Why El Chapo's Supermax Prison Is WORSE Than Death

El Chapo was sent to the deadliest prison in the U.S. back in 2016. No one, and I mean no one, enters this prison and makes it out the same -- if they even make it out.
And in this video, we'll take a look at why El Chapo's supermax prison is WORSE than death... However, we'll do this without scaring you as we've spared you for all the violent imagery by blurring out any violence throughout the video.
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[@thanksforreadindmyunusuall3346]

This is the same guy that ordered people some as young as 16 to be dissolved in acid baths before what ever sludge they left behind was poured down a drain, many of their families will never see closure. As far as I'm concerned what ever punishment he's receiving isn't nearly enough.

[@alreadybanned-pe6se]

Better to drop a bomb on him as a war criminal if it's like you claim

[@homestead3314]

That wasn't his style maybe other leaders but the old school ones didn't waste there time doing all that,at his age with all the health issues he is relaxing doesn't have to worry about someone killing him sees a doctor whenever he wants old man life

[@Mikemonoa-hz2rz]

​@homestead3314 no your right he did get his men to kill his victims and got rid of the bodies by throwing them in acid and put in barrels he was aye evil man and should be facing the death penalty not life in prison

[@extremepop324]

Yup. Him and his cartels are absolute monsters, that make osama bin laden look like an angel. They should all be off'ed right now

[@TheToolReview]

lies

[@motherofhounds3837]

So he wants human rights yet never respected his victims human rights.

[@SunofYork]

American 'chritians know no cruelty boundaries... It is a violent Calvinist country. The First World will not extradite people to the US

[@khankrum1]

Human rights are what you also should respect!

[@SunofYork]

@@khankrum1 Indeed, these far right wing American 'christian' immature tough guys are quick to suggest cruelties on the 'unworthy', but they they disrespect their own creed when they do so. They turn themselves into animals the more they select other humans for torture

[@unkwm128]

Perfectly put.

[@alreadybanned-pe6se]

It doesn't work that way. You must hold a higher standard.

[@kubixon11]

''This prison dehumanized me'', like you end up in such facilities for being an outstanding, exemplary citizen...😂😂

[@sanders7789]

You have to be human first

[@Repented008]

All he had to do was become a U.S. president. Then he'd be paid millions for the same activity.

[@cacashosho1]

It’s amazing when criminals do so much that society has no choice but to throw them in the deepest darkest hole we can find, and they have the audacity to talk about human rights

[@twilatneedstoxiblast4225]

Why can't we just kill him? Being in a prison for even 40 years period of time is infinitely worse especially when you throw solitary into the equation

[@audiofeinz5754]

Right

[@davidhynes]

Same as Putin killing, raping and torturing Ukrainians his time will soon be up. He is a wanted man dead or alive. He will die in hell like Hitler and Slobodan Milosevic.

[@phoenics0912]

Pathetic is what it is.

[@LightningDoesStrikeThrice]

That's why you ignore these sad excuses for skin suits & leave them to rot, oubliette style

[@ctwoscan]

Chapo better appreciate his cell. He worked hard for it.

[@chriswright8074]

Nope

[@arkazy]

@@chriswright8074 what? are you thinking he's innocent?

[@chriswright8074]

@@arkazy not innocent but deserve the same fair equal rights as anyone else

[@cleny217]

@@chriswright8074 Fuck off. The man should have been given the death sentence. He is a problem and a danger to federal staff. HE NEEDS this level of security. You do not go there unless you deserve it.

[@arkazy]

​@@chriswright8074 well, he's responsible for deaths of many people. I'm not an American, but I think serial killers get punished in similiar way, don't they? He can't be placed in normal prison, because he'd get out of it. Drugs make people do stupid things every year. Drugs make people addicted and miserable. Drug producing families should be kept away from societies

[@Chris-vz7en]

Of all the social issues this country has yet to deal with, the mental well-being of homicidal psychopaths in prison is just....really at the very bottom of my list of concerns.

[@jeffstratton8838]

There are many groups or clans of people that are at the bottom of my list,you will have concerns however when release date arrives ,bam they are at your door,your list of concern will change..we have a corrupt penal system, instead of correct they corrupt and brow beat, humiliate and bring people down further than they we're,, can't understand why that method doesn't work , I think you kill someone no matter the circumstance you should die in prison, any other crime should be City center with a whip

[@richard.jansen]

El chapo organization is still laundering money through Spotify... so they can finance their moves in USA without any issue.

[@alreadybanned-pe6se]

Until you see the way that a fraudulent government treats people who don't agree with them WITHOUT CHARGE. this is important. JUSTICE IS IMPORTANT

[@JoeT-yh6bk]

Homicidal maniac?? He sold coke.

[@JoeT-yh6bk]

An what social issues are you speaking of? 🐑

[@HandelBarf]

That look in El Chapo's eyes isn't fear, it's the look of a person who became accustomed to extreme violence. He still wouldn't think twice of dissolving someone in acid.

[@SteKelly-jd8iu]

Na its fear

[@Tdr-jv2nc]

No way it’s fear he cries a lot in prison apparently

[@phoenics0912]

@@Tdr-jv2ncgood

[@Zehahahahahahahahahahahaha]

Well, he wouldn't think twice if he can escape that prison 😂😂

[@Floxxoror]

He can feel fear and still dissolve whatever in acid. I do not get the point.

[@rexhouston6272]

These monsters deserve every bit of what they’re going through for all the crimes they committed. The cartels are horrible and all of them need to be put through this

[@itzthelight]

Ik idk why people defending them there slow asf

[@Tdr-jv2nc]

@@itzthelightcoz they think it’s some Netflix series they have no idea how disgusting this man is. He is a coward, a pedo and a murder

[@StefanReich]

The real evil is drug prohibition. Without it you wouldn't have cartels

[@jfphotography69]

Including all your war mongering and crooked politicians, including the judiciary system, who makes these criminals look like petty thieves.

[@jfphotography69]

Including all your war mongering and crooked politicians, including the judiciary system, who makes these criminals look like petty thieves.

[@jeffr5552]

That last guard hit the nail on the head. You don't just stumble into that place and if you ever find yourself sitting in a cell there, you deserve to stay in that cell until the day you die.

[@leotastic5572]

Yeah right cause the US justice system works that well. For more than half of the detanies in guatanamo there isn‘t sufficient evidence to trail them for anything but surely in this prison it is different. Plus that still doesn‘t justifie human rights violations.

[@jeffr5552]

@@leotastic5572 I'm all too familiar with that, as my brother is in prison for 30 years for a crime I have doubts that he committed and for which he never went to trial for. That being said, if you ever find yourself in this particular prison, you fucking deserve to be there.

[@shirosai615]

@@leotastic5572 Animals don't get human rights.

[@leotastic5572]

@@shirosai615 yeah in a state that doesn´t honor its constitution they don´t in a civilised system they do.

[@jessemiranda326]

​@@leotastic5572Quit your whining

[@Wifgargfhaurh]

I bet El Chapo cried when he realized the Americans were sending him to a prison that he couldn't bribe his way out of

[@zoscmengiste4990]

not even God would be able to escape this prison

[@tsizzlefrm5]

@@zoscmengiste4990stop using god name in vein buddy

[@psyclops973]

He certainly would bribe a couple of guards if that was enough to get out of there. American guards or not, El Chapo was a billionaire and could certainly buy his freedom if he offered the right amount of money. The problem is that in ADX Florence there are so many guards on duty at all times, so many cameras inside each cell with zero dead angles plus hundreds movement sensors that automatically set off alarms and emergency locks for all the doors... So even he was able to bribe one of the guards or even two or three , there are still dozens of guards on duty and all the high tech security mechanisms to deal with. He never had to deal with that sort of stuff back in Mexico: when he was at one of Mexico's max security prisons, after realizing his cell's position on the ground floor of the prison and that the camera inside his cell didn't film the toilet area, all he had to do was tell his people to find someone who could get them the prison's blueprint and then dig a hole to that exact spot. In ADX that's pretty much impossible, not only because prisoners aren't held on the ground floor but because the only small window inside each cell is positioned in a way that makes the inmate only able to see the sky, no matter what he does to peek outside. The rest of the facility has no windows, so inmates literally have no idea where they are even when they're allowed to come outside to exercise. Basically there's no way to get a reference point. So even in a cenario where the cartel sent a squad to the prison to set him free (it happens in Mexico with a relatively high sucess rate) and they managed to overpower all the guards, without a reference point and all the security mechanisms in place, they would waste so much time looking for his cell and trying to get him free that such operation would be doomed to fail 100% of the time

[@mannyreyes4702]

​@@zoscmengiste4990God can do anything possible. Get off your crack...

[@Aryan-nv9kd]

@@zoscmengiste4990 He can escape if he still has someone out there rooting for him, which does not seem to be the case. All you need are 50-60 high value American hostages. Maybe sons or daughters of diplomats, senators or major politicians. With the way, the situation is in the US, it will not be that difficult to achieve. Sure, you can defend Fort Carlson, but how many forts do you have? Are all of your loved ones living in that fort, or just your elites? With the amount of immigrants entering unfiltered in the US, all you would need is organized armed squads/sleeper cells of 5-6 operatives who each have a specific target to abduct. With the amount of wealth and resources, backing the cartels up, they can EASILY do this if they truly wanted to. But... you do not kill the golden goose now, do you? The one mistake El Chapo did was not having anyone to back him after he was taken out. It is almost as if the people around him prefer him to not be there. I am sure there was some under the table deal for the new management to run the great leaf business more freely and ignore El Chapo's treatment in return. That is the major issue with kingpins like him, they never build fanaticism amongst their followers. At least, not to the level where they would not reveal everything under heavy interrogation or be willing to turn entire cities into graveyards until their leader is freed. The ones who succeed in this, can usually not be taken out, unless you do it by drone or something. It is a simple game of maths. How much are you willing to lose and how much can your opponent tolerate to lose before giving up. The US as a country has never had the stomach to digest major death figures for their army/other forces and this is the weakness that any enemy with some iota of common sense would utilize.

[@Nomnomnom165]

This is exactly why i dont support the death penalty. I want monsters like these people to live the rest of their lives suffering for all the pain they caused

[@1446kevdog]

I feel that we as taxpayers paying the bill for the life sentence is worse. Side note, though I support the death penalty, the appeals process is ridiculously long.

[@Disinfo321]

It depends. For this circumstance it's worse than the death penalty, but for instance somebody commits a heinous unforgivable act i.e brutally murders an innocent civilian, I think the death penalty is significantly better than 3 meals a day, a yard, a gym, a TV, socialising etc and then returning to the outside world in 15-20 years. It's not just the death it's the fear they have leading up to the death sentence.

[@Dysphoros]

​@@1446kevdog The appeal process is ridiculously long for a good reason. We don't want innocent people to be killed. The justice system tries to be as indiscriminate as possible.

[@zzzyyyxxx]

​@@Dysphoros I don't know, sometimes the good outweighs the bad. Not just anyone is getting the death penalty, there are way more guilty people than innocents that are getting the death penalty, and they are all very expensive to the taxpayer to upkeep.

[@normcheers6870]

His wife is just worried that he may get married in prison and his new wife will get everything! 😂

[@jameswoods6900]

That wife is now in jail as well!

[@rafaelsoltren237]

I don’t feel sorry for evil people… he’s responsible for many people dying….

[@davidfinland00007]

Kinda like America. El Chapo and America are no different. Take your president Biden for example.

[@paskcharron4542]

@@davidfinland00007 Sup Nato boy xD congrats on the 31st sub !!! lmao

[@subspace666]

that statement make's you evil, but guess being evil is legal so long you remain lawful.

[@davidfinland00007]

@@subspace666 to man it’s legal but to God he has the final say for El Chapo and all who sin. Murder and lie is same as sin. There’s no such thing as this sin is bigger and this smaller…. They’re all the same to God.

[@subspace666]

@@davidfinland00007 well i am not a god person but i did hear some catholic priest say that they have no clue if even 1 person is actually in hell since the big man doesn't want people to go there.

[@GBU61]

If someone reaches this level of security, then why allow these people to live? If a regular prison is not enough, then why are we spending money, time and effort, to keep these guys around.

[@brucesult5167]

The answer to your question is simple. The people in most states in the United States voted down the death penalty in most states, for the crimes are committed. And it states for it exist. It could take up to 20 years to actually execute somebody before all the reveals are exhausting.

[@barbiebrowny7003]

You pinned it ACCURATELY 👍 Since he's GUILTY why should he be in JAIL? Murder sentence is the only SOLUTION

[@DevinBird2753]

Exactly

[@made13145]

I kinda have to agree with you here. Prison is supposed to be a correctional facility, now if you said someone can't be corrected and have to kept in this crazy security that turn them into something other than human being, then just kill them and save some tax money and efforts. Death sentence usually controversial cause of issue with human rights, but this prison doesn't treat any of their inmates like a human being anyway so...

[@ShogunHull]

@@made13145 QUICK DEATH IS TOO GOOD FOR HIM. PERIOD.

[@JuanRodriguez-ce8vs]

Holy shit, just got a mini panic attack just from thinking bout being locked up there.

[@g_pazzini]

that’s how a supermax prison should be… perfect!

[@MultiHeheboy]

For me it looks too luxurious compared to how Mexical child live.

[@MrEsfranck]

El Chapo had a choice. Not only one, but many. He chose to be responsible for killing many people and ruin many other people's lives. He chose to break out of prison not only once, but twice. He is in ADX Florence, as a result of his own choices.

[@ricardogama4460]

🙏 amen

[@ShogunHull]

HE EARNED THIS ALL BY HIS LONESOME. HE RUINED MANY LIVES AND TOOK MANY LIVES. I CAN UNDERSTAND HIS DAUGHTER ASKING FOR BETTER TREATMENT FOR HIM... BUT HE CANNOT RECEIVE SAME. HE HAS DONE TOOOO MANY HORRIBLE WRONGS. NO CIGAR.

[@FC-qe1wl]

Would not surprise me when Biden pardons him...

[@DeezTroya-oh8mc]

Lol^

[@lauraa7042]

I’m basically against solitary but as you correctly said these people had every chance not to be mass murderers.

[@michaelandrew8493]

You're nuts if you think these people deserve better conditions.

[@johnkoziol1537]

Amen to that, pally! That's why I gave you a GREAT,. BIG, HUMONGOUS "thumb's up"!!!

[@TheUncommonShaman]

💯

[@TheUncommonShaman]

@@aeronyx 💯

[@alexblue6991]

What if it was your family who got murdered or torcherd

[@jdbankshot]

ok... but, are you nuts if you support "the war on drugs"? not saying you do. what about the lab rats that came up with oxycontin & fentanyl? big pharma science geeks & ceo's can't keep a lid on their poi$on. what a shock! oh wait, percacet, xanax, valium, etc... the instant that a desirable commodity is prohibited, the geniuses in charge create a black market. great new$ for all those privately run prisons in amerikkka, they need customers/prisoners. processed white sugar addicts & kills in the long run, while causing a myriad of health issues along the way...but we have a new drug for those issues, coming out every day, & pushed to us on television. never mind losing that 150 pounds you must shed, we've got pills for you!

[@peterbroderson6080]

Life in Prison without Pardon should be a worse sentence than death, that we all face.

[@gayusschwulius8490]

Yet when given the choice, the vast majority of criminals pick the former instead of the latter.

[@hiimglad8608]

I have no sympathy for this murderer of innocents.

[@emanuelgaff1349]

"This guard is permitted to shoot first and ask questions later!" 😂🤣

[@JihadBunnydick]

​@@wannabeegonnabee2593 lol where'd you get that emoji

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

The deer in the headlights look from El Chapo says it all. I'm fucked.

[@catherinehpn3613]

Why do brutal, murderous criminals expect to be treated well? Sociopaths only care about themselves.

[@rheasequeira5917]

KARMA.. The same guy that murdered and had people murdered In the most horrific ways🤯

[@misterjoey3384]

I hope you're not naive enough to believe everyone gets what they deserve in a world where Elon musk is a billionaire and Edward Snowden is a criminal.

[@marioluigi9599]

Did he? He's not convicted for that. Just for drugs

[@darkzak47]

These monsters have ruined so many lives. It’s less about the actual numbers of people they may have killed or contributed to the death to but it’s their utter and complete disregard for what life is. I for one have zero problems and sleep just fine at night knowing that these monsters are truly caged the way they deserve to be.

[@slickricky769]

Honestly, if you know anything about how the cartel operates, you know they deserve worse than this...

[@PotooBurd]

This is so informative! Great job, fantastic reporting!🌻🌼🐝 Keep it up 🙌

[@ediddysmith2500]

He had no mercy for the lives he destroyed , his wife is disgusting

[@johnkoziol1537]

Don't forget delusional!

[@mellowsmooth777]

mannnn fook his wife, he would off her too if she became his liability

[@xaviervolkart7220]

Your disgusting people ask for drugs child pedophiles get a short stay with luxury you can tell who makes the rules

[@Davidwantstodeportaliens]

@@Ozy_blows how is he mad and hurt when El Chapo is the one in prison?.🤡

[@EerieVonIII8574]

@@Ozy_blows ...says the idiot that doesn't know the difference between your and you're

[@shadowfilm7980]

Now he knows how it feels. To lose your life. Slowly in this case.

[@marioluigi9599]

He still don't care ...about others who lost their lives. Only about his own

[@user-vj1kg6kt4u]

👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌

[@zeke1220]

These guys in the "actual footage" segments are just describing my life outside of prison lol

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

If he was half as badass as he wanted everyone to believe, he wouldn't have been taken alive. Nothing but a coward who hid behind others and deserves exactly what he's getting. I hope his victims haunt him.

[@fedoro1]

Ask the thousands upon thousands of people that are mourning the losses of their loved ones; "Does El Chapo deserve any kind of comfort while in prison?" That'll be your answer.

[@whacklp6120]

They killed Escobar and hard working Americans don't have to pay every month for him to live locked up somewhere. Mexican dudes were too afraid to do their job properly. That's all.

[@rodrickyt7132]

Chapo in our language translates to proud lol

[@Jake-dh9qk]

He also kidnapped, rped and sold underaged girls to prostitution. His wife is a fuked up woman for thinking he deserves better. People people are really fukin stupid to think their family members deserve to be treated better despite committing such horrible crimes. It's like when parents of school shooters keep saying their kid was just "having a bad day".

[@Hanfdalf]

For good reasons, we do not let the victims or relatives of victims of the crime determine the punishment

[@tameanathi841]

​@@HanfdalfYour not making sense

[@paparoysworkshop]

You'll notice that these bleeding hearts who say prison is too tough never bother to ask the opinion of the victims of these criminals. Sure, they live in solitary confinement, but their victims don't get to live at all. I have no sympathy for them at all.

[@subspace666]

opinion's do not matter, those of victims even less because of the heavy bias. those types of institutions is inhumane and should not exist in a civilized nation. so long they will use fear instead of making people better the usa will remain a prison state. america needs to change their entire mindset, stop punishing people and start preventing crimes instead.

[@juliemanarin4127]

That's right

[@jamesw.haldane7084]

That's Cuz you bought the lie. And are a shallow thinker. Your kind is not new. Your the common stuff that all men in power need and love to see in their corner... The simple are numerous.

[@Saneviper]

It's meant to be justice not revenge

[@johnharvey5381]

They feed people to tigers. And worse...

[@duaneboyde]

I see all these negative comments but at the end of the day people like el chapo still deserves humane treatment regardless of what people say he did he’s still a living breathing human that can become a better person which can help others learn from his past life

[@sophietwilight7502]

"He is still a living breathing human that can become better person" delusional take of 12 years old + brainwashed + naive + didn't ask + go watch his torture video first kiddo

[@heveycreations4197]

I can't believe there are people out there trying to provide a better life in prison for these animals. Wow !

[@DonaldJodouin]

he can dam well stay there for the rest of his life , a lot of people died and suffered because of him,please do not let him out !!!!!!

[@FJBrandon]

Mencho oceguera is next the new generation Jalisco cartel leader , he is more bloody vicious practices cannibalism with his victims as punishment that’s the real Mexican monster out there once an inmate at a California jail deported to Mexico

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Calm down Don, Jesus will judge your holier than thou self soon ESE.

[@asdasd1111ish]

@@wildestcowboy2668 tbf, being holier than el chapo is a f*cking bar on the ground of judgement, if Jesus have any problem with that, and not abt El Bullsh*t on that cell, send me to hell if that the heaven you guy are in.

[@emilepellerin6064]

Id rather the death penalty, then he doesn't cost us thousands a year to babysit.

[@WhillztahHD]

Free that man!

[@lalchhanchhuahihmar3]

If you feel sorry for him just remember how many of our teens ,innocent people etc died because of his cruelty and not only that many lives and families have broken up because of his drugs smuggling 😢😢

[@peteacher52]

The termagant Mizz El Crappo is squeaking up the wrong tree. Be careful, you madam. If you make enough noise you'll be arrested as an accessory for living high on the money of misery and murder.

[@TreyMax]

He sells meth too

[@bryancortez789]

Not so innocent people because they knew what they were doing

[@noisyboy4985]

Hopefully he rots in there

[@alreadybanned-pe6se]

If those teens were raised in the ways of The Lord then good chance they'd never have touched the drugs to begin with.

[@magnumrpg]

no sympathy here this place is literally meant for the worst of the worse and he's among this list

[@judytregarthen9094]

I've been waiting for someone to post a video on el Chapo in prison. Thank you! Looking forward to seeing other cartel leaders in U.S. Super Max Prison!

[@VladMoneybagsThundershlong3rd]

May his suffering be long. He's earned it. Period.

[@ulyssescuevas1397]

His suffering will be worse when he dies

[@whacklp6120]

Bro... Business is business. Those allah apes can rot in there and they deserve what you said. But you can't be hating with all your heart like that at a business man :D

[@bigboymatthew7471]

i would rather die than rot in there , honestly

[@YuN1.g.f.s1]

​@@ulyssescuevas1397tbh god will make him suffer in hell

[@PinkyJujubean]

Having an honest job really sucks sometimes but at least there's no risk of me ending up like this. Clearly I have made the right choices in life

[@wonder777warrior6]

truly.

[@PinkyJujubean]

@@wonder777warrior6 as have you

[@alreadybanned-pe6se]

It may appear that way for now yes

[@Toy1er]

I may be a wage slave but at least I'm not a slave slave. Life is good.

[@Toy1er]

Working a job actually sucks ass. The existence of federal prison does not change that fact. Non sequitur.

[@MoTanG_0o]

Imagine standing up for rights of people who will not even think twice before killing you or anyone you love. Everything is rainbow and sunshine until it happens to you, eh?

[@16rumpole]

the inmates whining about being dehumanized are a joke, you don't wind up in that supermax by being caught for breaking and entering. You are a psychopathic murderer. Am I supposed to feel sorry for them?

[@AndrewsSecrets360]

There are not many people on this earth that deserve it more than him.

[@dr.bendover-md]

He still deserves human rights.

[@b1zertoon910]

@@dr.bendover-md 🤣🤣🤣 look at you ppl like u get tortured by them😂😂

[@marcoprimo4042]

George Bush, Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab and many others who have destroyed and continues to destroy people lives should be in there. There are many evil people walking free that should be in here.

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

@@dr.bendover-md I speak as a life long, unabashed Liberal who is against both capital punishment and guns readily available to any "law abiding" nut case in society, who, until the time he pulls the trigger & killing many people is technically a "law abiding citizen," but who, in relaity, should never be allowed to just walk into any store and buy whatever guns he wants ---- because he is NEITHER a WELL REGULATED MILITIA as the Second Amendment stipulated NOR someone having gone through PROPER gun safety and mental health courses: Any member of society who goes out of his way to plan and to carry out multilayered schemes to hurt & to kill other members of society, directly or indirectly as part of their life schemes.... has NO MORE civil or legal rights beyond the minimum that is required to make sure he has foods, shelter, and basic medicine to make sure he doesn't die from a lack of those three things. Even among criminals, as noted here, there are a small percentage that is CLEARLY an outlier --- due to a combination of who they are and/or what they have as resources (in the outside world and, for some gang, even inside prison) --- who need 24/7 supervision, in more or less total isolation. I doubt very much if you simply grabbed a gun, ONE of your most beloved and trusted "hunting gun," walked into the closes super market and shot dead 5 people.... that you get to be sent to this place where El Chapo is. Even if you said, in court, "I just felt like shooting some people." In a place like this, again, you are not just some criminal; you MUST BE JUDGED by many people, in society at large and in the PENAL SYSTEM, to be an extremely dangerous criminal WITH THE MEANS to do LAYERED HARMS to other criminals among you, to security guards, and to the public... When you are THAT KIND of a human being, again, you have pretty much forfeited all your humanity, AMONG OTHER HUMAN BEINGS.... beyond their willingness and/or ability to provide you with very basic food, shelter, and general medicine.... basic things that, remember, 99% of humanity didn't have up until the 20th century.... Up to the 19th and 20th centuries, remember, tens of millions of humans died from basic sickness, lack of foods, and lack of shelter. Today, we will have millions of children around the world dying from lack of food and basic medicine. IN SHORT, El Chapo and his colleagues at this extraordinary prison DO DESERVE their situation. Again, when YOU DO EVERYTHING IN YOUR POWER to plan to carry out activities and schemes to hurt other members of your species, you don't --- or your defenders, from members of family to professionals ---- deserve more than basic food, basic shelter, and basic health care without which you'd easily die. You don't, as such a person, get to decide how you're treated, where you're housed, or why you don't get better food, better TV reception, better media access, better exercise facility or more frequent, more open/private chit chat with your families, friends, or lawyers... Except for the 0.0001% or so who, for some series of extraordinary events, have been rail-roaded to these facilities --- found out years later, as it happens once in a while, due to the some level of corruption or obsolescence in our penal laws & penal system ---- 99.9999% of these "special" prisoners will never be "rehabilitated." Society MAY, therefore, do the minimum to ensure their healthy and safety; but society should NOT be overly concerned with their mental health or other HUMAN QUALITIES that many average humans in society, in general, don't even get to enjoy, as members of the species who DO NOT go out of their way to plan to carry out acts & schemes to greatly harm other fellow members of the species....

[@mr.mystery9338]

There s George Bush and Obama.

[@fadedtiger3181]

If they find it so miserable then maybe these filthy monsters should have thought about that before committing their crimes.

[@paulcharles7627]

I was just trying to find a creature more wicked than Human Beings but couldn't find none. Criminality is hidden in everything so of u look for it in one direction 😮 You're deceived.

[@marioluigi9599]

Yeah but they forgot

[@josetejeda301]

In the words Hyman Roth, "This is the life we have chosen" so suck it up Chapito.

[@joseluki]

"Why El Chapo's Supermax Prison Is WORSE Than Death" I hope so.

[@jamesgraham6122]

No doubt there are some in ADX who deserve one day to be transferred to a more humane facility. In my opinion, 'El Chapo' has clearly demonstrated that he is not one of them.

[@Disinfo321]

I don't know, I believe they make it to ADX for a reason.

[@springspring6180]

So, it effected their mental health, how about the people that key killed, their families in ruined financially and mentally? How many of the people that opposed the harsh sentence, would like to live next to the murderers? What are the solutions? How do you stop people from committing crimes and how do we punished people that killed others without regards?

[@anom6520]

their punishment is a lot worse than death sentence

[@carlo_cali]

Yeah who gives a crap about that guy and all his mental problems as that's just why they are HIS problems. He probably tried to become rich by knocking off a liquor store in his home town and wound up killing the clerk and maybe a worker too and crossed state lines and fucked up in General Population. Who cares.

[@iokloi]

Although they just are living off somebody tax anyway No single point in keeping em encarcerated-maybe some workcamp like nazi ones(who cares about those "max "prisoners really)may work,those are desperate monsters of peoples anyway so they may be just discarded with some purpose other than getting lifelong torture with no points so far

[@duanekudelski7038]

I guess I won't get into trouble. Then

[@dmmd8304]

@@anom6520 only worse than the death of their deceased victims, but never worse than the tragic loss by the victim's families who will live forever in grief and in pain so NO. it's NOT worse for the inmates.

[@Userd52]

Human Rights are only for the criminal. Not for the their thousands of victims!

[@ramonbriones4487]

First time viewer. Good stuff man

[@GIRru11]

He should never be allowed to leave that prison. Sending him to a lesser one only gives him ANOTHER chance to escape and continue his tyranny. Some people are pure evil and shouldn't be allowed to be free.

[@Peglegkickboxer]

You pay to keep him there, the cost is in the millions. I don't want to pay to have these mass murders, terrorists and animals in there. A bullet is much cheaper.

[@michaelchmiel166]

He will never breath air anywhere other than ADX Florence.

[@jeremydennard6992]

The terror in the eyes of a creature that brought so much terror that and knowing his brain is turning to mush being in there

[@Pushing_Pixels]

Some prisoners need these kinds of conditions. If they are a danger to guards or other prisoners they should be kept in solitary permanently. El Chapo fits this bill simply due to his long history of violence and escaping prison by corrupting guards. Anyone who has enough power and influence to corrupt guards or have outside people break them out needs this level of security.

[@LSDPband]

Or just shoot him in the head and get on with life. I wonder which option is cheaper, and which option has proven to be a more effective deterrent.

[@DrewWithington]

Yeah that's exactly why ADX Florence was built. The two Aryan Brotherhood prisoners who killed guards had nothing to lose, as they were already serving life sentences. But the the threat of being sent to a place where there is permanent solitary and no way to play the system is an escalation in deterrence.

[@Xtremeproducts]

I was in the Army and Stationed at Fort Carson. Literally down the street from ADX.

[@besteirolnerd2615]

If you don't wanna end up in there, just don't commit any crimes. Simple.

[@rogt332]

A prison that actually is a prison .....not a state subsidised hotel !!!!!

[@ebhs0089]

Prison is no hotel

[@kainthedragoon8081]

Especially the profit prisons

[@VERTEXISO]

go to prison yourself and tell me if you feel the same about ur local county jail

[@northrndisordr9219]

You haven’t been incarcerated much in America 😆 it’s not very hotel like

[@davechristian7543]

only ppl who say that generally r ppl who have never been like your self pmsl n mostly Americans who have never been even though Americans hav the worst conditions in the western world. .

[@frdml01]

As horrible as it may be, for sure El Chapo has been his own reason for getting in there.

[@thierrylaval4449]

Humans must be treated with dignity. When humans aren’t treated with dignity it’s barbaric. Where is democracy and values?

[@francksob9936]

@@abhaypatel4575 yes and?it is a human lol he as right even if hes a criminal lol your type of person should be detain too

[@SyntaxAtlas]

@@thierrylaval4449 do you think the sinaloa cartel treats humans with dignity? do you think they have regard for life? stop defending criminals that are ruining the world

[@BrunoJaureguiMusic]

​@@francksob9936 what about the people he killed ? They're not human or what?

[@Chaoitcme]

@@francksob9936 Dude, are you really defending El Chapo?

[@user-us9xf3ns7f]

Alright, that's time to call silver Silvester.Stallone to find out the whole to get out.Ha ha ha ha

[@LegendJoe3063]

EL CHAPO is exactly where he is supposed to be ADX SUPERMAX MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON.

[@plutoplatters]

Imagine being in a very small cement and steel room 23 hours every day forever and getting 1 hour in a medium sized cement and steel room !!! LOVE it

[@mito88]

you love it. sick.

[@utry_daniel438]

@@mito88 sick? like damn near every inmate there?

[@warrioremperor6320]

​@@mito88 Love it because of who it's happening to

[@G0DLY11]

Imagine doing the things he’s done to other humans then crying for help when he gets feet inhumanely

[@rockygraziano2339]

This is where rapists and child molesters belong.

[@gottagift]

Chapo is just too dangerous. He, in a general population prison is all to likely to incite rioting.

[@ministryoftruth8588]

too not to.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

I heard about a cartel boss in gen-pop once. Even the huge bodybuilders and neo-Nazis were basically his bitches and were terrified of him.

[@ivan00001983]

Why would he incite riot for the sake of riot, he's not stupid, he does things for maximum effect, he is surely a calculated person, like any top manager. In normal prison he would do what he did in Mexico - bribe as many guards as possible, rule over the other inmates, become an unofficial warden of the prison. To let him out of ADX would be a sheer madness. Same goes for letting him communicate unmonitored, he would abuse it ASAP.

[@Light23K]

Any prison without parole is worst than death.

[@djspit8929]

That interviewer shouldve laughed in her face and said "we dont treat our criminals like kings out here"

[@paulbrungardt9823]

Super-Max must be a really cool place because people are doing all kinds of shit to get in there.

[@markevanger4791]

It's great that there is a prison in this country that is fitting for the type of criminal whose actions have earned being put away from all of society. It's should be a place of fear for them. When in lesser secure settings they couldn't act as human beings then they have found a place that treats them as they thought they could treat others. Isolation from the rest of the world is their only fate other than a death penalty.

[@tennyng2582]

Q

[@drkingslend]

Agreed, I think when it's someone like el chapo they should just execute him

[@jeremydennard6992]

They should be afraid they should be notified their death sentence is 15 min from them telling you

[@davidclapper7293]

They should just walk up and surprise you , let’s go , yer going to your death , now !

[@danieleriksson1657]

I think they could go full out, they should keep the imates chained 24/7, with constant torture until they die..........no just being sarcastic, I think you are wrong.

[@beachbum1523]

Too bad he didn't hire Darrell E. Brooks, Jr. to serve as his third-party intervener! 😏😏

[@Crimepaysaskapolitician]

I hope shorty lives a long, long time in Super Max

[@gpezun]

I wish him to enjoy his own medicine for ever.

[@acryonympasta3679]

I dont that could lead to war

[@ladyhonor822]

Yeah there are worse things than death 💀.

[@asdasd1111ish]

@@acryonympasta3679 the f*ck mexico gonna do??? Attack the USA to free him

[@beefchops1400]

At the end of the day to end up there you need to be a really bad man….they’re where they belong!

[@dopedruid]

I love how this starts with a joke and also ends as one.

[@Black_RoseGaming]

I think every single prison should be like this one, at least at the part on leting prisioners alone 23-24hrs and being only able to read or watch in an old tv

[@NiskaMagnusson]

for some of the inmates you can argue that their punishment is draconian, but in El Chapo's case I hope he has a long and miserable life, regretting the things he did to people for the rest of his days.

[@stephen3293]

Every single person inside that prison is there for a very good reason. You don't end up in the most secure prison on earth without being a monster

[@phonixsolomon6275]

​@@stephen3293​@stephen3293 11:04 If you watch the video, the cousin is there for bring to USA good party stuff, not killing, not nothing except supplying a demand, I don't say he didn't do terrible things as killing but according to the vid he is not there because of that 🤷‍♂️

[@peterscott2395]

​@stephen3293 You can't say that with certainty. I imagine the staff are pretty broken people aswell. A normal human gets dehamanised by carrying out dehumanizing actions. It's basic psychology.

[@ARedMotorcycle]

@stephen3293 Do I have to explain to you that the true leaders of the US and other countries are much bigger monsters, at a much larger scale? You're focused so much on these monsters, that you haven't even thought about the monsters who aren't only free, but run things. The tyrannical system despises any non-governmental entity that gets too powerful. That's really why they do it. Their egos are crushed when anybody defies their authority. Cartels are just another anti-establishment group that governments want to eradicate. But, that'll never happen. It's human nature to want to do whatever they want. And, a drug war to stop people from voluntarily putting what they want into their own bodies is beyond tyrannical. It's sick. They not only succeeded from banning drug contraband, but were successful in adding a stigma to it. But, think about it. Nobody had a problem with drugs until under a century ago. Before the drug war, there was no drug stigma in the illicit sense. Opium dens were as prevalent as brothels. Sure, there was a moral stigma attached to it, especially in the religious community. But, nobody was punished for buying pleasure. Religion and government are supposed to be separate, but they work in similar interests and influence. Sorry, Charlie, but nobody is telling me what I can do with my body. You can get mad all you want, but you can't stop the desire and ability for people to pursue various vices. TLDR: The true leaders are far worse. Believe it.

[@mysterymanla6158]

Thanks for the upload. It cheered me up. This is exactly what the worst of the worst deserve. Unlike in Britain where the worst criminals get kissy kissy treatment and sentencing.

[@Galimah]

How does it go for "Baldy" these days?

[@gordonduke7174]

Don't forget CANADA !!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Here in America too unfortunately

[@AswangTiktik]

And Norway

[@whacklp6120]

Everything is pussy in Britain.

[@ArturoGonzalez-uz1by]

When your lawyer needs a lawyer you’re in trouble

[@bingcherry1122]

It sure would be interesting (if they were still alive) to talk with Frank Morris and the Anglin Brothers and ask them how they felt about whether or not a person could escape from ADX Max.

[@FlexBeanbag]

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[@oldshoe1]

That maximum prison is actually hell. Life is about making choices and some choices can be life changing, so choose wisely.

[@JLP627]

I mean... This does seem worse than death.

[@ricardogama4460]

Ya that’s the idea ! Errr

[@analyticalmindset]

​@@ricardogama4460 I thought America doesn't believe in torture

[@rodneybelton2944]

Oh happy days

[@johnT906]

​@@analyticalmindsetAmericas government is the root of all evil.

[@user-tl1tb5rh5j]

Why is his wife not in prison as well

[@pramusetyakanca1552]

El Chapo never respected the human rights of his victims. Why should we treat him otherwise?

[@Bejaardenbus]

"After all, even criminals are still human beings." Very interesting statement. Those kept at this particular prison aren't there because they were speeding, stole a loaf of bread, or raised their voice one time too many. They are there because -as you said in the video- "all they want is to see people suffer in the most sadistic ways." They're there because they have behaved in ways so sickeningly heinous that completely shutting htem off from society is the last available measure. They do this to themselves, and when given a choice they apparently always choose crime. When Jabbar Currence is saying that the effects of his confinement were borderline personality disorder, schizoaffective disorder, a significant mood disorder, bipolar, and antisocial personality disorder he is straight up lying if he claims he ended up with that through his confinment. You do not develop those from being in prison, but you are a lot more likely to get into jail because you are suffering from them. But many of the inmates will blame everyone and their mother and then the kitchen sink for the fact that they're murderers, rapists, enz enz. They've never, ever taken responsibility for their actions, ever. And they never will. Like the guy at the end says, "They earn their way here." As far as I'm concerned they keep them there to live out their lives. Yeah, maybe it's sad, but they're there because of the consequences of their own actions. I don't feel pity for them, but I feel sad thinking for the people whose lives were destroyed because of these monsters. Still human? Maybe theoretically.

[@nicosand86]

human being are in 99% of the cases a social animal. When you forcibly remove any and all social interaction with other humans, then you for sure can develope a multitude of psychological disabilites. Now, if that Jabbar Currence guy is lying or not, I cant speculate on, I've never heard of the guy. But there's no denying that being in solitary confinement over such extended periods of time is NOT beneficial to he human psyche. Now, am I against keeping the most violent of the violent criminals in a place like this? well, yes, I'd rather them get the death penalty.

[@sophiacristina]

Spot on, just think about El Payaso, that guy is just insane, he have a fetish for the worse, imagine having sympathy for that guy...

[@sanders7789]

Agree totally. I grieve only for the victims and their families, not for the psychopaths who create this heartbreak.

[@tomc5384]

You’re wrong. You absolutely can develop those mental illnesses from traumatic events like solitary confinement at any age.

[@W0LFB3AT5]

What’s the point in having life in prison…PLUS 30 years? That’s like arguing with a kid: “You infinity!” “You infinity…plus 1!”

[@cyirvine6300]

When it comes to prison sentences, I believe a lawyer would have to handle the 'life' separately from the '30 years' in an attempt to change it.

[@W0LFB3AT5]

@@cyirvine6300 Ahh… gotcha.

[@joshuanightman5490]

Parole eligibility. 25 years + 30 Otherwise it's just a separate charge he pays for.

[@MyNamesHunter75]

Life in prison isn't you stay in prison till you die life in prison is a set time it's confusing in that way but it's why people can also get multiple life sentences, life sentences are also still able to get parol if they show good behavior for long enough a lot don't though because they are already in for serious crimes and likely reoffend in prison

[@Ofdensen]

I'm sure they'd give him human rights if he were one.

[@Texas_ice]

“We don’t ask them to come here.”😂😂😂😂

[@FooTude]

The hammer forgets what the nail remembers!

[@michaelharkins4645]

Word

[@JihadBunnydick]

Deep

[@springspring6180]

Every human being born have a choice, some not very favorable but have a choice of living in society and being productive for society as a whole. You do the crime, you do the time.

[@mito88]

profound analysis, amazingly profound

[@phrogme2450]

Being in SuperMax doesn’t make you an animal. Most were animals before they ever arrived.

[@starhalv2427]

Everything described about that prison sounds like a human rights violation. Even humans who are considered monsters have human rights. Therefore, this prison shouldn't exist.

[@minskwatcher]

Yeah, let's house el chapo in your apartment. Forever and without you ever being able to jump out of that deal.

[@starhalv2427]

@@minskwatcher Yeah, let's house you inside that prison. Forever and without you ever being able to jump out of that deal.

[@montimiller2743]

Did some time in Fremont Correctional facility back in '02 - '03, we could actually see SuperMax because it was only about a mile away from our facility, and let me tell you just looking at the place gave me the feeling of a cemetary! And yes locking someone up for 24 hrs. a day for maybe the rest of their lives, would just about break anyone!!!

[@crustymoto]

monti miller ::: GOOD.

[@carlo_cali]

23

[@cyirvine6300]

Seems like Carlo Cali wants to follow that path. Look again at your allegiances Carlo.

[@warrioremperor6320]

don't commit the heinous crime then

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Yeah people forget that ADX isn't the only prison on that site. It's a campus and there are two other 'normal' prisons right next door. ADX is so secure it doesn't even have a kitchen. Food is brought in from one of the other jails.

[@DrummerJacob]

I'm glad he doesn't have basic human rights. He never respected anyone else's.

[@rainydaywoman5758]

Maybe El Chapo will offer to pay the public again to get him OUT? Does he except Checks, hahaha 😅😂

[@lupercalhoruz3208]

You are breaking my heart 😂 There are many prisons that are way much worse , besides he deserved every second of it and more.

[@cband8030]

Worse in the US or 3rd world countries?

[@littlecatfeet9064]

@@cband8030 have a look at El Salvador prisons made for gangs…

[@Adonisius]

They should send him to Black Dolphin prison in Russia. That's worse than any prison in America, and the guards will treat him like the scum he is.

[@Alice-oq4jm]

Yes try black dolphin Russia…

[@happyjonn9242]

@@cband8030 yes worse here. sure the 3rd world might be cramped, unhygienic etc but there is more chance for these people to start to bully other inmates and run the show. run their gangs from in the prison and escape. they cant do that here.

[@marvinboldery1697]

All the Lives Hes Runed and Taked Hes right where he should be. I hope for evermore!

[@horizons2358]

He'll be long dead before evermore !😑

[@rickyspanish3668]

Dude shouldn't even be in a cell. Should be 6 feet under.

[@gordonjohnston684]

The lives this man ruined. 3 Billion dollars a year isn’t that enough?

[@Jordan-mp6up]

His son and family still run the operations so just because he's locked up it doesn't mean any of the bs things they do will stop

[@wannabeegonnabee2593]

i am sure they will follow him to where he is(well i hope so)🤣

[@Jordan-mp6up]

@@wannabeegonnabee2593 they probably will get locked up eventually, the problem is they will breed before that so it just becomes an endless cycle

[@wannabeegonnabee2593]

@@Jordan-mp6up yea that as well , f things f up the world with their drugs

[@kimosabe0073]

if they don't 💀 them first she and her son will always be looking behind there Backs !!!

[@fluffytail6355]

Once these guys are locked up, their entire families should be locked up too. Just like how the cartel threatens their victims to cooperate by threatening their families.

[@spankyharland9845]

poor supermax prisoners...I feel so sad for them- NOT, they deserve to sit and rot by themselves in a concrete room, I have no pity for what they did when they were free, I hope all of them live a very long time.

[@crimedynasty]

Fair enough 😅

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

Only in US are the prisoners the real victims. Screw all their victims. Meanwhile, in other countries, they are stuffing people in 5x2 boxes every day and others into urns. Keeps the crime rate lower.

[@BigFists2024]

USA 🇺🇸 is going down 🎉 ❤Ahahahahahahahahahah thank God

[@godisbald784]

I can bet 100% that he now reaaally regrets not sitting out his first sentence, he’d be free for over a decade by now 😂

[@bibigreen6533]

I like how he refers to "Scofield" like he's a real person and like it goes without saying that people know about him.

[@markdittbenner9949]

These criminals don't have any rights...NONE...they gave those up when they murdered people....all they can do is what they are told now....there rights are gone...by there own doing...👹🔥

[@DanielMuanze-jr2mx]

He has been given a challenge to escape so he might run mad out of thinking or maybe commit suicide.

[@randallbevansr5200]

Yeah, I've got pretty much all of those mentioned "disorders"I'm 62, work for a living and am not incarcerated