of it goes to people who are unemployed or struggling financially. There are certain circumstances which messes people up and makes them homeless anyway, but then its easier to just go to the government for help than these prison buildings.
@@cloroxbleach1090 Stop spreading lies. I can't speak for Norway but Sweden has tons of homeless people. There's more than 5000 kids without a home. Of course the children isn't left on the street. But living in temporary housing like small moldy camping cabins and constantly having to move is not fun.
Cheri Tangherlini I think if you’re a minor offender it’s nice to let them know how you can live a good life. If you get out and stay out of trouble and work at it.
I was an elementary school teacher and Officer in the Army Reserve on my way to my school and I was pulled over because the officer said I was “speeding”. He checked my license and found that it had been suspended due to an unpaid parking ticket. It didn’t matter that no one had notified me of my suspended license, I was immediately arrested and taken to jail. In that moment, all of my humanity was snatched away from me, and they began to treat me like an animal. One of the most humiliating experiences of my life. Even though I made a mistake, I was not a criminal and in no way was I going to hurt myself or others. After a day, I was able to pay my bail and on the next day, went back to teaching my elementary students. I felt like my whole experience of being treated like I was subhuman was completely unnecessary. That experience really opened my eyes. We really need to make some changes in our system.
21 years for killing 77 people? This is disturbing. Imagine someone killing your child, mother, father, brother or sister and being given an apartment with a kitchen, big screen TV, patio, for a few years then released. I feel so sad for the families of the victims. It makes me sick to my stomach.
I ABSOLUTELY agree with every word this person system is great for the criminal but how do the victims feel. I personally think the American system is pretty spot on.
tristan 123455 actually there is! I used to live in norway for 12 years before i move to the uk last year, everywhere i went there was homeless people🥺
As a citizen of Norway I like how the system is here. Of course I would be mad if a person killed one of my loved one's and was treated like this. I would probably want him dead, not rehabilitated. But justice and revenge are two very different things. And rehabilitation can stop people from committing crimes again. And I have one thing to address. Yes, the maximum sentence you can get in Norway is 21 years. But if the government redeems you as still dangerous to the society, the sentence can be prolonged. Edit 1: I need to add that it's weird that you guys keep comparing our prisons to how things are in America. You guys have a lot of problems in your country and to compare Norway and the US is absurd. It is weird to me even calling the US for a "first world country" as it does not feel like it.
They're losing their freedom so they're indeed be getting punished, but rehabilitation should always be the main goal. People should be glad that this rehabilitation system likely saves them from any further crimes which would have otherwise likely been committed by those prisoners.
Imagine treating your prisoners like animals, and getting mad when another country actually rehabilitates their people instead of treating them like trash, and throwing them onto the street, only for them to come back.
To be fair it’s not like capital punishment stops people from commiting crimes just like how gun control stops murder. And US prisons seeem to never ever rehabilitate it’s prisoners so......
The US prison system doesn’t work, Norway having a reoffending rate that’s a third of the US shows it is the better option, because wouldn’t you rather the people affect by crime isn’t double due to reoffending?
@Anne Liesveld In Norway they think the opposite and as a result they have FAR less crime. Look up the number of shots fired by the police in Norway (the whole country that is) It is your mindset that contributes to the problem instead of solving it. Its also MUCH CHEAPER then the American system.
@@oliviasteven1796 that is RE offending there are also FAR less criminals to start with because of the effective social systems. I have read quite a few stories of people who do not feel the need to lock there houses or cars in Norway.
I think it’s because of how they treat them like they r less than scum. If u put an inmate in prison for burglary or robbery 3 times & they use whatever they stole to feed a drug habit, perhaps it’s time to use that same prison money for a very long rehabilitation.
This is how prisons were intended to work As REHABILITATION centres,not as places for physical and physiological trauma that eventually worsen the situation of the inmate
Jarno Datema I’m American but the only thing I don’t like is that the mass shooter doesn’t get life. I feel people like that and child predators should be locked away for life. Every other case I believe can be rehabilitated.
@@123abc8027 Well he does, but not really. After he sentences the 21 years it's like 5 different judges a jury and doctors and stuff that has to examen him to see if he is a normal citizen. And mostly he will not be accepted....
I love this. They should do this for the US. It works there being treated like human beings and they have opportunities to not reoffend. It also gives them a better outlook on life.
You know thats impossible right the u.s well never be like this its laughable you think that the u.s would Care about people's well being over money they only care about money and the u.s prison system is a business. The u.s is run by corporations not people
You all people are really naive if you think that such prisons would automatically fix the problem with criminals in USA. USA and Norway are incomparable at all in many ways to begin with.
@@baconingbad completely incomparable, like charleton heston said to michael moore. "we have more mixed ethnicities" we got n's and sp's , norway doesn't
because people, who did something wrong, must be punished... that brings murdered ones back to life, heal all wounds... --- edit: since it apparently leads to confusions - this is meant in a SARCASTIC way thought the "brings murdered ones back to life" was a clear enough indicator
This is after you have served alot of your time and you have been on good behaviour for your stay..its about letting ppl get a smoother transition into free life and not give them a complete culture shock..Its extremely rare that those ppl dont show up at the prison when their 2 or 3 days of freedom is over.
This system might be more expensive if you have short-sighted vision, but when it comes to reoffending and getting these criminals back into society - this system is far cheaper and works
@@RokuNyx Yes. I understand that prison is for rehabilitation and not necessarily for punishment or for radicalization. It just hit something in me when you said "back into society", which might be the key to understand why other nations cannot replicate the system even if it is cheaper and if it worked. Environment is many times the more powerful stimuli while rehabilitation can only touch the actor of the crime. Say, we do exactly this program for a Somalian pirate, he serves his time, he is then released to his hometown with feuding clans. He probably will keep arming himself.
“If you treat him like an animal, he’ll be an animal. If you treat him with respect, he’ll respect you back.” Exactly. Same goes with teaching. Success comes from building relationships. Part of rehabilitation is teaching, and for the prisoners to learn to become better members of society. Spot on
I live in norway, at least i can go to sleep feeling safe knowing that i live in a humane country, with a working welfare system. I am not afraid to go to school. The Numbers show that we do something right. The rest of the globe should learn.
Murderers should not bv e living this good. They took a life or lives. For that they should pay. They took their victims rights away from them, now they should have no rights. Hard labour and average working class poor diet is more than they deserve.
Hey am 17 and I feel bad for them if they end up AMD jail and release they don wrong then to ne I feel bad everyone is different they may I have a disability
Where’s the proof? Also how does that make sense? Also if you are upset because it’s nice maybe improve the American standard of living to the point where it’s better than that and you fixed the problem. It’s still a prison, you still don’t have freedom. As an American I’d commit crime to go to jail there because we live in an archaic developing country.
In Norway college is government funded. By the way go study in Germany ; its a fraction of the cost of the states (about a thousand a year for foreigners)
@@user-jd7mz4xo4x you mean you don;t want to start your adult life with a crippling debt and forget about ever owning a home and afford children? Another option is Germany th-cam.com/video/oCtqHwjCPOQ/w-d-xo.html
@@cht5086 The monarchies in Sweden, Norway and Denmark are symbolic. Their purpose is ceremonial and at times diplomatic. They don't affect day to day life within the countries in any significant way.
Vilde VE US population : over 300 million, Norway population: a little over 5 million. I like this system though, it makes me feel better knowing people are changing themselves to be better citizens.
Vilde VE sounds like an issue with the world outside of prison, and not prison itself. Statistics dont tell you everything, so you shouldnt take them at face value.
Countries with humane prisons have good social services anyway, so people wouldn't commit crimes to live there since things are proportionately better for them outside of prison.
The Norwegians definitely have it figured out. Such a great country and a very refined culture / people. Even the murderers are respectful and well put together.
So you're saying that because Norway is majority white, that they are able to get these things working where as, say America, with a much, much more diverse population, can't?
It’s not right to allow murderers whom have committed horrific crimes to live like this. Can you imagine if someone who murdered your dad gets to dilly dally their days away here?!? The whole point is to send them to prison to PUNISH them; not give them a fun summer camp experience. Wtf Norway is really doing this all wrong!
Remember that the punishment is taking away the freedom, that doesn’t mean they have to be treated like animals. No matter what they did. Edit: treat people like animals and they become animals, treat people with respect they respect you.
Why should I have any respect for them. My older sister got killed by a repeat offender who bashed her newborn sons head into a wall and then dragged her daughter out of hiding underneath her bed and slit her throat and killed her after. You think I would have comfort knowing her killer lives in luxury?
@@romancorey6796 Not a single one of the inmates in the video decided to spend Saturday night in Oslo nightclubs. Their freedom HAS been taken away - and that is their punishment. But they are also trained how to be acceptable human beings.
@@romancorey6796 just remember, no matter how good you think these people have it, they cannot just go for a walk whenever, they cant go look at the stars at night, they cant just go for a drive thru. they have freedom INSIDE OF THEIR CAGE
Most Scandinavian countries and Finland have significantly lower crime rates and recidivism rates than the US thanks to an actual justice and rehabilitation systems combined with strong social welfare that reduces the incentive for crime.
@@lilfoward1832Indeed. All but one have a lower GDP per capita than the USA, yet the average bloke as a better socioeconomic status due to not having the burden of outrageous and skyrocketing healthcare costs and education costs leading to far higher social mobility and baseline survivability in the aforementioned nations. With insurance, I've spent more than 25% or the USA's median personal income on healthcare this year and half of that was one 3 day stay in the hospital. Adding a child to my plan would be $700/month in premiums alone.
So in Norway you can commit a horrible crime and spend your time in relative luxury with all the comforts of home. So unfair to the victims. There really is no punishment here.
If you can’t act nice in those places and you’re crazy then you can’t stay there. They’re not free and the whole idea is reform and get inmates ready for the outside world when they get out.
Kind isn’t always good there’s a thing called “too kind”. People have committed crimes against me before and if they got to live in these basically house like jails I’d be extremely mad. Luckily they aren’t
The problem is that America already has very poor conditions, so it would have even more extreme backlash, as these prisoners are treated much better than people that follow the rules, and try to be good people, yet are living off of minimum wage (or no wage).
@Dias06 well obviously that was the point of my comment... Idk why you're even talking about ppl being charged for weed like idk how I have you the impression that I agree with that.
American prisons: stabs someone to death gets thrown in the shoe for the next 50 years Norway prisons: stabs someone to death gets thrown in a luxury hotel for 10 years and released to live their life to the fullest while their victim rots in the ground.
The fact, that the People here in the comments prefer to go voluntarily into prison and give away their freedom says a lot about the country they're living in....
I think this is really beautiful. “Treat then like an animal, they will behave like an animal. Treat them like a human, they will behave like a human.” Also critics think a 22 year sentence is “too far” but the death penalty is not? Something is wrong with that way of thought.
@XBluex WolfX After Breiviks 21 years are done he will get another 21 years, and so on. He will never get out, and he is living in isolation and not in the luxury they show here. The last death sentence in Norway was in 1948. Norway is strict on human rigths. No person has the right to decide to end someone elses life. Everyone has the right to a home, food , education, etc. If the crime is big enough they might get a sentence like Breiviks.
@XBluex WolfX Breivik got sentences to 21 years preventative detention which strictly speaking means that after 21 years he will be evaluated if fit for release. However, he will almost certainly not be released to the public ever. 21 years preventative detention is considered equal to a life sentence by most Norwegians. Norway has a very low rate of violent crimes and Breiviks attack was the deadliest in Norway since 2nd World War.
You’re the type of person who needs something bad to happen to them to fully register how has people should be treated. Awwww how cute he gets a nice apartment and you’re scarredd for life or left with no family. So adorable! 🤡🤡🤡🤡😘😘😘😘
@@asmallboi3559 well gee i guess thats why norway also helps their homeless and give them jobs and money. Its almost like Norway is a society that will help not punish.
@@arnavvats4861 I have seen them face to face lol I have a pet snake and I’ve seen plenty of tigers and lions at rehibilitation centers and even in there natural habitat
To be honest, I'm most concerned with making sure that the worst criminals get better treatment so they are less likely to harm society when they're out.
@@ok-kv3ml but why spend thousands of dollars for it... What would they do with the killers? What if one escapes while they get moved? Common sense regardless if they deserve this or not if you was a killer what kind of prison would you wanna stay in?
Sidney Mccombs okay, the financial stuff is pointless, it’s a hypothetical situation. And people don’t choose where they go, they just do. Why waste it on a bunch of wasted bodies when you can spend it one people who need a fresh start in their lives and have no place to stay.
Apart from psychopaths, most inmates could be helped and be rehabilitated in a good system like this one. I do some work with prisoners, and most are not bad people, they are often addicts, who have done bad things to feed their addiction, or have mental health problems that can be treated. There are some cases where you need to lock them up and throw away the key, but in my experience, that's a small minority. Yet they're all lumped together and treated the same.
Aye. Hear hear. The chief of Halden Prison held a one hour seminar for a US maximum security prison where he outlined exactly how the correctional officers help the people overcome the source(s) behind the misdeeds. It's on TH-cam, incase you're interested.
Even Psychopaths and Sociopaths can change, but most need intense behavioral therapy which allows them to be less impulsive, and understand how their actions effect not only themselves but people around them. There's many psychopaths who have gone to therapy and come out as better people, ASPD is just a disorder like any other, if treated properly, it can improve, not be cured, but improved.
@@darthkenobi6726 Yes, perhaps they're harder to treat but not impossible. It would be good if really successful treatments were developed in time. Interestingly, treatment for paedophilia does not have a great success rate.
*mass murder who killed 77 people given max 21 years here in this "prison"* "we treat them like human beings" I'm sorry, did he treat the 77 people he killed like human beings?
I do think they should not have banned the life sentence, and no, he did not. But if he wasn't treated like a human being, how would he ever learn how to treat others that way?
@@abby-xw1yr Too many people got life in America who don't deserve it. Breivik will get "forvaring". That means he's never getting out. He is also very isolated and cant have contact with other prisoners. These Tv shows don't tell you the bad things about going to prison in Norway. Like the shame they will carry for the rest of their life. Isolation is a greater punishment than most can imagine. 50% of prisoners in Norway are on Ssri drugs and many are on stronger sleep meds.
Nah, this is not reward, since outside of prison, things are proportionately better. In the US, law-abiding citizens doesn't have a proper access to healthcare and higher education. This is not the case with Norway, law-abiding citizens got all of these, thus, their prisons, even though comfortable by American standards, it's a hellhole in comparison to life outside prison.
“A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.” Something Americans would never understand.
Bro, how would you feel if if someone killed one of your loved ones and was treated like this. The prison system and court system in America is trash, but only because woman who abuse children or men are far less likely to get arrested or get as long a prison sentence as a man would. Take Hillary Clinton for example
@@arabellaallen5613 Thats because youre asking the wrong question. If someone killed someone I loved I would probably murder them myself. But if you also asked if I was the one in prison, would i prefer this prison? OFCOURSE. Thats a dumb question. But it doesnt matter what I think, what matters are the numbers, does this lower the crime rate? clearly, so does it work? Yes. Thats all that matters, be logical not emotional. Thats Americas problem.
For those who condemn the incarcerated and believe in retribution (instead of rehabilitation) by "locking them up and throwing away the key"--it's been proven that a retributive and punitive prison culture leads to high recidivism rates. This tragedy is America's greatest prison paradox: to lock up and throw away the keys while also wanting and expecting their neighborhoods to be safe and crime-free once those released are back into their neighborhoods? Wake up, America and realize that the retributive approach isn't (and will never be) working.
The fact that they treat the people as people and don’t abuse them and give them a chance and actually treat them well is Amazing because in American they treat the people as animals and will hit them and stuff and never give them a chance which will make American prisoners come back unlike Norway they might barely come back and become peaceful
"The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons" - Dostojewski Good job Norway. And to all the people saying they're gonna move to Norway and commit a crime: you could just move to Norway and not commit a crime.
@@katie-st8nx if you look at how much tax people have to pay in which countries, you will see that where they have to pay most they also have the best live standards.
@@katie-st8nx free health care, free education, good care for the old, good care for people who struggle. its almost like we spend our money back into the people instead of into war like... America.
@Omoniyi Oluwashogo They didn't explain it in the video, but in Norway, the maximum sentence is 21 years - but with something called forvaring. When he is close to having completed his sentence, he will be evaluated by professionals, and if he is still deemed a threat to society, they can add years to his sentence. Meaning that while, yes, the maximum amount someone can be sentenced to by a judge is 21 years, they could still end up inprisoned for life. Very few people believe he will ever be let out of prison. He will also be isolated for most of his time, and he is under "the highest level of security" (a little tricky to translate, but the strictest form of imprisonment that involves certain restrictions on especially contact with others; he is under strict isolation and has little to no contact with other inmates). As of 2018, only 6 prisoners in the whole country had been under this level of security in a whole decade. I'd also like to mention that Norway has had very, very few shootings and acts of terror like this. The prison system wasn't necessarily designed with horrific acts like these in mind. Even if this mass-murderer isn't being treated in a way most people find just, the system in Norway is highly successful, and as long as the worst criminals will be imprisoned to protect society, I think it is a model that works very well for the society as a whole - even though it is, of course, not perfect. The article below is in Norwegian, but in case you thought I was just making things up: www.kriminalomsorgen.no/saerlig-hoeyt-sikkerhetsnivaa.5020948-242695.html
@Omoniyi Oluwashogo Anders is not locked up at Halden, he is locked up in Skien jail, and that is not as good, he is living in isolation and doesn't have any contact with other inmates.
Okay for things like drugs, robbery or “minor” things this is fine I could see how this works and can help rehabilitate them. Although I think it is a little tooooo luxurious.... BUT murders, rapists, pedophiles....... throw them in a tiny cell and throw away the key.
Some systems are driven by emotions and some by rationality. A rational approach generally prevails over emotional ones because rational approaches look to solve problems whereas emotional approaches look to soothe feelings.
I see comments that say they’re being treated too well, but they only have a 20 percent reoffending rate, compared to the US’s 60. If it works, why change it?
ppl in the comments seem rly weird, its like they’re jealous or sth? like, our surroundings and how we are treated, food we eat, everything that nature affects us. prisoners are being let free into the world back again at some point, would ppl rly want to share theyre surroundings with prisoners that have been treated like trash? and, like you said, statistics prove it that this works, i dont understand what ppl here are still trying to do...
@@LiSa-fc5sp they are jealous; they have been brainwashed by the American media and as a result voted for a government that only supports the elite. The U.S.A. has more resources then Norway so people in the states could have a even better live then the people in Norway. Now its just all going to a small elite at the expense of all others.
@@katie-st8nx MOST states have a lower population then Norway. Populations density is MUCH LOWER. But true the U.S.A. has a much higher budget then tiny Norway so a direct comparison is not correct.
Honestly this prison can only have positive effects on these people at the end of the day they are not being abused, but being taught a good way to work life, ✅
But it can have bad effects who would want to get out of a -free hotel- prison when it's luxury and it's free and they get rewarded for murder and more
@potatos are dead You sound so ignorant. They are not being “rewarded”. They are getting the chance to become changed individuals so they can benefit society instead of rotting in a dirty cell wasting taxpayer money.
@@tilltronje1623It's just going to prison like almost any other country. Don't exaggerate it for the sake that everyone loves flaming America for some reason
It seems people are ignoring the fact that this is actually working
Exactly
Working because Norway have small population.
Norway has always been this way
20% recidivism vs. 80% recidivism speaks volumes. In Norway, they realize that this pays off in the long term. I wouldn't be surprised if they spend less money on prisons per capita than the US does. In fact, it is better to rehabilitate a murderer in 15 years than to lock him up for life. First of all, every year in prison costs the taxpayer money. Second of all, if and when he gets out, he will be ready to work and pay taxes, providing the government with a stream of revenue. Third of all, give it some time and the prison population will be a fraction of what it currently is. Fourth of all, crime rates will go down significantly, as rehabilitated prisoners will have the means to support themselves WITHOUT resorting to crime. Unfortunately, many people in America are too primitive to understand this, all they care about is getting revenge at any cost.
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Theres a HUGE difference between humane and a hotel.....
Andy Aramo right.. AND it’s free..
You're cute.
Robert Lemke hahaha
@@andyaraujo1664 😉
@@andyaraujo1664 sorry that was random wasn't it. Whoa
"If you treat them like an animal, they become an animal."
This is why people in US prison get WORSE.
Cod4 Wii I was thinking that too
seems like they acted like an animal to get there.
Cod4 Wii because it’s not gonna work in USA. Think about it, most prisoners are homeless drug addicts. Norway has hardly any of those but murders. You basically saying “let’s waste billions on prisoners when we could use that on homeless people.”
@@andriod8014 They wouldn't be homeless if they were taught and treated better. Less homeless = less poverty, less drugs, less tax payer money on the most incarcerated country.
Cod4 Wii they are animals and they get treated as animals.
"Norway's prisons aren't cheap.."
US: Yup, we're out.
stupid comment
@@thenman23 ok 12 year old tiktok cringe boy
@@adamcochrane3867 cringe
@@thenman23 ratio
@@007mag6 white
So instead of paying for graphic design school I can just go to Norway, do a crime and get it for free in prison? *Note* I live in a country where you don't pay for school so this is directed to places where you do pay, not Norway. But people are probably sentenced in the country they come from so my comment is unnecessary
This prevents people from returning it's better in the end
Nina Thorén That’s exactly what I was thinking too. It’s crazy
they'd deport you back to your country
in norway college is usually free anyway and you get mad benefits from practically any job
Well...yeah
No prisoner should live better than an ordinary citizen.
Exactly...this is insane!!!
ordinary citizens in norway live better than this though
we must remember though, in Norway life is amazing over there. unlike here
That prison is helping the inmates become better people . Do you really think abusing people in the prison system is going to change what they did ? If someone is going to prison and getting out some day . It would be better if they made a positive change .
Caitlyn Olsen I agree. For those who will be released they should learn how to adapt to regular life again not be treated like animals like in US prisions
“Richard is studying music”
*strums guitar peacefully*
“He is doing time for murder”
Munzifa 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hard time
You made me wheeze laugh
I also busted up when I heard that 😂😂
Well we can all agree he's definitely killing it with that guitar...
Inmate: can I go out side?
Guard: just be back before bedtime🤣
dangggggg
It actually exist...
That’s better then most people who work a legit 9-5 minimum wage job! That’s crazy
Exactly! That's pretty rediculous. Good citizens that work their butt off don't even have that type of luxurious life.
L T try again people in norway live really well
9-5 in USA* All of the happiest countries are in Europe for a reason, but USA clowns the policies bc ‘socialist’ & ‘taxes’. I’m hoping your govt starts to get some sense and really starts putting citizens first. Because it obviously works to not have your citizens work themselves into the ground just to live in their car!
Balenciaga Lifestyle ikr
L T yes, I can’t comprehend that!!
I’m gonna go steal a chocolate bar in Norway. Be right back
Lol!!!!
Jazz V you’re not gonna go to jail for that
💀😂 tf
@@Urmom-mw2hb it was a joke
Henry Huynha I know
If only their victims had been treated that humanly
There is less crime in Norway so they are
exactly.
They weren't. That's why they're getting rehabilitated, because they committed an offense
Yea I would fight against this, murderers, rapists, pedophiles don’t deserve any type of humanity.
I would understand if they allowed first time drug offenders or first time non-violent robbery to live like this.
Dyslexic Teletubby would you rather those who have short sentences and get out soon are the same when they get out or rehabilitated?
this is heaven for introverts
Big heaven for me
Tis true, tis true.
@@ifunanyaesther967 hehe
😂
Im literally jealous
Although this seems ridiculous, if you look at the numbers, they have way less reoffenders then in the states. They must be doing something right.
James Stencil yes, Americans are just ashamed and embarrassed to admit they are doing it wrong and making the problem worse.
Its a way to cut cost; Look how few people are needed to run the place and they don't even need weapons.
finally someone who is using real facts to support a real argument and not just opinions backed by feelings and beliefs
It’s probably just the real job training skills that sets them apart as far as reoffending rates.
cmulder002 but the people have to pay a lot of taxes just for ONE prisoner
People complain that Norwegian prisoners are treated better than American homeless people. But why are Americans treating their homeless people so badly?
😔💔Idk
Agreed. Homelessness is a terrible problem here, and there should be more done to help that population get back on their feet
there’s too many for the government to properly take care of
@@zach8094 Rehabilitations and Mental Hospitals is how you reduce homelessness
@@zach8094 Norway area 148,000 mi sq, USA 3,800,000 mi sq. USA is also the richest country in the world
It looks like a dorm, in fact it looks better than a dorm
Nassra S yeah. My dorm room looks much less fancy.
It definately looks better than my dorm which I pay 400 dllrs monthly
Omggg agreee!!! Their cell looks better than my dorm...
I even share a communal toilet in my room, while they have private en-suite in their room
Looks way better than my dorm
The punishment is the loss of freedom. Once they're in there, the focus needs to be on humanization and rehabilitation.
The prison cell’s condition is much better than my home..
Charity’s World 2 same
Same
Right
Well there’s only one maximum security prison. So they had a lot of money to spend
@@akzebraminer Not true..Both Skien and Ila prisons have max sec wings.
I totally understand the mentality of treating them better, which works as a healing process to change their mentality. However, that dude that killed 77 people, WHOA!!! 🤷🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
Makes the American look like amateurs when it comes to mass murder doesn't it?
And he planned it well with a "diversion" that diverted all attention away from his goal giving him more time to calmly complete his mission.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Behring_Breivik.
cmulder002 Since I’m so far from having that type of evil spirit, I didn’t even realize he was giving the Nazi salute. I wrote it off as though they were just having him stretch his arm out, going through some sort of test to make sure he was “Competent to stand trial!” Then I saw a clip of his whole body in a description of a video of what he was doing. 🤭😞
@@commonsensecorner7275 Read up on the whole incident and his motivation.
In short he was planning ahead; eliminating potential future left wing politicians.
@@cmulder002 I recently found out there was a man in the U.S. that through his 50 to 60 years had killed they estimate 80 or so women. He can not be the only one ever in the U.S. sadly. 😢😭😭😭😭
@@a.k.4085 Besides its unlikely he did it win about an hour, the Norwegian system likely would have avoided many of those murders.
The re-offending rate in Norway is a fraction of that if the states.
So besides saving cost it also saves lives.
I live in Norway, they don’t deserve this. We treat criminals better then the victims it’s disgusting
Susanne Hansen jag bor i sverige
100 Subs Without A Video okay? Va om det?
Same in the Netherlands. The prisons here are freakin hotels.
The frustration is understandable but we can't make every decision off of emotions. We gotta use some logic , and if it'll help reduce the crime rate long term then it'll pay off for society long term too.
Ha!
When you constantly keep doing good things, you end up changing
That’s it. I’m flying to Norway and getting arrested.
And deported :) as they do with most non norwegians that come to jail here.Sent straight back to the country they came from in their own country to do the time for the crime they did here
RavenWood but why was asap rocky detained
@@arizexas He was in Sweden lol .
RavenWood oops it all blends together in scandinavia for me
You have to do a mayor felony. Also be Norwegian.
“Jail is supposed to be about rehabilitation, not suffering. That’s why other places have way less reoffenders. If you lock up people like animals, they’re gonna act like animals.”
CaptainRupeez FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES WITH ME
"Slogans are just replacements for critical thought. "These are literally rapists and murderers. They are already animals. Law-abiding citizens shouldn't pay millions for them to live like kings.
Captain yay i found someone who agrees with me!
katelyn ast I agree. They shouldn’t live like kings, but they shouldn’t be treated like dirt. They deserve a second chance, or at least rehabilitation.
CaptainRupeez I agree
I'm from Norway and yes our prisons are the best but trust me freedom is allways better
They should let homeless people live there instead of criminals
JSSRocket in scandinavia there is no homeless unless they choose to be homeless. scandinavia also has less reoffenders because prison is meant to be a rehabilitation center not a torture chamber
Clorox Bleach yeah that’s why I said homeless people should live there I didn’t know there were no homeless people I’m in America and haven’t been to Norway
JSSRocket i wouldnt say theres NO homeless people, but you do have to actively TRY to be homeless. There is a ton of support you can get from the government and although there is high tax, a bit of it goes to people who are unemployed or struggling financially. There are certain circumstances which messes people up and makes them homeless anyway, but then its easier to just go to the government for help than these prison buildings.
@@cloroxbleach1090 well then I should live in it
@@cloroxbleach1090 Stop spreading lies. I can't speak for Norway but Sweden has tons of homeless people. There's more than 5000 kids without a home. Of course the children isn't left on the street. But living in temporary housing like small moldy camping cabins and constantly having to move is not fun.
I feel like if you’re going to have this, it should be for minor offenders that EARNED this.
Cheri Tangherlini I agree, like drugs, theft, etc. not for murderers and offenders
Yes, i really agree, or people who had addiction problems, since it’s a mental issue as well
Exactly
How tf u earn it if u a criminal
Cheri Tangherlini I think if you’re a minor offender it’s nice to let them know how you can live a good life. If you get out and stay out of trouble and work at it.
I was an elementary school teacher and Officer in the Army Reserve on my way to my school and I was pulled over because the officer said I was “speeding”. He checked my license and found that it had been suspended due to an unpaid parking ticket. It didn’t matter that no one had notified me of my suspended license, I was immediately arrested and taken to jail. In that moment, all of my humanity was snatched away from me, and they began to treat me like an animal. One of the most humiliating experiences of my life. Even though I made a mistake, I was not a criminal and in no way was I going to hurt myself or others. After a day, I was able to pay my bail and on the next day, went back to teaching my elementary students. I felt like my whole experience of being treated like I was subhuman was completely unnecessary. That experience really opened my eyes. We really need to make some changes in our system.
Allison Hunter So sad, we really need to change the conditions of our jails and prisons.
ding bun It amazed me how I was treated like a crazed treat to society one day and the next day, back at work teaching my Kindergarten kids.
Fax
Sighs* 104 people sometimes get killed from murderers and now there getting a second change whats next there gonna just run around......
I've been going trough this kind of stuff my entire life.
21 years for killing 77 people? This is disturbing. Imagine someone killing your child, mother, father, brother or sister and being given an apartment with a kitchen, big screen TV, patio, for a few years then released. I feel so sad for the families of the victims. It makes me sick to my stomach.
I ABSOLUTELY agree with every word this person system is great for the criminal but how do the victims feel. I personally think the American system is pretty spot on.
You evidently are not a Christian then.
@@samhartford8677 Remind me again what the punishment is in the bible for murdering 77 people?
@@samhartford8677 Doesn't the bible say an eye fir an eye!!??
@@galegrazutis964 The Old Testament does. The Old Testament is Jewish and does not speak of Christ. The Old Testament is what Christ came to mend.
I think everyone forgets here that there's virtually no homeless people in norway....
tristan 123455 actually there is! I used to live in norway for 12 years before i move to the uk last year, everywhere i went there was homeless people🥺
Najma i .m Not true, where in Norway did you live?
lol when the govt gives support to everyone it is actually EVERYONE. not only prisoners. why do you think they get a shitload of tax?
Jaski Kiiski doesnt change the fact that there are loads of homeless people, especially in bigger cities
tristan 123455 I live in Norway. In Steinkjer where i live there are homles people everywhere.
Killed 77 people and get free room and board , graphic design sessions and
Jam sessions.
Smh
No, he doesn’t get that. He’s in a different place all by himself with nothing to do.
He still holds the record for mass murder in about an hour though.
That must count for something.
by the way you would love this prison then.
Kinda Norway version of Alcatraz.
th-cam.com/video/0IepJqxRCZY/w-d-xo.html
He's basically in solitary confinement most of the day. Why do you care?
As a citizen of Norway I like how the system is here. Of course I would be mad if a person killed one of my loved one's and was treated like this. I would probably want him dead, not rehabilitated. But justice and revenge are two very different things. And rehabilitation can stop people from committing crimes again. And I have one thing to address. Yes, the maximum sentence you can get in Norway is 21 years. But if the government redeems you as still dangerous to the society, the sentence can be prolonged.
Edit 1: I need to add that it's weird that you guys keep comparing our prisons to how things are in America. You guys have a lot of problems in your country and to compare Norway and the US is absurd. It is weird to me even calling the US for a "first world country" as it does not feel like it.
"But Justice and Revenge are two very different things" Very well put ^_^
I love Norway
It’s clearly worked better than the USA system
Norway is litreally the best country in the world
the USA is a third world country in a gucci belt
Most people want prisoners to be punished, not rehabilitated.
Cool, well Norway goes by logic, not feelings. So facts over feelings
They're losing their freedom so they're indeed be getting punished, but rehabilitation should always be the main goal. People should be glad that this rehabilitation system likely saves them from any further crimes which would have otherwise likely been committed by those prisoners.
@@maximilianschussler8126 If someone takes the life of someone I love, I want them punished for it. I don't want them getting out...ever.
Breaking News: Most people are DUMB and act on emotion, not logic!
@@MattyIcecubes That's vengeance, not justice.
Imagine treating your prisoners like animals, and getting mad when another country actually rehabilitates their people instead of treating them like trash, and throwing them onto the street, only for them to come back.
Yeah, and tell me smartass how will that generate income for my private prison?
Maybe for minor offenses, but murders and rapists? Let them rot in a normal cell.
@@subject8332 so you want more crime? there shouldn't be private prisons anyway it's a terrible system
@@mollyflora7299 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
@@mollyflora7299 Woosh!
But what about the fact that only 20 percent of the Norwegian inmates returns to prison, compared to America where 76 percent returns?
Don't forget it's not only the prison but the way people are protected by a pretty good social system
The difference being in the US we treat the inmate as one who failed society there they treat the inmate as someone that society failed.
To be fair it’s not like capital punishment stops people from commiting crimes just like how gun control stops murder. And US prisons seeem to never ever rehabilitate it’s prisoners so......
The US prison system doesn’t work, Norway having a reoffending rate that’s a third of the US shows it is the better option, because wouldn’t you rather the people affect by crime isn’t double due to reoffending?
@Anne Liesveld In Norway they think the opposite and as a result they have FAR less crime.
Look up the number of shots fired by the police in Norway (the whole country that is)
It is your mindset that contributes to the problem instead of solving it.
Its also MUCH CHEAPER then the American system.
@@oliviasteven1796 that is RE offending there are also FAR less criminals to start with because of the effective social systems.
I have read quite a few stories of people who do not feel the need to lock there houses or cars in Norway.
I think it’s because of how they treat them like they r less than scum. If u put an inmate in prison for burglary or robbery 3 times & they use whatever they stole to feed a drug habit, perhaps it’s time to use that same prison money for a very long rehabilitation.
This is how prisons were intended to work
As REHABILITATION centres,not as places for physical and physiological trauma that eventually worsen the situation of the inmate
I completely agree. America should adopt this system.
I think it’s supposed to be both, punishment + rehab
@@NewTexasHomes Lose of freedom is the punishment, and when being imprisoned, the goal should be rehabilitation.
It’s depressing that this is better than my house.
the whole cell block they live in is lower class for normal norwegians :)
kenneth kujala wtf that would be like middle class in the uss
in the philippines, you have to pay arround 40-50 USD a day to live like that.
It’s trash compared to an average Norwegian house
🤣🤣
I like how you can tell which comments are from Americans in this comment section
Jarno Datema I’m American but the only thing I don’t like is that the mass shooter doesn’t get life. I feel people like that and child predators should be locked away for life. Every other case I believe can be rehabilitated.
CMAD123 That mass shooter got a prolonged sentence. Just in case they think the perpetrator won’t get rehabilitated, they prolong their sentence
Jarno Datema I wish it wasn’t so hard to move there lmao
@@123abc8027 Well he does, but not really. After he sentences the 21 years it's like 5 different judges a jury and doctors and stuff that has to examen him to see if he is a normal citizen. And mostly he will not be accepted....
besides if he gets out he will get killed 100%. ALOT of ppl want him dead. Thats also one of the reasons they cant have him around other prisoners
2:16 "Welcome to criminal records" Did no one catch how funny that is?
LOL I ONLY NOTICED THAT NOW
Ahaha
Thank you
I love this. They should do this for the US. It works there being treated like human beings and they have opportunities to not reoffend. It also gives them a better outlook on life.
You know thats impossible right the u.s well never be like this its laughable you think that the u.s would Care about people's well being over money they only care about money and the u.s prison system is a business. The u.s is run by corporations not people
@@Lumberjack_king I agree.
You all people are really naive if you think that such prisons would automatically fix the problem with criminals in USA. USA and Norway are incomparable at all in many ways to begin with.
They do have prisons like this in the U.S. but only for the connected and the elite.
@@baconingbad completely incomparable, like charleton heston said to michael moore. "we have more mixed ethnicities"
we got n's and sp's , norway doesn't
Why is everyone ignoring that this system works..
because people, who did something wrong, must be punished...
that brings murdered ones back to life,
heal all wounds...
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edit: since it apparently leads to confusions - this is meant in a SARCASTIC way
thought the "brings murdered ones back to life" was a clear enough indicator
@David Still I hope the line "that brings murdered ones back to life" was a clear enough indicator, that it was sarcastic ;P
Ok it works but tbh it’s really too much luxury imagine someone killing your mom or sibling and they get this
nobodx the fact that they don’t have freedom is the punishment
@@worlddestroyer20007 Exactly, they dont need to be treated and ripped from their rights to learn what they did wrong, taking away freedom is enough.
“They have weekends off”
Wtf is this? An overnight job?
lmaoooo
I think it's the same over Germany too
Seriously ridiculous
Lol right
This is after you have served alot of your time and you have been on good behaviour for your stay..its about letting ppl get a smoother transition into free life and not give them a complete culture shock..Its extremely rare that those ppl dont show up at the prison when their 2 or 3 days of freedom is over.
@@Lotus_River Great comment! Thank you for sharing.
This system might be more expensive if you have short-sighted vision, but when it comes to reoffending and getting these criminals back into society - this system is far cheaper and works
This prison situation is better than average day to day life of free people in some poor countries.
And I'm sure American prisons are better than being a starving child in a 3rd world country, but that's besides the point.
@@RokuNyx Yes. I understand that prison is for rehabilitation and not necessarily for punishment or for radicalization. It just hit something in me when you said "back into society", which might be the key to understand why other nations cannot replicate the system even if it is cheaper and if it worked. Environment is many times the more powerful stimuli while rehabilitation can only touch the actor of the crime. Say, we do exactly this program for a Somalian pirate, he serves his time, he is then released to his hometown with feuding clans. He probably will keep arming himself.
I wish more people thought that way. Don't think of the initial results. Think of the long term results
I'm down, but only if it's taken out of your paycheck and not mine.
I love that name, it's so accurate. "Criminal Records"😆
“If you treat him like an animal, he’ll be an animal. If you treat him with respect, he’ll respect you back.” Exactly. Same goes with teaching. Success comes from building relationships. Part of rehabilitation is teaching, and for the prisoners to learn to become better members of society. Spot on
youdescribed a utopian society. what youre talking about simply is not reality
@@chuckharding4369 so you think treating them like trash is going to help and so many people agree with you I bet you that one like is yours
will not work with psycopath tho
@@gamersforlife1294 Is the like on your comment yours?
@@brandonchan5387 no what am I a hypocrite
I live in norway, at least i can go to sleep feeling safe knowing that i live in a humane country, with a working welfare system. I am not afraid to go to school. The Numbers show that we do something right. The rest of the globe should learn.
yes fr
Exactly
You are totally right. I live in Denmark and that's also really humane.
USA THE BEST NATION IN THE WORLD
@@winstonchurchill4620 😂
Sorry I dont feel bad for murders, child molestors and child killers. They need to rot in jail
Murderers should not bv e living this good. They took a life or lives. For that they should pay. They took their victims rights away from them, now they should have no rights. Hard labour and average working class poor diet is more than they deserve.
@Anne Liesveld Cause that makes you no better then them. Hatred fuels hatred.
Hey am 17 and I feel bad for them if they end up AMD jail and release they don wrong then to ne I feel bad everyone is different they may I have a disability
@Elie Romero what wrong with his comments
What about average theives and drug people
Inmate: "Welcome to Criminal Records"
Me: *died in an instant
Ironic.
by taking someone's freedom you don't have to also take their humanity. i like this approach
Agreed.
Depends on the crime.
Yep
Child killers and rapists don’t have humanity.
@@Oceanrocks121 for one second i was gonna insult you but i read better i thought you said just murder not child murder
The 20% who re offend just want to go back to jail because of how nice it is
Where’s the proof? Also how does that make sense? Also if you are upset because it’s nice maybe improve the American standard of living to the point where it’s better than that and you fixed the problem. It’s still a prison, you still don’t have freedom. As an American I’d commit crime to go to jail there because we live in an archaic developing country.
@@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis I was being ironic
@@cosmiceclipse7131 oh then lmaooo sorry can’t know for sure
For real, most of the reoffenders are drug addicts, so it's their habit that leads them back.
@@BruhWhyDidTheyChangeThis bro how did you miss the fact that was a joke
“These violent people will one day be our neighbours” spoken like a true viking
Death metal lyrics that also fit in a hippie ballad
People forget taking away freedom is the biggest punishment
This looks more humane than my college dorm room that I pay thousands of dollars for lmaooo
In Norway college is government funded.
By the way go study in Germany ; its a fraction of the cost of the states (about a thousand a year for foreigners)
@@cmulder002 thanks for sharing,I really need recommendation for where to study rn :]
@@user-jd7mz4xo4x you mean you don;t want to start your adult life with a crippling debt and forget about ever owning a home and afford children?
Another option is Germany
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Guy goes to jail for murder and now is studying music in a 3 star hotel type prison... makes sense.
It's not like that, but if it was, wouldent it be Good? I mean that he has become a normal human and is not a Criminal anymore
Scandinavian countries measure success not by wealth but by quality of life.
The way it should be!
Do not forget, they have a monarch system. The monarch system works well there. Excellent sample.
@@cht5086 The monarchies in Sweden, Norway and Denmark are symbolic. Their purpose is ceremonial and at times diplomatic. They don't affect day to day life within the countries in any significant way.
Wow. Great recidivism numbers. Stunning perspective.
US prisons: too harsh
Norway prisons: too soft
100% this
Yeah and thats why america should stop spending money on ruining other people country and treat their peoples
ZZ10 BEHEAD
@@ZZ-oi1be lmao lol
wonder whats better usa crime rates or norway? also 70 80% people who come back to jail in usa or 20 30% in norway? nuff said
It’s like sending then to freaking summer camp
Wouldn’t this make people want to commit crimes so they could live here
If you look at the statistics, no, not at all. There's waaaaay more people that go to prison in the US, as an example, and waaaaay more re offenders.
@@vildeve818 well in the U.S, our government wants people to go to jail so they can make money lol
Vilde VE US population : over 300 million, Norway population: a little over 5 million. I like this system though, it makes me feel better knowing people are changing themselves to be better citizens.
Vilde VE sounds like an issue with the world outside of prison, and not prison itself. Statistics dont tell you everything, so you shouldnt take them at face value.
Countries with humane prisons have good social services anyway, so people wouldn't commit crimes to live there since things are proportionately better for them outside of prison.
The Norwegians definitely have it figured out. Such a great country and a very refined culture / people. Even the murderers are respectful and well put together.
So you're saying that because Norway is majority white, that they are able to get these things working where as, say America, with a much, much more diverse population, can't?
@@vulpsturm that’s not what they said at all lmao
@@vulpsturm how could you possibly think that?
@@vulpsturm Always thinking about race, huh?
It’s not right to allow murderers whom have committed horrific crimes to live like this. Can you imagine if someone who murdered your dad gets to dilly dally their days away here?!? The whole point is to send them to prison to PUNISH them; not give them a fun summer camp experience. Wtf Norway is really doing this all wrong!
Remember that the punishment is taking away the freedom, that doesn’t mean they have to be treated like animals. No matter what they did.
Edit: treat people like animals and they become animals, treat people with respect they respect you.
Gudiana I see absolutely no freedom that has been taken from them.
Why should I have any respect for them. My older sister got killed by a repeat offender who bashed her newborn sons head into a wall and then dragged her daughter out of hiding underneath her bed and slit her throat and killed her after. You think I would have comfort knowing her killer lives in luxury?
@@romancorey6796 Not a single one of the inmates in the video decided to spend Saturday night in Oslo nightclubs.
Their freedom HAS been taken away - and that is their punishment.
But they are also trained how to be acceptable human beings.
@@romancorey6796 just remember, no matter how good you think these people have it, they cannot just go for a walk whenever, they cant go look at the stars at night, they cant just go for a drive thru. they have freedom INSIDE OF THEIR CAGE
AUTHENTIC WHITE WINE REPORT Mainly to turn dangerous criminals into good neighbors. It’s a hard thing to do but Norway knows how to do it.
Dang, I kinda want to go there 😂
You can visit Bastøy Prison freely
i wanna live there
@@bananasplease666 if you are American you likely can claim political asylum now.
Just say you are fleeing nazi prosecution .
Lets go!
This is exactly what we need world wide. Getting an angry person angrier wont solve absolutely anything. That anger wasn't born out of nowhere.
the anger made them do the crimes. Treating anger with anger before you let them walk out again isnt going to help anyone
I agree.
And what of the anger of their victims?
@@illumi4460 yes that is true!!!
Most Scandinavian countries and Finland have significantly lower crime rates and recidivism rates than the US thanks to an actual justice and rehabilitation systems combined with strong social welfare that reduces the incentive for crime.
A very well spoken comment.
Yup. Nicely said. Also because of the better socioeconomic conditions they are in
@@lilfoward1832Indeed. All but one have a lower GDP per capita than the USA, yet the average bloke as a better socioeconomic status due to not having the burden of outrageous and skyrocketing healthcare costs and education costs leading to far higher social mobility and baseline survivability in the aforementioned nations.
With insurance, I've spent more than 25% or the USA's median personal income on healthcare this year and half of that was one 3 day stay in the hospital. Adding a child to my plan would be $700/month in premiums alone.
So in Norway you can commit a horrible crime and spend your time in relative luxury with all the comforts of home. So unfair to the victims. There really is no punishment here.
I hear you, however it doesn't bring the victom back regardless of how they're living.
@@cathy6879 yeah but they need to be punched not upgrade in lifestyle dafq
@@monaDJ139 Yeah, I don't agree with that. Treating people bad doesn't make good citezens to re-join society
Yeah because what we're doing in the us is marvelous and genius, shut up!
If you can’t act nice in those places and you’re crazy then you can’t stay there. They’re not free and the whole idea is reform and get inmates ready for the outside world when they get out.
If that doesn’t tell you how kind the heart of Norwegians is than I don’t know what will. What beautiful kind people.
I want the prison governor to be my grandpa
@@lizmerrick6883 isn't your grandpa a nice person?
Why thank you, I will take that compliment and cherish it.
Lot's of love from Norway 🇧🇻
Kind isn’t always good there’s a thing called “too kind”. People have committed crimes against me before and if they got to live in these basically house like jails I’d be extremely mad. Luckily they aren’t
@@milaxxy "basically house like jails" now I know you don't know what you're talking about
I died when he said welcome to criminal records 😂😂😂😂
On the hand I just think some of these people deserve to rot. But hey if it works ...
This is part of the reasons why we love Norway.
something like this could never be replicated at the scale of America
The problem is that America already has very poor conditions, so it would have even more extreme backlash, as these prisoners are treated much better than people that follow the rules, and try to be good people, yet are living off of minimum wage (or no wage).
Persenn id say giving prisoners an iPad or iPhone device for all the hours is going to be a big step up
But America is the greatest country in the world? Surely if they can do it you can
@@kylajohnson9848 The problem is we need to raise quality of life here to make this worse
@@IkWeetHetOprechtNiet last world country
American Prisoners: treated like animals
Norway Prisoners: treated like human and a given a chance
Criminal or not, people have to be treated like....well, people. LMAO
Everything isn't black and white. It's a difference between being treated like a person and being sent to a hotel for a few years
@Dias06 sweetie I never said my country's crime rate was low. You can rehabilitate people without sending them to a hotel.
@Dias06 well obviously that was the point of my comment... Idk why you're even talking about ppl being charged for weed like idk how I have you the impression that I agree with that.
American prisons: stabs someone to death gets thrown in the shoe for the next 50 years
Norway prisons: stabs someone to death gets thrown in a luxury hotel for 10 years and released to live their life to the fullest while their victim rots in the ground.
The fact, that the People here in the comments prefer to go voluntarily into prison and give away their freedom says a lot about the country they're living in....
To be fair covid has already taken some people's freedom to move about and honestly, the prisons look like a 3 star hotel room
@@randomcatmeow1394 Taking away peoples Freedom to move arounf isn't any problem according to many commenters so they're welcome I guess... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is way better than my home in India.
@Maxx Marino then there is definitely something wrong with the wages in your country
@@nobodx bro if you think america is that bad dont come to Brasil we have 2× more violence then north america and the intire Europe
Wow.. God Bless you all.
“Welcome to CRIMINAL RECORDS...” HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 wait. I just now got it. Homeboy is hilarious
I laughed way to hard at that
I think this is really beautiful.
“Treat then like an animal, they will behave like an animal. Treat them like a human, they will behave like a human.”
Also critics think a 22 year sentence is “too far” but the death penalty is not? Something is wrong with that way of thought.
@XBluex WolfX 21 years is the maximum sentence in norway they can give but it can(i think) and probably going to be extended after 21 years
@XBluex WolfX After Breiviks 21 years are done he will get another 21 years, and so on. He will never get out, and he is living in isolation and not in the luxury they show here. The last death sentence in Norway was in 1948. Norway is strict on human rigths. No person has the right to decide to end someone elses life. Everyone has the right to a home, food , education, etc. If the crime is big enough they might get a sentence like Breiviks.
@XBluex WolfX Breivik got sentences to 21 years preventative detention which strictly speaking means that after 21 years he will be evaluated if fit for release. However, he will almost certainly not be released to the public ever. 21 years preventative detention is considered equal to a life sentence by most Norwegians. Norway has a very low rate of violent crimes and Breiviks attack was the deadliest in Norway since 2nd World War.
Yes
You’re the type of person who needs something bad to happen to them to fully register how has people should be treated. Awwww how cute he gets a nice apartment and you’re scarredd for life or left with no family. So adorable! 🤡🤡🤡🤡😘😘😘😘
Did they treat their victims like human beings??? This is crazy.
Would you to live nextdoor to an American ex con?
A B They are still human beings. Although they did commit some terrible crimes, they are still human beings that should be treated the same way as us.
@@ClearsightAltAccount shouldn't have better stuff than a homeless person.
@@asmallboi3559 well gee i guess thats why norway also helps their homeless and give them jobs and money. Its almost like Norway is a society that will help not punish.
@@ClearsightAltAccount Being part of society and being treated like a human is a privilege. Once you've broken the law, you've lost that privilege.
Imagine loosing your infant children to murder, and then finding out that the man that butchered them is living THIS life. Thats not fair.
MrMobydick99 I think it’s fair, there Turing bad people into good people
MrMobydick99 well if they were in the American prison system, they’d be more likely to take another life.
AND can’t get life in prison
That's a very strange perception of fairness. Justice isn't supposed to be revenge.
I'm for this, for non-violent prisoners!!!
Justice should not be vengance, this system is about preventing future crimes, this system saves potential victims lifes.
prison is for rehabilitation, not suffering. if you lock someone up like animals, they’re gonna act like animals.
It would be nice if people acted like animals consisting animals are better then people
@@beastmodedwag7554 there are animals like lion tiger snakes also bruh 😂
@@arnavvats4861 lions snakes are cool
@@beastmodedwag7554 once u see wild snakes and lions face to face u will know
@@arnavvats4861 I have seen them face to face lol I have a pet snake and I’ve seen plenty of tigers and lions at rehibilitation centers and even in there natural habitat
I feel like certain inmates should get this treatment, it should depend on what they are convicted for.
Except it clearly works though
To be honest, I'm most concerned with making sure that the worst criminals get better treatment so they are less likely to harm society when they're out.
I think it shouldnt matter what catharsis says, but rather what's better for the prisoner and, more importantly, everyone else
American Media is stupid. They made it look as if all prisons are like that. When it isn't. That's a MINIMUM security prison ffs
@@mothgru shouldnt get out at all.
No they need to put homeless people in there and make it a shelter
Which means spend thousands of dollars for a new prison.. Are you stupid?
@@sidneymccombs164 murderers and such dont deserve this. Yeah they'd build another one but I think what they mean is they deserve much worse.
@@ok-kv3ml but why spend thousands of dollars for it... What would they do with the killers? What if one escapes while they get moved? Common sense regardless if they deserve this or not if you was a killer what kind of prison would you wanna stay in?
Sidney Mccombs okay, the financial stuff is pointless, it’s a hypothetical situation. And people don’t choose where they go, they just do. Why waste it on a bunch of wasted bodies when you can spend it one people who need a fresh start in their lives and have no place to stay.
@@cjblvd don't see wasted bodies anywhere in the video, you cannot change MY OPINION so stop
The nordic model for society, government, and economics is just the best there is. Like you really can’t make a more ideal society to live in
True, but to be fair they are a resource based economy
That “prison” looks better than my house
Mine too
Well the yearly cost is probably more than what a standard American apartment costs. So it makes sense
Don't you have a 10 meters wall around your house?
That's so true.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Better than mine too 😂😂😂😂
Apart from psychopaths, most inmates could be helped and be rehabilitated in a good system like this one. I do some work with prisoners, and most are not bad people, they are often addicts, who have done bad things to feed their addiction, or have mental health problems that can be treated. There are some cases where you need to lock them up and throw away the key, but in my experience, that's a small minority. Yet they're all lumped together and treated the same.
Aye. Hear hear. The chief of Halden Prison held a one hour seminar for a US maximum security prison where he outlined exactly how the correctional officers help the people overcome the source(s) behind the misdeeds. It's on TH-cam, incase you're interested.
@@willek1335 link?
@@martimcruz7587 Here you go. th-cam.com/video/pB037gVIpJc/w-d-xo.html
Even Psychopaths and Sociopaths can change, but most need intense behavioral therapy which allows them to be less impulsive, and understand how their actions effect not only themselves but people around them. There's many psychopaths who have gone to therapy and come out as better people, ASPD is just a disorder like any other, if treated properly, it can improve, not be cured, but improved.
@@darthkenobi6726 Yes, perhaps they're harder to treat but not impossible. It would be good if really successful treatments were developed in time. Interestingly, treatment for paedophilia does not have a great success rate.
We really need to rethink incarceration in US! It is not working in ANY way!
A few people profit off it and its used to suppress minorities.
ALL citizens in Norway have voting rights.
Yea we should think electric chair...
This is way toooo lavish. I don’t know about you, but I don’t think child molesters and rapists should get to stay in a lavish hotel for free....
@@cmulder002 que?
@@coppergone1711 the sates has a "for profit" prison system run by companies who benefit from having as many people in prison as possible.
Me: *moves to Finland*
*smashes random windows*
Me: “whoops, guess I have to go to prison now :)”
but they will send you back to your country. lol
@@eldendong4956 and if you're from Venezuela well goodby 😬
*mass murder who killed 77 people given max 21 years here in this "prison"*
"we treat them like human beings"
I'm sorry, did he treat the 77 people he killed like human beings?
21 years with the option to extend his sentence, which they do
I do think they should not have banned the life sentence, and no, he did not. But if he wasn't treated like a human being, how would he ever learn how to treat others that way?
@@abby-xw1yr Too many people got life in America who don't deserve it. Breivik will get "forvaring". That means he's never getting out. He is also very isolated and cant have contact with other prisoners. These Tv shows don't tell you the bad things about going to prison in Norway. Like the shame they will carry for the rest of their life. Isolation is a greater punishment than most can imagine. 50% of prisoners in Norway are on Ssri drugs and many are on stronger sleep meds.
@@danielholta5721 this is the comment I’m looking for
An eye for an eye and the world goes blind
They’re literally getting rewarded for killing people at this point oh my god. Obviously it’s working as a jail, and doing it’s job both WOW
Nah, this is not reward, since outside of prison, things are proportionately better. In the US, law-abiding citizens doesn't have a proper access to healthcare and higher education. This is not the case with Norway, law-abiding citizens got all of these, thus, their prisons, even though comfortable by American standards, it's a hellhole in comparison to life outside prison.
Mickey G they are LITERALLY getting rewarded under the guise of “rehabilitation”
“A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.”
Something Americans would never understand.
Why would we want to treat a murderer well
Bro, how would you feel if if someone killed one of your loved ones and was treated like this. The prison system and court system in America is trash, but only because woman who abuse children or men are far less likely to get arrested or get as long a prison sentence as a man would. Take Hillary Clinton for example
@@arabellaallen5613 Thats because youre asking the wrong question. If someone killed someone I loved I would probably murder them myself. But if you also asked if I was the one in prison, would i prefer this prison? OFCOURSE. Thats a dumb question.
But it doesnt matter what I think, what matters are the numbers, does this lower the crime rate? clearly, so does it work? Yes. Thats all that matters, be logical not emotional. Thats Americas problem.
@@missionpupa Im still asking what happens to child molesters. I don't consider them human.
@@seressor theyre no different to any other crime like murder. I would say murder is worst. People dont think logically about these things.
For those who condemn the incarcerated and believe in retribution (instead of rehabilitation) by "locking them up and throwing away the key"--it's been proven that a retributive and punitive prison culture leads to high recidivism rates. This tragedy is America's greatest prison paradox: to lock up and throw away the keys while also wanting and expecting their neighborhoods to be safe and crime-free once those released are back into their neighborhoods? Wake up, America and realize that the retributive approach isn't (and will never be) working.
The fact that they treat the people as people and don’t abuse them and give them a chance and actually treat them well is Amazing because in American they treat the people as animals and will hit them and stuff and never give them a chance which will make American prisoners come back unlike Norway they might barely come back and become peaceful
That’s because in the US prison is a business.
Stupid, the states run the prisons moron
@@ak9989 ya mama. And it doesn’t matter it’s a business in every state moron
everything is business in US, even giving birth. still can't believe women have to pay to give birth to their child. worst country ever
@@andromisilibrober facts
@@ak9989 not entirely true, there are private prisons, that get contracted to house inmates.
"The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons" - Dostojewski
Good job Norway.
And to all the people saying they're gonna move to Norway and commit a crime: you could just move to Norway and not commit a crime.
But then you wouldn't get fully paid for a room in a hotel pff
they only give free stuff to criminals. Regular citizens pay 40% tax.
@@katie-st8nx if you look at how much tax people have to pay in which countries, you will see that where they have to pay most they also have the best live standards.
@@katie-st8nx free health care, free education, good care for the old, good care for people who struggle. its almost like we spend our money back into the people instead of into war like... America.
@@katie-st8nx Didn't knew that. Better call the goverment and tell that I pay some 12% short in tax...
Imagine having a loved one who was a victim to being sexually assaulted and brutally murdered only to live like a king.
Kings are allowed to leave their homes.
Remember, this is Norway, not the US and this system is working there.
Remember that all Nordic europe countries are 5 times better than USA
@Omoniyi Oluwashogo They didn't explain it in the video, but in Norway, the maximum sentence is 21 years - but with something called forvaring. When he is close to having completed his sentence, he will be evaluated by professionals, and if he is still deemed a threat to society, they can add years to his sentence. Meaning that while, yes, the maximum amount someone can be sentenced to by a judge is 21 years, they could still end up inprisoned for life. Very few people believe he will ever be let out of prison. He will also be isolated for most of his time, and he is under "the highest level of security" (a little tricky to translate, but the strictest form of imprisonment that involves certain restrictions on especially contact with others; he is under strict isolation and has little to no contact with other inmates). As of 2018, only 6 prisoners in the whole country had been under this level of security in a whole decade.
I'd also like to mention that Norway has had very, very few shootings and acts of terror like this. The prison system wasn't necessarily designed with horrific acts like these in mind. Even if this mass-murderer isn't being treated in a way most people find just, the system in Norway is highly successful, and as long as the worst criminals will be imprisoned to protect society, I think it is a model that works very well for the society as a whole - even though it is, of course, not perfect.
The article below is in Norwegian, but in case you thought I was just making things up: www.kriminalomsorgen.no/saerlig-hoeyt-sikkerhetsnivaa.5020948-242695.html
@Omoniyi Oluwashogo Anders is not locked up at Halden, he is locked up in Skien jail, and that is not as good, he is living in isolation and doesn't have any contact with other inmates.
@Omoniyi Oluwashogo Every human matters. And you want these people to not be the way that they are anymore.
Okay for things like drugs, robbery or “minor” things this is fine I could see how this works and can help rehabilitate them. Although I think it is a little tooooo luxurious.... BUT murders, rapists, pedophiles....... throw them in a tiny cell and throw away the key.
Three Seasons yes I agree
Exactly
And that’s just how problems, violence and criminality starts. By people not thinking longer than their nose. It’s an norwegian saying
True
Would their suffering make you happier or more satisfied with your life?
Some systems are driven by emotions and some by rationality. A rational approach generally prevails over emotional ones because rational approaches look to solve problems whereas emotional approaches look to soothe feelings.
They seemed to solve the problem fine about inmates not returning tho 🤷♀️
@Ray_Nabozny - Truer words have never been spoken.
Free food? Music room? Private bathrooms? A guest house? Fully furnished? No taxes? That's not a prison, that's heaven!!!!
I see comments that say they’re being treated too well, but they only have a 20 percent reoffending rate, compared to the US’s 60. If it works, why change it?
eliluci HONESTLY!!
ppl in the comments seem rly weird, its like they’re jealous or sth? like, our surroundings and how we are treated, food we eat, everything that nature affects us. prisoners are being let free into the world back again at some point, would ppl rly want to share theyre surroundings with prisoners that have been treated like trash? and, like you said, statistics prove it that this works, i dont understand what ppl here are still trying to do...
@@LiSa-fc5sp they are jealous; they have been brainwashed by the American media and as a result voted for a government that only supports the elite.
The U.S.A. has more resources then Norway so people in the states could have a even better live then the people in Norway.
Now its just all going to a small elite at the expense of all others.
@@cmulder002 The US also has way more people. How can you even begin to compare a nation of over 327 MILLION to 5.
@@katie-st8nx MOST states have a lower population then Norway.
Populations density is MUCH LOWER.
But true the U.S.A. has a much higher budget then tiny Norway so a direct comparison is not correct.
Honestly this prison can only have positive effects on these people at the end of the day they are not being abused, but being taught a good way to work life, ✅
But it can have bad effects who would want to get out of a -free hotel- prison when it's luxury and it's free and they get rewarded for murder and more
@potatos are dead You sound so ignorant. They are not being “rewarded”. They are getting the chance to become changed individuals so they can benefit society instead of rotting in a dirty cell wasting taxpayer money.
In the US it's called the criminal justice system. In Norway it's called the criminal care system. I think that sums it up pretty good.
Except it isn't justice in the US. It is revenge and sadism
Are u from US or Norway tho
@@dirkauditore8413 Norway
@@tilltronje1623It's just going to prison like almost any other country. Don't exaggerate it for the sake that everyone loves flaming America for some reason
@@aptspikeybird1005 cope, sadist
Imagine getting killed by someone in Norway and the murderer just gets sent away for a couple of years in a 3 star hotel