cartographyanarchy·Cartography AnarchybyThe Picard Maneuver Prison population by country (per 100,000 people)View original on lemmy.world132Comments11Reply
ddeus replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThere's something fishy going on here cause after some light ddging it seems Portugal has an incarceration rate of about 110 inmates per 100,000 people. Also I found this same map elsewhere and it does not show Portugal in red.28Reply
mmeep_launcher replylemm.eePortugal is red because it was stained with an abundance of port wine.16Reply
Aussiemandeus replyaussie.zoneSomething fishy you say? Is don't think so, just look at Australia8Reply
YYaDownWitCPP lemmy.worldChina 😂 I guess it's easy to keep your prison population low when people are "disappeared" and the CCP always fudges their numbers. Don't lose too many of those social credits or you might find an execution van parked outside one day.22Reply
NNaiveBayesian programming.devAlmost 1% of US Americans are in prison? That sounds crazy high! Edit: More recent data suggest it's around 531per 100,000 for the USA (https://www.prisonstudies.org/highest-to-lowest/prison_population_rate?field_region_taxonomy_tid=All), so more like 0.5%20Reply
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Australia: "we're all prisoners here"
Didn't notice that until this comment.
Dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair.
Uhh you OK, Portugal?
There's something fishy going on here cause after some light ddging it seems Portugal has an incarceration rate of about 110 inmates per 100,000 people. Also I found this same map elsewhere and it does not show Portugal in red.
Portugal is red because it was stained with an abundance of port wine.
Something fishy you say?
Is don't think so, just look at Australia
Was going to say the same thing!
China 😂
I guess it's easy to keep your prison population low when people are "disappeared" and the CCP always fudges their numbers.
Don't lose too many of those social credits or you might find an execution van parked outside one day.
Almost 1% of US Americans are in prison? That sounds crazy high!
Edit: More recent data suggest it's around 531per 100,000 for the USA (https://www.prisonstudies.org/highest-to-lowest/prison_population_rate?field_region_taxonomy_tid=All), so more like 0.5%
Is this an Australia joke?