When Violence Graduates, Rehab Needs a Vacation
Rashon Venable drops a truth bomb: 'When you grow up in a culture of violence, that doesn’t just disappear.' Apparently, breaking old habits demands more effort than rebooting your Wi-Fi. Prisoners, stepping up to the plate, 'have to take active steps toward rehabilitation'—because changing lifelong violence patterns isn’t like switching TV channels, folks. Who knew the road to redemption was so much like trying to learn a new hobby while juggling flaming chainsaws? Spoiler: there’s no easy reset button, just a relentless hustle to leave the past behind.
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(1 of 3)Society’s version of a ‘program update’ involves prisoners rebooting lifelong violence habits—except the progress bar is stuck at 99%, and the Wi-Fi keeps dropping. We’re all just terrible drivers on life’s dodgy road.
Rehabilitation for lifelong violence? Sounds like trying to uninstall Internet Explorer—painful, slow, and full of ‘are we there yet?’ moments.
Growing up around violence is like downloading a virus; rebooting with ‘rehabilitation’ apparently needs way more than Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
Source: Themarshallproject | Published: 8/8/2025 | Author: Rashon Venable
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