What German Prisons Do Differently

We toured German prisons in Hameln and Berlin, Germany and what we saw was incredible. This is what a prison system looks like when it is centered around treating people humanely. It showed us that we can do things a different way in the U.S.
Read more about our trip: bit.ly/2MG0sUH

[@23Domo]

american prisons are business. The owners make money with the inmates and are not interested in helping them. The longer they stay the better. And if they come back, even better.

[@auang]

so true.

[@cvdheyden]

Don't follow. The real reason is, that in Germany everything is about rehabilitation and in the US everything in the prison is about punishment. Business or not is not the matter.

[@SuperZavor]

Everything in America is a bussines. That's why so many things are going wrong there.

[@SuperZavor]

@ich bins Wenn du denkst das wir es hier schlecht haben hast du anscheinend noch nicht viel von der Welt gesehen. Es gibt kein Land mit utopischen Zuständen, in Deutschland haben wit es aber alle mal besser als in 97% der restlichen Welt

[@cvdheyden]

@ich bins Yes that is true, but as you can see in the US: That approach is simply not working at all, right?

[@maxkreuzer]

If you treat people like a monster you will get a monster

[@KeVIn-pm7pu]

@ich bins those ppl can change to many have and are deeply sorry for what they did.

[@peaveyst7]

@ich bins because we are not monsters. if you want to stay at the same step as he does, what makes you different from him?

[@lacksnacken3135]

; But that's exactly what he wrote under another comment: kill murderers and take away everything from thieves. It takes single digit IQ to realize why this is beyond stupid.

[@salocin3114]

@ich bins even murderers can change. Its not like they are forever terrible just because they made a bad mistake.

[@fangorn9826]

@ich bins And that monster will do it again if you treat him like that. And no, killing every criminal isn't a good solution. Personal revenge isn't the task of the justice system and doesn't help anybody.

[@BangThaBazie]

2:06 Little known fact: The swans in german prisons are also there because they committed violent crimes.

[@TremereTT]

They occasionally kill small children. They are in every park and lake...and a hit with their wing can kill a child that get's near their young offspring. It's allways a tragedy.

[@gelatinouscube2342]

There's a Guy in Hamburg whose whole Job is to keep the swans in check.

[@tjarkautzen5444]

Peace was never an option!

[@e.458]

Swans are vicious! Honestly! On par with geese.

[@TheEplestugas]

I'm german and i have to agree 120%

[@philine7634]

One thing that too many Americans don't understand is that taking away your freedom of movement is already punishment enough. Not being able to decide when to get up, when to eat, when to be where, when to got to bed, is a big strain on the human psyche. Being in Prison is the punishment, the prison itself shouldn't be another punishment on top

[@SeyidAr]

While that's true, there are additional punishments on top of that. No access to the internet, limited room space, limited forms of entertainment. Even in Germany, you are getting punished a little on top of the incarceration itself. Otherwise no one would be scared of commiting crimes. Prison would be like a cheap hotel.

[@svenrobert84]

i agree. and we acknowledged that. for example a prison sentence in germany can not be extended as a punishment for trying to break out.

[@salocin3114]

@@SeyidAr yeah but i think thats self explanatory. You cant expect the prison to be a hotel

[@Kamakiri711]

@@svenrobert84 but it can and will be extended for any crime you commit during your escape. Hurting a guard, stealing a car etc. just the escape in and of itself is no crime.

[@atilladurkaya5514]

Sounds like school 🤔

[@Dan-kr9bm]

Article 1 of the Grundgesetz (german constitution) : (1) Human dignity shall be inviolable. To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority. (2) The German people therefore acknowledge inviolable and inalienable human rights as the basis of every community, of peace and of justice in the world.

[@Spike-xv1ts]

america cant even treat there FREE citizens correctly so ....

[@heinzmuller1275]

@@Spike-xv1ts 😂😂😂

[@Jylakir]

Germany has a quite different history when it comes to its key vaules. I think yes you can lean from german prisons but it is not the silver bullet. There are still problems with "professional" criminals and mafia structures. But maybe there is a more crual realitiy to this, sometimes you can't fix them all.

[@luiserenner7147]

How about the dignity and protection of the victims

[@Doko88]

@@luiserenner7147 u can have both, no problem

[@aladdinsane848]

if you have been told all your life that the United States is the best and greatest country in the world, you will not change anything! Too many Americans don't think outside the box because they think they are God's best idea

[@aladdinsane848]

@ich bins looking at the results. Yes! Btw your defenition of luxury is quite disturbing🤓 Happy to live in Germany👍

[@KeVIn-pm7pu]

@ich bins in what strange fantasy World are you living? Have you even been in a german prison?

[@vodkastrike]

@@KeVIn-pm7pu Looking at all his comments he is most likely not german and talking out of his ass. No german would feel such a need to defend the american justice system. At least i think so.

[@gwaihir5211]

@@vodkastrike And even if he is german he seems naive anf young to me.

[@jessicabrack2846]

@@gwaihir5211 Please cut the "young" part. In average, young people are more kindhearted then adults. Honestly, he seems more bitter, frustrated and in need of psychological help to me.

[@warhammerchieftain9795]

I now watched several videos, comparing german and american prisons. And I think the US should start to think over, by just one simple thing, that all those videos have in common: They state, that in germany, prisoners are threated with dignity and they dont lose theirs. So basicly, they say, in american prisons, you lose your dignity as a human being...no wonder, some of the inmates turn to animals.

[@rumpelstilzchen2194]

if yuo treat someone like an animal they will behave as one

[@annetteslife]

In the United a person can get arrested for simple minor infractions such as jaywalking.

[@DerGuteHut]

I hope you realize that the spa-gardens they showed you are not representative of the usual German prisons. I'am almost sure what you have been shown are model projects.

[@mistaknista3933]

@@DerGuteHut I think on the whole German prisons are still 100 times better than American ones, that's what matters. There are probably differences here and there, but that's the case everywhere. The few people I know who were in jail said it was like a youth hostel. And a buddy of mine works in jail as a guard and hasn't told any horror stories yet.

[@DerGuteHut]

@@mistaknista3933 Being better than American prisons is a pretty low bar (pun not intended) I ust wonder why they take Germany as example...I feel like the American left uses as as some kind of liberal poster boy...and thats weird.

[@flo_for7636]

Die Würde des Menschen ist unantastbar. Grundgesetz, Artikel 1, Paragraph 1

[@viktorg6823]

* Artikel 1, Satz 1, Grundgesetz Aber ja, das ist der wichtigste Artikel unserer Verfassung und eine der wichtigen Lektionen aus der Zeit des Dritten Reichs.

[@lukas5939]

Parallel dazu Genozid in Ruanda

[@viktorg6823]

@@lukas5939 Und was hat das mit der Verfassung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland zu tun?

[@brunomartinsindi9880]

Viktor G trotzdem nicht akzeptiert von bestimmten Parteien die im Osten sehr stark sind

[@mjcoolswagtv8839]

Ego

[@devin538]

Hippity, hoppity, this comment section is now STAATSEIGENTUM DER BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND 🇩🇪

[@athing188]

Hahhaaha wahr

[@saasklas9518]

Ja Mann so muss das

[@bomellp7470]

Hast du das “hippety hoppity“ von Dr. Gaul?

[@V-V1875-h]

Passier IMMER

[@MarkKillYouAll]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@Bruh-mz2eg]

We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two ~ Germans

[@kg22247]

*we've done a thing or two ~Germans

[@MonsieurCorbusier]

Gergely K. and

[@jessicabrack2846]

@@kg22247 Fun fact: the asshole who started it all and said that only Germans with blond hair and blue eyes are worth living was of Austrian origin, brown haired with dark eyes!

[@TremereTT]

@@jessicabrack2846 Fun fact. The Nazis didn't invent the race ideology. At that time it was considered the scientific consensus. The Nazis and Germany were just the only ones who acted opon this "knowledge" . The Nazi party was very revolutionary as in "far away from the churches", so this opened an ideological road to use the scientific consensus of that time to justify all kind of amoral crimes. The allies were pretty much all believing in the superiority of the white race. They just didn't want Germany to rule Europe. Churchill for example was totally ok with what has been done to the Aboriginals as he thought of them as lesser to the Brittish.

[@antoninschirdewan5609]

Thx Mate big compliment For a Nation🤝

[@eintyp9201]

Da hier die kommentare noch nicht komplett eingenommen wurde, will ich meinen Beitrag zu Invasion leisten 😂

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

ok

[@kilianuwe8731]

DIE WELLE WIRD STEIGEN

[@K2ELP]

Find ich kacke, tbh. Ich will wissen was die Amis denken.

[@mjcoolswagtv8839]

Ich liebe katzen

[@VennYT]

Es ist nur ein Streich, Bruder, haha

[@tutorialsram]

„German“ im Titel eines Videos Deutsche: Frag nicht was für ein Saft, einfach Orangensaft. Turn up!

[@intetx]

Was für ein Saftladen hier

[@only_Aaron]

Sheesh

[@Unkraut]

nice, ich bin cooler als wie eis

[@gelatinny1089]

Wasserflüssigkeit

[@midgetthatnoonelikes2253]

...

[@Sachsenfuchs]

Hier sind mir zu wenig Deutsche in den Kommentaren obwohl "german" im Titel steht. ^^

[@SK-kp8gp]

@Calvin 6.4 Habe ich mir auch gedacht.

[@baramuth71]

Ich glaube nicht das hier zuwenig deutsche sind, aber deutsch kann nicht jeder, dafür englisch umso mehr. und es wird nunmal international angeschaut.

[@ilikeyourname4807]

Germans! Do your duty! Invade the comments!

[@Wolfdings]

Just anything that says "German" in the title, doesn't necessarily mean, that it is meant for Germans only. I love to see how some approaches come as a international rolemodel and therefore it is important to discuss that in English

[@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar]

@@Wolfdings OP just meant, that usually half the comments if not more are in German/ by Germans.

[@everyone343]

Deutsche in den Kommentaren: EIN VOLK, EIN REICH, EIN KOMMENTAR BEREICH die paar englisch sprechenden leute die tatsächlich etwas lernen wollten: Äxcjuse mi ei dont spiek bier

[@SeucheFracht612]

@@___________482 *laughts about Oktoberfest bc of Corona lol

[@vxnc8536]

@@SeucheFracht612 Laughs about oktoberfest because western germany succ big pp

[@undogmatisch5873]

Yep, the Land Of The Free has the worlds highest incarceration rate. But all jokes aside, it's relatively simple. By far most prisoners will be free again at some day, so it is in a society's very best interest to turn them in to valuable members of society.

[@KeVIn-pm7pu]

@ich bins you wont. Look at the USA thats what you get. They already punish ppl hard. You Talk about things that have been proofen wrong years ago. And here we are Germany does have low crime rate those who got locked up have a chance to turn their lifes around. Your opinion in this topic is far from the facts.

[@jenshep1720]

@ich bins thats a naive point of view, sorry. people are far too complicated for a simple solution like that to work, aside from the fact that your ideas are way over the top and morally questionable.

[@patrickkeller2193]

@ich bins That simply doesn't work, the vast majority of criminals don't want to be criminals, but they just don't know what else to do. No matter how hard the punishment, they don't think "don't do it", they think "don't get caught". Even if a society would manage to guarantee prosecution, most criminals would try again as soon as they are released, simply because they don't know anything else. That's what the American system counts on, they rely on the slave labor.

[@мх.сп]

@ich bins Bitte zieh doch in ein anderes Land um. Du hast hier in Deutschland nichts zu suchen!

[@Kuudere_Fanboy]

@@мх.сп Das klang jetzt aber rassistisch. 0.0

[@justacomment8773]

Eine Sprache Eine Nation Eine Kommentarsektion

[@Amuro_Tooru]

English video: has German in the name Germans: wir übernehmen das hier

[@magic5101]

Schneller eingenommen als Frankreich

[@magic5101]

@German Retro Guy Polen war kein Gegner die zähle ich nicht

[@ginnundso]

@@magic5101 Ehre

[@lstsniper9452]

@@magic5101 ja genau

[@magic5101]

@Mett-Archiv das war auch nur ein joke und Polen war wirklich kein Gegner die einzigen Schlachten die die gewonnen haben waren aufgrund von Inkompetenz deutscher Offiziere und Soldaten

[@jo-jo_da_one15yearsago]

Half of the comment section: EIN VOLK, EIN REICH, EIN KOMMENTAR BEREICH me: Ich möchte auch mitmachen

[@spookyho5994]

Me: ich auch, bitte 🙏

[@Schongs]

The most Popular Words from prison: Haval, gib mir einfach nur ein Köfte Spieß.

[@pvzmaster199]

Verdammt ich habe bloß nach nem Kommentar wie deinem gesucht! Ehrenmann!

[@dukeofworcestershire7042]

Welch ein wahrlich eloquenter Epiker diesen Kommentar verfasst haben muss. Underrated.

[@stranglove7185]

Zu gut

[@di_albos8620]

😍💪🏻👌🏻👊🏻

[@lstsniper9452]

Mit diese Ayran aus Maschine

[@Leon-yr3bu]

Auf geht's meine Deutschen Freunde, es steht German im Titel also holt euch die Kommentarespalte😂

[@KG72740]

*Proceeds to play German anthem*

[@entstructor3828]

DERBYSIEGER DERBYSIEGER HEY, HEY

[@sebastianeiselt37]

@@entstructor3828 Episch! Den Schwobeseggl habe mas gezeigt❤️🔥

[@mangelaerkel7322]

@@sebastianeiselt37 und jetzt steigt ihr ab lul

[@F4FQz]

🤣Du hast Spalte gesagt.

[@karpi470]

Ein Volk Ein Reich Ein Kommentarbereich

[@dralfi7081]

Hahahahaha

[@dralfi7081]

Scheiße hahahahaha😂

[@georgtopg]

@@KZbinHandle1244 Dem kann ich mich anschließen

[@thalix582]

Roses are red, Violets are blue, This comment section is now *DEUTSCHES STAATSEIGENTUM*

[@ikuraiko9653]

ich hatte heute so nen miesen Tag, bis ich deinen Kommentar gelesen hatte. Danke dafür, Ehre geht raus

[@thalix582]

@@ikuraiko9653 hahaha, das freut mich, hab den spruch aber auch nur irgendwo geklaut also den credit verdien ich eigentlich nicht xD

[@ikuraiko9653]

@@thalix582 passt, hatte ja seinen Effekt

[@midgetthatnoonelikes2253]

dieses meme würd nie alt lol

[@MrPerser]

If you treat people like enemies, you'll create an enemy. If you treat them like friends, you'll create a friend.

[@levko4738]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der BRD

[@caesar_0015]

Me: looking for a constructive discussion about the prisons in america. Germans: Holt das Sauerkraut meine Brüder, es ist Zeit!

[@fatdad64able]

As a German I must say that what you're saying about prisons in the U.S. is sad. Shouldn't the goal be to reintegrate prisoners into society and show them alternative ways to make a living and to let them know that they do have a value? Also, if I can put them in a job, I have another taxpayer. Sure there's punishment, that's why they're locked up, but there needs to be a silver lining on the horizon. I watched a documentary on prisoners in the U.S. who were training dogs and I thought that was a brilliant idea.

[@c.p1207]

Das witzige ist ja die Bestrafung und Freiheitseinschnitt hört auch nach der Freilassung in den USA nicht auf. Du gehörst danach eig. dem Paroleofficer der über dein Leben entscheidet. Kleinste wirklich aller kleinste Sachen falsch gemacht und whopps du bist wieder im Knast

[@opaschmockyyy7295]

Zu wenige deutsche in den kommentaren

[@bizhanm3833]

:(

[@nikob7897]

Dieser Kommentarbereich ist ab sofort Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 🇩🇪

[@Bobby01983]

Shero is not the female word for hero actualy the word is Heroine

[@xFactions7]

But an interesting take on it ^^

[@vera8656]

People use the term shero too, probably because they want to avoid the association with the drug...

[@vera8656]

@Pablo Escobar Yup, they are homophones; spelled differently but pronounced the same

[@of3natlas507]

Or simply say hero tf is wrong with that

[@vera8656]

@@of3natlas507 Because hero is, linguistically, male. And they wanted to emphasise that it wasn't just men but women too. It's not that hard to understand

[@MsIrrealis]

it boils down to this: Do you want to correct them or do you want to punish them?

[@FakeUSB22445]

The idea is to help convicts to change so they can benefit society again. They make a highschool diploma or learn a job there. In many cases they can leave prison and return only at night so they can find a job after they served their sentece. Also the maximum amound of time you can get are 15 years. In some cases indiviíduals who are deemed to be to dangerous for society are keept longer in prison but gain benefits after their 15 years. Sorry for my bad english

[@berdbrot1224]

why not both like in germany? Trust me no freedom is a BIG punishment..

[@MsIrrealis]

@@berdbrot1224 well i am from germany. And while I agree, that loss of freedom is a BIG punishment.... If I had a person close to me murdered and the murderer gets to live in an appartment type setting for the rest of his life.... some part of me wants there to be a harsher punishment.

[@FakeUSB22445]

@@MsIrrealis But our justice system isn't about giving you revenge. But also if you think about it 15 years is almost a life sentence. Say you murder someone when you are 21. When you get out you are 36 you have no job experience, no wife/ girlfriend and no kids. Your life was on pause for the best years of your life. Yet this way inmates are still treated as humans which causes that in many cases not a murder leaves prison but a more or less normal man. When this is not enough for you there is still Sicherheitsverwahrung

[@eaglestrikeman194]

well... given the fact that most Prisoners will leave prison and regain freedom some day to be part of the society again: a mixture of both would be perfect. punishment until he realizes that he has done wrong and rehabilitation to show a alternative way and how to it better. how to function in a society

[@tommayer1195]

Fun fact: Here in germany we criticise the prisons and look at the prisons on for example norway, just the way you americans look at ours :D

[@DerEchteBabo]

But also some people criticize them for being too nice, but still better than USA

[@Florianpimpf]

@@DerEchteBabo but only people who never went to a prisons say that prisons are too nice in germany.. The statistics show that it works

[@tommayer1195]

@@meganwallace5556 Prison up until 15 years

[@concrete4054]

Wo ist meine Deutsche Armee? Sobald "German" im Titel steht ist es unsere Pflicht anzurücken...

[@dasbinich546]

Jawohl, Oberfeldmarschall! Befehl wird ausgeführt!

[@timh6792]

Jawohl

[@Fuckface-g7i]

Du meinst wie in Polen 1939?

[@entstructor3828]

Why does this look like an advertisement for a 5 Star holiday residence

[@dukeofworcestershire7042]

Americans with college debt be like

[@manchmalpfosten8133]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun eigentum der BRD.

[@arijetti2957]

ManchmalPfosten und DDR*

[@gesuchter]

@@Martina-xy3ed ach ehrlich?:o

[@vinceblanket1327]

here is the English comment you were looking for Kleiner Spaß am Rande

[@jo-jo_da_one15yearsago]

Ah I see.... EIN MAN MIT KULTUR

[@fettsack_gaming]

Bei dem Namen wusste ich es schon

[@Codricmon]

They got us in the first half... ungelogen!

[@GamePlay853]

Oh oh kommt dort eine Algorithmus Horde? 😏🇩🇪

[@paxundpeace9970]

Germany isn't even the best example

[@sven7639]

but a good start

[@rumpelstilzchen2194]

dont show the americans what they do in finland, it will blow their mind.

[@TBFSJjunior]

The example of Germany might not be the best, but it is a better example for many. What I mean with that? Germany is a big country, with a big economy and therefore many see it as an easier comparison to a country the size of the US. It also is fitting that the stereotype for most Americans is, that Germans are heartless/strict/robot kind people.

[@seelenwinter6662]

but most of our prisoners are living better in prison than before at home or on the street...^^ its like holidays and later they will start their normal "work" again...^^

[@TBFSJjunior]

@@seelenwinter6662 Studies have shown that the likelihood of them becoming criminals again is much lower in Germany and the way they are treated in prison is a major reason for that. If you prefer the US way, then this means you prefer more crime just to get some vengeance.

[@VFDemy]

Its a pity to see for me, how a rich country like USA, develope in several Areas to a third world country in the last 30 years. US Justice and Prison System in general is comparable to third world countries. The same for healthscare and the public education System. USA is not aware in a human dignity way for their poor people. It is driven by the rich people only by capitalism in a final state.I like my american friends very much, but your country need dramatically changes in socialisation. Hopefully to see that many american identify the problems, now its the big work for changings, which is not easy, because USA is a huge country with different states, state laws, etc. Your former president was on the right way, but he failed in several Areas due to the Power of lobbyists. Believe me, in Germany is not all perfect, but from human dignity state, we are lightyears in front of USA. And when you dont like germany due to our history, where we learned from, compare to netherland, finland, sweden or whatever, we all have the same status in human dignity.

[@jessicabrack2846]

I believe, the biggest issue of the US isn't the reggression, they're not to big on that in comparison to some other countries (though they still do it). It is they're lack of growing further as a country. It is the idea of "being the best country on earth" that stopps them from growing to be better. They're not trying because they don't see fault in themselves. So, please, dear US-Americans: Do try and grow. Do not think of being the best. There is no best. Just try to be better than you are, not holding onto a false status. Thank you. Good luck.

[@ritahorvath8207]

I was born in hungary, grew up in germany and living for 25 years now in switzerland. There are so many things germans are doing really good, they will always have my respect. ♡

[@realgirlreal4618]

❤

[@tadl3394]

Dies ist jetzt Deutsch besetztes Gebiet.

[@yasinkaymaz8243]

Die Kommentar sektion wurde von Deutschen schneller übernommen als Frankreich 1940

[@ragged2233]

HAHAHA

[@carlrudiger9819]

Es wird Zeit dass dieser Kommentarbereich uns gehört! 🧐😄

[@lstsniper9452]

Jep schön über die Ardennen

[@Ouwkackemann]

1st sentence in the 1st article of the German constitution, written in the shadow of WW 2. "Human dignity is inviolable." That´s the measure which society, laws and gouvernment has to take care. In my opinion, it is a wonderful sentence. There is no higher value, than human dignity.

[@TremereTT]

I think it's a double edged blade. It keeps everyone safe from each other. But it's also the main reason why calling someone names or speaking your mind potentially get's you imprisoned or punished. It's the reason why there IS sensorship as freedom of speech as that is just a value that ranks so low it's in article 5. Even the church is more important than freedom of speech as they got their influence secured in article 4. This is how heresy is actually punishable in Germany...freedom speech is just not as much of a value than faith...

[@hermelamarkos3435]

@@TremereTT Only fools let corrupt ancient organizations dictate what is apparently the truth instead of using their minds to find it themselves. Nations should start taxing religious organizations and stop them from indoctrinating little children.

[@s.f9804]

@@TremereTT you can state your opinion freely as long as you don't harm anyone. Insulting counts to harming.

[@Wawelman]

@@TremereTT What you say is simply not true. There is no problem with freedom of speech in Germany. But there is a certain group of people running around saying they have no freedom of speech because people disagree with them. Freedom of speech to them is people's duty to agree with their opinion it seems. The same cohort of people that constantly has its representatives on TV where they have a chance to spout their hate and then talk about how they have no freedom of speech. Bist du auch so ein "besorgter Bürger"?

[@kevlon_]

@@TremereTT found the nazi

[@undo2613]

Eye for an eye is too ingrained in the US justice system. But it doesn‘t help, it doesn't work. It must be about redemption, rehabilitation. Some may say those inmates almost live in luxury. But the biggest punishment imaginable is their freedom being removed. Anything more than that is just cruel and counterproductive. Btw, life sentence is 15 years in Germany. Except for real psychos where public safety cannot be guaranteed. They won‘t just be released but moved to a different location to have a fairly normal live (except being free). Hard lesson learned after WW2 and number one in our constitution: Human dignity is inviolable.

[@lordunhold5381]

Eye for an eye .... that would mean 1/4 - 1/3 of us prisoners would be executed

[@i_5695]

@@lordunhold5381 sources?

[@lordunhold5381]

@@i_5695 acording to the us bureau of justice are 55% of the prisoner's in staat prisons for violent offences and 15% for drug offences

[@lordunhold5381]

@@i_5695 of those many could be argued to be executed

[@lordunhold5381]

@@i_5695 (for some reason my coment wasnt set) i wrote .. that acording to the bureau of justic 55% of staat prisoners are violent offenders and 15% are drug offenders

[@koukouland]

The question is do you want to learn from other countries? Or will your lobbyists let you? Will their greed let you?

[@kryptomane4278]

DEUTSCHE!!!!! WO SIND SE ??? danke für dein like nächster döner geht auf mich

[@Fuckface-g7i]

In Deutschland wo sonst? Ah ne warte da sind keine deutsche Sind wohl nur in der Kommentar sektion

[@regular_being]

@@Fuckface-g7i ne,in deutschland sind bald nur noch Flüchtlinge und Reiche Türken.

[@mojtabazaf2607]

German in the title Germans: its free real estate

[@nb_speed5627]

Was machen Sie auf dem Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

[@regular_being]

@@nb_speed5627 Das wort German: Existiert Deutsche:T i m e t o *expand*

[@64maxpower]

It's worth watching and evaluating.

[@ThePencilwriter]

in dieser Kommentarregion hat die Bundesregierung einen Stützpunkt errichtet, hier können Soldaten eine Pause vom Scrollen und Kommentare schreiben genießen 🇩🇪

[@no_ah_sm5840]

Very educational and well informed about the topic more people should see this from the usa. But maybe more context and more explanation, i know y‘all might be thinking that people dont want to see a video that long but the topic seems much more important than just the prisons!

[@Misfitxoxo]

'german' in the title - Germans: MAY WE VORSTELLEN OURSELVES

[@jo-jo_da_one15yearsago]

Yeah....... *DAS IST ZIEMLICH RASSISTICH GLAUBST DU NICHT??*

[@mjfh2434]

@@jo-jo_da_one15yearsago glaub zwar des ist n joke aber warum soll des rassistisch sein

[@profitbruv]

Ok to all those who think criminals deserve worse: Prisons should not be about punishing people. The entire law system is not meant to create "justice" if you think justice is punishing criminals for what they have done. Laws and prison are supposed to lower the crime rate. When good prisons, where criminals are treated well, ACTUALLY lower the crime rate and lead to for example less murders per capita, why would you not do that... I dont care if criminals are treated "too well" as long as it's working out. The goal should always be to lower the crime rate. That's it. I don't care for "justice" and punishment and if you prefer justice over a low crime rate and less murders you should rethink your perspective.

[@LuemmelUP]

Die Kommentarsektion war schneller erobert als Elsaas Lohtringen

[@Beaheadoeverybody]

The problem is American prisons and American jails only focus on dehumanizing methods and punishment they could careless about rehabilitation how all prisons and jails should focus on rehabilitation like Norway prisons and German prisons do If you treat them as if they are your enemy, they will react as enemies. They will react as dangerous.” - Jorg Jesse, German Prison Director

[@finnjons3792]

When americans come to Germany to look how to treat prisoners humane Germans: "hold on, this whole operation was your idea..."

[@FabianReschke]

Hier mein Beitrag den Anteil deutscher Kommentare zu erhöhen. Es war mir eine Ehre, Kameraden.

[@KSGOmane]

ACHTUNG ACHTUNG⚠ Der Kommentarbereich gilt nun als deutsches Staatsgebiet. Attention Attention ⚠ The comment section is now part of the german national territory.

[@deadchannel1745]

Wieso übersetzt du das für die möchtegern-demokratischen Staaten?

[@KSGOmane]

@@deadchannel1745 Englisch wird in jedem Land dieses Planeten gesprochen. Mehr oder weniger. Aber ich widerspreche deinem Kommentar ganz und gar nicht. Eine Bilderbuch-Demokratie gibt es in keinem Land dieser Erde und wird es auch nie geben :) Ich will mit der Übersetzung eine gewisse Transparenz gegenüber dem ölgierigen Westen bezwecken. Jeder Mensch hat ein Recht auf Unterhaltung.

[@dellinger71]

The European concept is simple. Most prisoners will be free again, at some point, and they will be someones neighbour, again. It's in everybodies interest, that they're going to be 'good neighbours'.

[@Asa...S]

How a country treats it´s prisoners says a lot about a country, and what that country values.

[@ChRiS-cx2zp]

Zu wenig Deutsche Kommentare. EROBERT DEN KOMMENTARBEREICH LOS!

[@hopfenzwerg]

Leute Zugriff alla, worauf warten wir hier?!

[@shuck5412]

Nicht anders zu erwarten, Herr General. Annektiert und in Kontrolle gehalten, zu Befehl!

[@BobbyJoeHill95]

I think in the US the idea of revenge is much more important to most people than having a less criminal society, the focus is not on rehabilitation but on punishment

[@lennat24]

First there must be a change in the way society thinks, only then changes can be. It is clear again here that if you violate essential principles such as human dignity, the result cannot be positive. The high number of brutal acts of violence and the inhuman housing and treatment of the prisoners has its origin in the linear and hitherto unreflected thinking of society and the judiciary. As a European, I am pleased that a delicate rethink is taking place after all. USA - please do not forget that a cultural change must take place before the system change. Treat people with dignity, leave no one behind and respect privacy.

[@real_omega9511]

One time I saw a documentary about german prisons where a inmate just casually played Nintendo Wii... and then I look at the US Prisons where the inmates form gangs and get even more criminal, while the guards and the staff treat them like animals and don't give them even a chance to get back to their own feet

[@maracuja1703]

Ein Volk ein Reich ein Kommentarberich!

[@holger_p]

A prison is a place of education. If people are agressiv, do bad things, they come to prison to learn how to behave socially - not aggressive. The have to learn how to structure their day. Punishment, as being separated from friends and family and being on curfew all year long, is only one part of the system.

[@jonathanwasmer9586]

Sorry, but A lot of German prisons do NOT look like that.

[@levitikus1059]

Danke das auch mal von anderen Ländern etwas positives über uns gesagt wird

[@jon-jm8tg]

Irgendwie glaube ich das nicht ganz, dass das alles so "friedlich" ist in deutschen Gefängnisse, nachdem ich das video von hyperbowl gesehen habe.... 👽

[@jon-jm8tg]

@erdnuss tv ok krass 🥶

[@certifiedtrash2298]

I think we just learned from our mistakes because we saw what the worst of the worst can look like and honestly I think that's great. I often complain about little things in Germany (like how boring it is) but I think we have it pretty good. There's always room to improve but we're doing well.

[@bigc9142]

Die Kommentarsektion wurde schneller übernommen als Polen

[@lstsniper9452]

🙄🙄Polen war kein Gegner das war Training Wohl eher schneller eingenommen als Frankreich 😂😂

[@midgetthatnoonelikes2253]

dang

[@3k3lp4k3t]

2 years after this and nothing has changed

[@anonymous4461]

02:06 This Swan is in Prison because he attacked a German hiphop Artist named Gzuz

[@dukeofworcestershire7042]

Diese Mem wird von der DIK (Deutsche Internetkulturkanzel) als qualitativ und adequat für globalen Export deklariert. Qualität 8/10, 6/10 nach Applikation der Bewertungsanpassung für Leser außerhalb deutschen Gebiets von Klasse II (Für nicht eingeweihte verständlich aber weniger humorös.)

[@larsson3733]

EIN VOLK, EIN REICH, EIN KOMMENTARBEREICH

[@triblex305]

correction: they were playing football tyvm

[@tyrooo4742]

Der Moment wenn das deutsche Gefägnis , schöneres Außenleben hat als deine Nachbarschaft

[@hansb.8]

Yes, SOME Prison are different but NOT all. Germany is still working on his Prison Reform.

[@Minecraftrok999]

Almost all prisons in Germany are better than the average US prison though.

[@hansb.8]

@@Minecraftrok999 Ja, das ist richtig. 👍😎

[@peaveyst7]

das stimmt auf jeden fall aber es zeigt eben auch einen fundamentalen unterschied zum us-system... wir reformieren!

[@TremereTT]

The treatment in prison isn't the problem, anyway. People that once have been in prison will just never ever get a good job again. There is no real reintegration into society as every job needs you to show a criminal record certificate.

[@timxiix3864]

We are just treating humans like humans thats all.

[@gamerkeks7997]

1:52 "Sheroes"? Really? like, really really? Then i want "heets" as the male form of "sheets" and and "hisbs" as the male form of "herbs"

[@Neberitos]

So weird. The he in hero isn't even a morpheme

[@indeed1106]

And there's already heroine lol

[@ovuvuevuevueenyetuenwuevu]

It's very simple to be honest. I was in prison myself, and all I have to say is: You don't need to take away somebodies dignity and humanity in order to punish him. Taking away the freedom is punishment enough.

[@James-gp3py]

Auf gehts meine deutschen Freunde, legt eure Handtücher in dieser Kommentarsektion ab.

[@jayanthony3006]

There was a Documentary where a german prison ward said: "If you treat them like your eney, they will behave like your enemy". That pretty much sums it up.

[@adamocollective6092]

Los geht’s. Eroberung!

[@Fnaffan_-tc2so]

I think the biggest/best difference to American Prisons is, if haven’t Learn an Job then you can Learn almost anything while your in the Prison and the State even pays you for that, while in the US(as far as I know) the Only Jobs that you get are nearly Unpaid and then it’s just Colecting Trash or repairing an Road Sry for my Bad English, greeting from Germany to the Rest of the World

[@xxschafisxx4266]

Wo sind meine Kameraden? Zeit für einen Blitzkrieg in der Kommentarsektion!

[@doughnut469]

1:50 waht is a sheroe?

[@SinanPurtas]

And germans are still complaining over everything😂 (i live in germany)

[@ZyderZaw]

@erdnuss tv ist auf jeden Fall besser als täglich in Schießereien involviert zu sein

[@schlimmebanane]

Ein Volk. Ein Reich. Ein Kommentarbereich.

[@OkiNaWaa]

Guten Tag. Mein Name ist Geronimo Röder und dies ist meine Kommentarsektion.

[@streetcube-x3h]

N gutes Video muss ich schon sagen

[@robby4850]

Sees title..... I turn fucking deutsch alter Wir haben sehr gute Gefängnisse

[@ropeburn6684]

"It's what human dignity smells like, looks like, feels like". This had me tear up a little. It's what many Germans live for, infact it's the very first article of our constitution: "Human dignity shall be unviolable." We might not be the world champions at it. But striving for it is all you can ask for, and it's more than many other countries have achieved.

[@greenykowski5064]

Diese kommentar sektion gehört jz den deutschen

[@flaviopereira8494]

I live near a prison in Switzerland there are no fences or walls whatsoever. They still get to go outside and decide to stay. The prison is Saxerriet google it ;)

[@resathe6760]

it's an open prison (offener Vollzug), there are many of them in Germany too. It's mostly for first-offenders who seem qualified for open prison. So they go to work every morning and return immediately after. There are a lot of strict rules the inmates have to follow and if they don't they are relocated to a normal prison.

[@leons5677]

Deutsche Übernahme!!!! 😂

[@lotharvontrotha1010]

Lasst uns diese Kommentarspalte regieren, wie einst Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika.

[@dukeofworcestershire7042]

Genozid Zeit

[@max782_]

Wanna see me trigger a lot of Germans? Austria 🇦🇹 Nicht lustig? Auch okay.

[@indeed1106]

*australia

[@strukitru]

@@indeed1106 Austria*

[@GrimReaper-ry1wu]

@@indeed1106 🙃

[@eaglestrikeman194]

so... how's that gonna trigger me? I don't get it

[@midgetthatnoonelikes2253]

wryyy

[@loeyn4269]

It's because in germany we actually try to re-socialize people who have done bad things instead of trying to keep them away from the rest of the population. Prisoners have to learn that they can have a peaceful life with others as long as they don't commit any more crimes.

[@testot7529]

Pff was machen die Amis eigentlich besser als wir😂😂

[@biggsdarklighter0473]

Armeen und Vorwände zum Krieg finden. Und Stellvertreterkriege führen.

[@deadchannel1745]

naja, Schulden aufbauen und sich sinnlos streiten

[@urbzinzane]

Also ich find amerikanische pornos besser als deutsche.

[@dukeofworcestershire7042]

Risiken nehmen und sterben, sonst ist es eher milde.

[@levischmaloer7356]

Als Staatsoberhaupt sterben kriegen die auch gut hin

[@evilsadness3867]

Niemand hält uns auf, die Kommentarsektion einzunehmen! Muahahahahahahahahaha!