They are not. But they are a small symptom of the system that thinks of itself as dispensing a brand of justice that is inherently flawed from its very marrow through to its hair and nails.
Were the choice ever put to me, I would opt for Blackgate over Arkham every time.
There is a reason why divide and conquer has persisted for thousands of years.
The justice system of Gotham may not consider itself as adhering to that philosophy, but what else is it? Their ultimate goal is to pull apart what we have carved out from what Gotham has once discarded--clear us out to once again make way for the so-call law-abiding citizens.
And on top that, what you describe is only insult to the injury.
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i'd prefer another injury, at least then i'd be in my own damned bed
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Arrested?! What did you do!
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which i didn't do, it's a...clerical mistake
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knowing the killer, probably some shitstain, but definitely a local
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Two weeks, you said?
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it's not as bad as arkham, anyway
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well
two years, back home. so almost three?
i had a bit of a spree, in the East End. i ran a gang. i think it was the bus that came first, and the judge loaded me on it
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I would not wish Arkham's treatment on anyone. Barring maybe those who run it.
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Were the choice ever put to me, I would opt for Blackgate over Arkham every time.
[Be careful what you wish for, Oswald :|]
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The justice system of Gotham may not consider itself as adhering to that philosophy, but what else is it? Their ultimate goal is to pull apart what we have carved out from what Gotham has once discarded--clear us out to once again make way for the so-call law-abiding citizens.
And on top that, what you describe is only insult to the injury.
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it's not going to get any better anytime soon. just so you know.
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