Compared to Japan's total number of jail and prison inmates, a country with half our population:

If our incarceration rate was equivalent to Japan's, we would have 100,000 jail and prison inmates, rather than 2,327,000.

Conversely, our violent crime rates are only 5 times higher than Japan's.

If the US had an incarceration rate equivalent to China's, 1,943,000 of the 2 million men currently in prison wouldn't be there and American men would have spent 30 million fewer man years behind bars since 1940.

Each 2 years in prison shortens a man's life expectancy by one year, so 30 million man-years in prison is equivalent to a total shortened life expectancy of 15 million man-years, or 205,500 lives.

More than half of the 350,000 American men now in prison for rape and "sexual assault" may have been falsely accused.

Feminist jurisprudence caused a ten fold increase in the US incarceration rate, even as violent crimes like murder decreased.

While most rates decreased between 1985 and 1995, no country's incarceration rate increased as rapidly as ours.

The number of Americans in prison already exceeds the total number in 57 different countries combined.

If the US incarceration rate were commensurate with our 5x higher crime rates than many countries, there would be 1.8 million fewer Americans in jails and prisons.

False allegations filed by women against men are the main reason--DNA evidence frees an additional 12 convicted prisoners in Illinois.

The massive problem of women in law in Illinois clarifies how this happened.

This also explains why so few American women are incarcerated.

False allegations are the "Feminists' Silver Bullet", making feminism directly responsible for most of our excess prison population and an abomination before God.

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