Yesterday ’s dystopian thriller about criminal offence - fighting are tomorrow ’s perfectly rational solution to the crime problem . At least , that ’s what a crowd of criminologist severalise The Atlantic .
Here are a few sample inverted comma fromThe Atlantic ’s roundup of dystopian offence pic , and what criminologist have to say about them :
“ When you look at the technologies that the governing is already employ , peculiarly here in the United States , we ’re very close to RoboCop . ” — Dawn L. Rothe , conductor at the International State Crime Research Consortium and associate prof in sociology and criminology at Old Dominion University .
“ ” Given that more thing are being seen as criminalized … I see [ turn tail From New York as ] very potential , especially if the economic condition continue to worsen and unemployment continue to stand up … . I could very well see [ a situation ] where they would make a Brobdingnagian area into a prison where people were left in there to their own gadget . ” — Rothe again .
“ Minority Report is concerned with the fault and failures of DoJ and scientific discipline against the [ real - life ] background of unlawful article of faith , mass incarceration , deoxyribonucleic acid technology , and prophylactic detention — literally ‘ warehousing ’ criminals on the pretense of succeeding severe conduct ” — Michelle Brown , an adjunct professor at the University of Tennessee and cobalt - source of the book Criminology Goes to The Movies .
There’stons more at the nexus , so in spades check out the rest , and ascertain how Judge Dredd is not really far - fetch , plus how Running Man makes total sense . They still do n’t conceive The Purge is realistic , though . [ The Atlantic ]
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