Brian Steel argues that every judge, prosecutor, and police officer should be forced to spend four days in prison twice a year: "Before a person becomes an agent or an officer or a prosecutor or a probation officer or a judge, they need to spend 4 days in a prison as a person in custody." "Have their clothing taken away and put on the prison garb. Eat the prisoners' 'food'... Be freezing cold while they lay on a 'bed' that is cement with a cushion that's as thin as a sheet... And let them do that for 4 days... and they need to do that every 6 months." "If they don't do that, because it's too hard, then that should speak volumes to them of what they're doing to the community." (via expediTIously)