Isn't America the best, freest and MZ country on earth? But why do prisoners account for a quarter of the world?

First of all, the United States is not the most international country on earth. The most famous countries are Northern Europe, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway and Denmark, all of which are very close to the capitalist society. The United States is only the most powerful country and has some social problems of its own.

American laws are strict and harsh. For example, if you drive too fast and let the police stop you, the police can point a gun at you and order you to climb onto the steering wheel with your hands behind your head. If you don't do it, or if you want to hand over a cigarette set, or if you want to take out your mobile phone and call an acquaintance, the police will think that you will take out your gun and shoot you without taking any responsibility. Unlike China, drunk drivers have to fight back when they meet people who play with mud legs.

As mentioned earlier, the United States is a real society ruled by law, so many people are imprisoned because of strict law enforcement. In addition, the laws of different States in the United States are different, and some people will inadvertently break the law. Also, there are many immigrants in the United States, and not adapting to American law will lead to lawsuits. For example, China people went to visit relatives in the United States, and when they saw their little grandson was ill, they gave him scrapping acupuncture and were alerted by their neighbors. The court saw the scratches on the little grandson and thought it was child abuse. My parents said it was Chinese medicine, and the court said that Chinese medicine was not considered legal by the laws of this state, and you were not a doctor and did not have the qualification to practice medicine. Finally, you sent your parents to prison.

It is precisely because of strict laws that the freedom and democracy of most people are guaranteed. Democracy without legal guarantee is not democracy, but anarchism.