One thing that I find fascinating is how normies and cucks -- many of whom claim to be liberals -- implicitly endorse the idea of prison rape. It is not uncommon to hear "don't drop the soap" jokes in reference to a person who has been convicted of certain crimes -- domestic abuse, child sexual abuse, et cetera. Others don't go as far as to support sexual violence, but they generally praise physical violence in prison, perpetuated not by the state but by other inmates.
Some normies are somehow under the impression that physical and sexual assault in correctional facilities are a normatively desirable element of the criminal justice system. Considering that such assaults increase the risk of recidivism by undermining institutional authority and prisoners' mental health, you would think that these same normies would generally endorse a conception of prisons as tightly controlled and secure environments.
Indeed, I am not entirely sure why someone who ostensibly supports human rights and civil liberties would make exceptions for their principles in the case of, say, alleged or convicted rapists. In any case, those sanctimonious individuals lose any credibility when they next claim to hold the moral high ground.
