I spent nine months in jail for a non-violent felony. Most of the inmates had committed misdemeanors but there were a few felons. It was the worst nine months of my life. If you're thinking of committing a crime, ask yourself if it's worth the possibility of going to jail or prison.
@@rubberducky3731 May The Rubber Ducky Have very good lucky! P,S, In your video "Just Be Your Own Person," yes, I thought that guy was a very bad father!
Here where I live in Norway, people who is in jail/prison love where they're. They've it luxury at the prison. Just watch prisons in Norway. The inmates have their own bed room, PS4, Mac, Bathroom, music room, training, and much more!! They feel like they're home
Family Guy: "No jail isn't prison. Prison is big and scary. A jail is just a sleeping deputy with keys that can grabbed with a long broom handle or a mischievous dog"
@@edgeribble they follow the statement with Cleveland asking “do black people go to jail?” And then joe answers incredibly firmly/annoyed and says “no, they go to prison”
Cave Johnson this video is very misleading. A lot of times (most the time in my experience) jail can be worse than prison. All those “violent criminals” in prison you don’t wanna be around, they were all in jail too
I worked with military veterans in jail (County jail, Baltimore MD). Led a counseling session once each week. My big surprise was how many jailees had not been convicted of any crime: they were just awaiting trial.
of course, after the civil war the enemy took over america and is now punishing its own citizens with unfair rules and voiding the constitution when they feel like it.
Not true at all everyone who’s arrested goes to jail and held there until their trial if convicted get transferred to prison. But yes you can get sentenced to jail time for smaller crimes but your still housed with murderers who are awaiting trial
This happens far more often than you think. I actually remember a case where a homeless stabbed a random person (not fatally) just so he could go to jail as winter was coming
I think they mean they can just ask for a home. That’s not actually how it works, though. You need to find one, get in contact with the person who is selling it, and sign lots of paperwork. And also, it costs 💵💵💵
Rather disappointing though, reading all these comments and I'm like, "please". Granted I didn't know that the differences were this big but I did at least know they were different things and that if you go to jail it's almost always for less than a year while going to prison is for more than a year lol
@@akame_animeart9608 But you said "let's be honest" so I was honest lol on the other hand I *could* have worded my comment in a friendlier way, sorry about that ^^;
I served some time in a federal prison for a felony and a few people told me it was way different than state prison or county jail. They were right. My experience for the most part was positive given that I had never been in trouble with the law before. It was an eye opening experience to say the least!
@@vickiehurt2665 I was fortunate enough only to serve 6 months in the county jail, nicknamed “Cupcake Camp”. I’ll give you three guesses why but as a woman, I made it through and rehabilitated MYSELF.
Jail is for criminals who commited minor offenses like shoplifting or underaged drinking Prison is for criminals who committed major offenses like kidnapping or homicide
Why are Jail inmates called “Prisoners” then? Why not Jailers? or maybe Jailees edit: for the people who said that jail prisoners are called inmates, prisoners are also inmates
@@gasdggeg Only sounds weird because it's not what they're called. If they'd always been called jailers we'd think prisoners sounds weird. But then again, a jailor is someone who puts you in jail so it'd get very confuing
I spent one night in jail in college for public intox and it was a very bizarre feeling having somebody shut a door on you that you can't open with your own free will. I've never felt so out of place in my entire life. Never been back and would never want to go back.
@Johnson Johnson ??? Who the frik's Damon, & no my parents didn't _lock_ the doors (bedroom). When you're made to go to room, in my day, you didn't just waltz on out like a millennial might these days (MUCH less physical threat) so yeah, a closed door was as good as a jail cell, if you didn't close it yourself.
@@rabbits.plinketty-plink.1276 I mean he's an adult and so its kinda normal as a kid. either they forget or you're not very aware and don't have that social construct of loving freedom in ur head.
@@kivyanshdhingra9055 yeah petty crimes to get jailed and have shelter theyre not doing anything wrong because theyre homeless there should be homeless shelters which double as jail honestly
We’ve always been taught that “prison” is used in the British English and “jail” in the American Never thought I would enjoy a video about prisons and jails so much
@@blizzit1211 military is the full personnel of the country,includes army,navy,airforce,strike force? Army is the ground unit troop forces includes, artillery, tanks,d Soldiers etc.
Misconceptions: 1. You'd rather be in jail than prison. No. If you're going to be in for a while then prison is much more free and many more privileges. 2. Prisons are where felon's are. No. Before one is final sentenced (found guilty) of those charges they are in jail awaiting trial. This often takes a year or two. So in jail you'll find the same violent offenders you will find in prison in a few years. In the jail in my area you hear people every day say they can't wait to go to prison. These are normally medium security facilities where they can have special Android (like) tablets with games and movies on them, their own TV's, freedom to roam the yard, radios, prison jobs, and is less crowded than jail. I can't express enough how untrue that misconception is (at least) in my area of the US.
Name Withheld there is also another misconception you forgot to mention, several misdemeanor charges can end up throwing inmates to prisons instead of what the narrative thinks that they serve time in jail. For charges being sentenced 2 years or more( of course after they are being convicted from court ) will automatically send to state prison. Normally those misdemeanors will send to minimum custody to serve sentence just like narrative said. But it is not going to be in jail environment for sure. Also that really depends on that charge of misdemeanor for and the various purpose of each prison as well. Some say that if there is a DUI as first offender, they will be offered some rehab program outside prison and will be released if finish that rehabilitation program. Another misconception is those programs jail offers vs state offers. Obviously, state prison manages way larger than county jail can manage here, so you think all county jails can offer those so called programs for inmates that much? Nah.....don’t think so. State prison has way a lot more resource to conduct those programs for inmates than county jail because state prisons pick up inmates from all corners of the whole state! Duh! Last but not least, it is about the food. Do you even know it is actually those inmates’ own fault to make those prison food that bad? Because food made in prison never add two major ingredients: salt and yeast! Maybe pepper can be included somehow. Because too much peppers is harmful not only to inmate’s body, but also staff if inmates collect those peppers as contraband. As we all know, salt is the main source to make the food tasty, but salt also can make inmates in hunger strike when they intended to use salt to throw up. Talking about yeast....i pretty sure all inmates know why prison food never put yeast in there, so no explanation needed. In conclusion, you can blame on those who previously commit those infractions while in prisons. State prison only do what they must to avoid any contrabands into the prisons.
I worked in Corrections--and I need to correct the videographer--on the State level, there are different levels: County jail, Work Camp, minimum security, medium security, maximum security and Federal Govt" (SUPERMAX). County Jail is for (as you said) misdemeanors, as well as pre-trial, post-trial, and waiting for a bed to open in a State Prison. A Camp is usually called a Labor Camp, because it is meant for shorter sentences, using work on road crews, fire crews, etc., as a way to get paroled/probated quicker. Minimum--is usually for shorter sentences (below 50 years), and for smaller crimes (A murderer, as opposed to serial murderer). Maximum--is for lifers/ death row/people too dangerous to be in general population/people who could be killed in general population. Most medium and maximum prisons have What is usually call Administrative Segregation, or Adseg--these are for inmates who commit crimes in prison; Inmates who are in danger of being attacked or killed (including convicted police/snitches/child molesters). The ONLY SuperMax in the U.S. is ADX Florence, Colorado, a Federal Penitentiary., the inmates housed there are mostly high profile/insanely dangerous guys, like El Chapo, the Unibomber, The Oklahoma City Bombers, etc.
@@se7enthedge382 You can do well without a gang. I know a guy who did time in a prison and didn't join a gang, just kept to himself and didn't fw a lot of people.
Having worked as a Correctional Officer I can say that I actually felt safer when working at a Prison than a Jail. People with long sentences often have accepted that is their home, and want it to stay relatively calm (as much as possible in a prison) It's people with short sentences who act thugish, and make problems for others. We worked 1 Officer to 128 inmates there, and I never felt safer in the prison than when in a pod full of murderers, since they knew how to do their time. This was a Medium security Prison with about 1,500 inmates to 50 Officers. We also had a minimum security complex, as well as a Max housing unit.
I was in jail over C's hard times then. Seems like most inmates waiting be sent to prison try causes more problems and violences then short timers. This was in baxley ga. Dealt with it then left 30 days later. I knew if I would have gotten to fight I probably would have been hurt too but I would have done more time maybe assault just for defending myself.
I work as a nurse in jail, we get them straight off the street, high, off their meds, detoxing, angry, crazy as f…, I kinda wonder sometimes if working in prison would be easier…
As a CO myself I can second that. I've restricted myself to prison rather than working at a jail because by the time they hit prison they've calmed down a lot and like you said tend to accept it as their home and keep trouble to a minimum. Hello from the WVDCR
@Mentally Misunderstood thanks for your response. I am a stranger to American laws. I was just repeating the speaker in the video for humor sake. I wish the best for you and your friend. My life rules say do not break any law whether state or federal LOL
Next vid ideas Human vs person T-rex vs king T-rex Police vs cops Monkey vs gorilla Prisoner vs inmate Speakers vs Amplifiers Wifi vs connection Me vs I Computer vs gadgets Math vs me Teacher vs my entitled classmate Soccer vs football Trump vs pumpkin
Went to jail when I was a teen for DUI. I was shocked! The pod I went to had two TVs, a juice machine, basketball room, and a guard/babysitter watching over the whole time to make sure people didnt fight. Oh and I forgot to mention Monopoly and chess. It was actually more like a day care. My biggest concern was for my friends and family outside. If I didnt have those I would actually love it there if I was homeless.
@@user72974 Wrongful convictions can be overturned, so you are no longer criminalised, legally. You don't get the time back of course! Look at the subpostmasters in the Horizon case (UK).
Jail is like solitary. Most are 23hour lockdown I hour of rec and you have to share a cell. Jail is so so so much worse than prison for a long stay. ...FYI
I’ve had inmates that didn’t want to file for a writ because they didn’t wanna be taken from our minimum security prison and sit in a jail for months to wait for a court date
I've been to jail and prison in California and here's the differences: Jail you get nothing but 1 jumpsuit and 1 shirt and socks and underwear and you exchange it twice a week and county issued shoes. Prison: you get alot of different types of clothes you can order Nikes or Adidas, pro clubs, hats, beanies Jail:you get one TV in the day room (place where the phones and tables are at) Prison: you can order your own TV and place it on your bunk, and you can also order CDs with a CD player Jail: top ramen soups are 1.29$ Prison: top ramens are 25c Jail has barely anything to do and prison you can get a job like a real warehouse job and you can go to vocational classes and stuff
While I commend you for actually discussing the differences, the fact that prisoners have many more rights than those simply in jail is not a minor point, and it can make jail far more like a supermax facility than a minimum security prison.
I love how at the end of this video they ask, "which would you rather serve your time in? Let us know" As if someone's gonna say, "maximum security prison for sure" 🤣
Well,i feel tempted to say that i'd rather serve my time in the SHU,regardless of how people say that humans 100% go crazy without interaction,i like my chances against insanity better than my chances against Lebron at two am holding a pillow
I was 25 when The Infographics Show published this video to RUclips on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. I should spend 25 years in prison for adding this reply tonight on Tuesday, October 20, 2020.
@@golonawailus4312 I agree too I NEVER wanna be there . I’m just gonna make sure I do what I have to do. And always ask myself :”is doing this now worth a potential consequence later .”
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I thought prison was another word for jail
Nope
Me too
Nah jail is like where you go to first before you go to prison
Scrrr John me too
Same, buddy, same.
Jail: a sleep over
Prison: a sleep over at your uncles house
My uncle has a modded Xbox and 5 dogs. What's wrong with yours?
@@redwolf915 can I come over
Jail: a sleepover at your uncle's house
Prison: spending summer at your uncles house.
I have like 12 uncles, which one?
Jail: Nursery / kindergarten
Prison: Summer camp
What I know before watching this video:
Jail - a room for criminals
Prison - a bigger room for criminals
Me too
kinda but not everyone in jail is guilty they are awaiting trail
Prison: harden criminals
Hmm
Thank you, you made me laugh
I spent nine months in jail for a non-violent felony. Most of the inmates had committed misdemeanors but there were a few felons. It was the worst nine months of my life. If you're thinking of committing a crime, ask yourself if it's worth the possibility of going to jail or prison.
I spent 3 years in state prison and have a felony on me now
@@rubberducky3731 May The Rubber Ducky
Have very good lucky!
P,S, In your video "Just Be Your Own Person," yes, I thought that guy was a very bad father!
@@kermitfroggie5334 at the end of the day it’s still jail, it’s meant to be hard and not enjoyable
@@kermitfroggie5334 you think people enjoy going to ANY sort of prison OR jail??
@@kermitfroggie5334 because everyone experiences life differently.
Jail or prison both are just scary, I will take my chances at freedom......
Agreed
Yeah I agree
@@tototheking758 😉
@Son Goku 😉
Here where I live in Norway, people who is in jail/prison love where they're. They've it luxury at the prison. Just watch prisons in Norway. The inmates have their own bed room, PS4, Mac, Bathroom, music room, training, and much more!!
They feel like they're home
I like how he’s trying to keep you away from crimes while encouraging you to do something bad as well
Frr 😂
Lol
Ikr
I'd rather go to jail
Yea lol
It feels like you’re recommending what type of crime we should commit
Or he just wants to make this video...
Yaa
LOL.
Haha
😳
Family Guy:
"No jail isn't prison. Prison is big and scary. A jail is just a sleeping deputy with keys that can grabbed with a long broom handle or a mischievous dog"
Yeah, then they threw a black joke for good measure. Good times, before the woke insanity.
Woof! Lol.
@@MastersPipe what was the joke? Most black jokes are old and tired and just unfunny. I would like to hear a funny one if this is it
@@edgeribble they follow the statement with Cleveland asking “do black people go to jail?” And then joe answers incredibly firmly/annoyed and says “no, they go to prison”
@@thegaminglion90 ok that’s pretty good. Thx
Nobody:
Infographic Show: If you plan on breaking the law then make sure it's a federal law and not a state law
Makoro _245 | he makes it seem like it’s right to break a law
So he wants people to do terrorist stuff; the infographics people have something wrong with them.
Just when i thought that these "nobody" jokes had died
@@velcranoxofficials9970 well apparently not
flying_Night_slasher Anyway way you would get locked up in a high security Federal prison and would be pretty close to a High security state prison
Infographics: “ it’s ok to commit crimes as long as you go to jail”
Funny 😅
DrunkenMaster how much worse can it be compared to prison
Did he mean County jail
Drink me just Jail in general.
Bruh
Up until this point I thought jail was another word for prison.. I’m glad I know the difference. The more you know!
Jj Fi jus don’t find out what either is like.
So the next time someone tell u they r the same thing. Show them this video
Same
Same
Same
I would rather serve my time in home.
House arrest: *am I a joke to you*
Better than prison or jail
That’s not really a punishment tho is it?
House arrest isn’t that bad
house arrest:
Jail: ahh peace at last
Prison: don’t drop the soap boi!!!
Cave Johnson this video is very misleading. A lot of times (most the time in my experience) jail can be worse than prison. All those “violent criminals” in prison you don’t wanna be around, they were all in jail too
@@steviejohnson6452 you been in jail?
xSkyツ lol who hasn’t? Like 90% of people I know has been to the county before
@Mr. Dot .
Finally another person who plays portal
No one :
Absolutely not a soul :
Infographics Show : Make sure you commit a federal crime.
Dr. MG M 😂😂😂
LOL
Anyone called joker?
@@droftrop4135 i guess so
My mom says if I’m gonna commit a crime make it federal because there nicer
I never knew both have different meanings, who else?
Me
Lige Nyodu I’m surprised by their meanings.
I actually did
I knew they weren't the same but I couldn't have told you exactly the difference between them.
@@boujiebarbie3198 its the same with most of the people.
I worked with military veterans in jail (County jail, Baltimore MD). Led a counseling session once each week. My big surprise was how many jailees had not been convicted of any crime: they were just awaiting trial.
Unfortunately You're Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Ah! I heard those prisons are worse than federal civilian prisons.
of course, after the civil war the enemy took over america and is now punishing its own citizens with unfair rules and voiding the constitution when they feel like it.
Unless you can post bail you have to stay in jail.
Next video cop vs police Whats The Difference?
the bread All are 🐷
69 upvotes don't ruin it
The cops are police
True Buddy True
@@brine3722 r/wooosh
In simpler words,
Jail: Smaller, Local Government, Minor Crimes
Prison: Bigger, Federal or State Government, Major Crimes (Felonies)
No
U can be in jail for up to 364 days prison is a longer stay
THANK YOU! So sick of these comments from ppl saying they thought they were the same thing! We are so ignorant!
you could have just said jail smol prison bigg
@@smlik3 years ago bruh, old
Jail: school
Prison: summer school
Cassidy Elizabeth prison is more like school and summer school
Jail is worse than prison
nah jail is just home
Cassidy Elizabeth or my house
@@ericrobbins9396 MORE LIKE UR AN IDIOT
kinda weird that Jail people are called "Prisoners" and Prison escapees are doing "Jail-Break"
People in jail are called inmates.
A shipment comes by car, and cargo comes by ship.
Yo
@@brycenewsom3014 Prisins too
*prisons
Jail: I wanna stay here
Prison: AHH LET ME OUT
Hahahaha
Lol 😂😂
You wouldnt want to stay at either
😝 LOL!
Anthony Collings imagine he did
A pe*is and a co*ck what’s the difference
@@killinfantsons3193 i agree
Jail: little boy crimes
prison: big boy crimes
yes
you described that too well
Jail: little boy budget
Not true at all everyone who’s arrested goes to jail and held there until their trial if convicted get transferred to prison. But yes you can get sentenced to jail time for smaller crimes but your still housed with murderers who are awaiting trial
More like u booi
Why does minimum security prison sound like a summer camp
Idk what summer camp u Was on. But dont Pay for it lol
Scrat yeah he a 🅱️ITCH
Either Minimum prison is easy or summer camps are terrible.
I belive it is the last one
@@woooooooooooooooooooooooo You ever watch Friday the 13th?
Scrat Because it is
"If you're gonna break a law, break a federal law"
Me, who watches Larry Lawton: "Uhhhh, trust me, no"
Haha, same thought
right
Lol exactly
Federal prison is the easiest
Yeah, federal prisons are like resorts
Can’t a homeless person just do a little crime and have a home for free?
This happens far more often than you think. I actually remember a case where a homeless stabbed a random person (not fatally) just so he could go to jail as winter was coming
Florin Buffon WTFH HE COULD JUST ASK FOR ONE
Me: just ask
you can't just ask to go to jail. You would actually have to commit a crime.
I think they mean they can just ask for a home. That’s not actually how it works, though. You need to find one, get in contact with the person who is selling it, and sign lots of paperwork. And also, it costs 💵💵💵
Let’s be honest
We all thought
Thought jail and prison were the same thing
Rather disappointing though, reading all these comments and I'm like, "please".
Granted I didn't know that the differences were this big but I did at least know they were different things and that if you go to jail it's almost always for less than a year while going to prison is for more than a year lol
Snodeca it’s cool if you knew but you don’t have to say it
Also “most of us” thought they were the same thing
@@akame_animeart9608 But you said "let's be honest" so I was honest lol
on the other hand I *could* have worded my comment in a friendlier way, sorry about that ^^;
Snodeca i could have worded mine better to thx anyway
@@Pixiuchu गांड मरा
“It is not a crime when you don’t get caught”
Me 2019
It is only a crime if you get caught
I’m the only one who likened my comment😭😭😢
Nice Sean Taylor Profile Pic
@@ryancurling8741 Easy for someone like *YOU* to say. And I could see why you were the only one.
Taylor crumpton you best know he’s the goat
I served some time in a federal prison for a felony and a few people told me it was way different than state prison or county jail. They were right. My experience for the most part was positive given that I had never been in trouble with the law before. It was an eye opening experience to say the least!
What are you up to these days? How's life going for you?
Briefly, how was federal prison a better experience than state prison? Were you given more freedom to do things?
@@vickiehurt2665 I was fortunate enough only to serve 6 months in the county jail, nicknamed “Cupcake Camp”. I’ll give you three guesses why but as a woman, I made it through and rehabilitated MYSELF.
@@maddyhaines601 I was fortunate enough to stay in my home...
Jail: *Hi*
Prison: *Hello*
Jail: *who are you*
Prison: *I'm you but worse*
LOLLL
Lol
this is funny
90th like BOOM
I dont get it
Officer: you're going to jail
Police: you're going to prison
*comfuse screaming*
CR3SH lol
Mall Cop: ur going to the *corner*
Mom: you going to school
i thought jail and prison were the same thing. my whole life is a lie.
Jail is for criminals who commited minor offenses like shoplifting or underaged drinking
Prison is for criminals who committed major offenses like kidnapping or homicide
Lol same here
Hahahaaaaa okayyyyyy
PLAY GTA 5
Same
I have an interview at the jail today. This video helped me feel a little better.
Hey did ya get it?!?
Why is it always the people saying theyre gonna go somewhere and then never updates us
"For a much safer prison experience",
sounds like a travel agency
Patrick R IKR?
Jail : Lvl 1 Crook
Prison : Lvl 100 Mafia Boss
The mafia bosses don't go to prison. They end up in office, that's what happened in Chicago...
@@dot680 he's referring to an ad that plays on social media.
Lol the Ad 😂😂😂😂
1984 IsHere r/woooosh
@@gustavojuarez2862 r/wooooosshh
Jail: What are you?
Prison: I'm you, but stronger
Prison: You are weak
Jail: I AM YOU
( youll get it if you avengers)
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅😅😅😅😅🤣😅😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😅😂😅🤣😂🤣😅😂😅🤣😅😂🤣🤣😂lol funny commet from zxcky
Some jails there's more fights that prison and they give worst food
Jail: WHO ARE YOOUUU
Prison: Luke, I AM your father
Lol
@@bagelinpond2433 um some jails it's worst than prisons
6:23
"Which would you rather serve your time in?"
Me: None of the above
Why are Jail inmates called “Prisoners” then?
Why not Jailers?
or maybe Jailees
edit: for the people who said that jail prisoners are called inmates, prisoners are also inmates
Coz they are prisoned.
Jailers just sounds weird
@@gasdggeg Only sounds weird because it's not what they're called. If they'd always been called jailers we'd think prisoners sounds weird. But then again, a jailor is someone who puts you in jail so it'd get very confuing
Lol
Random Person on the internet why aren’t they Jailed?
Within jails they’re generally referred to as inmates
So THATS why on ROBLOX prison life and jailbreak are so different
Belony11zz not true and it’s at least better than fortnite
@Belony11zz woah there
@@baqiral-quraishi8120 anything is better than fortnite
@@bmgmist273 even duplo gam-
Eh
Yea
Baqir Al-Quraishi your profile pic is fortnite though???
Where I Learned About Jail vs Prison
10% Skool
89% Infographic Show
1% Dictionary
School*
I Just Misspelled it... shadow 666
@@Its_Orca its a meme
1% Urban Dictionary***
@jdouglas8585 he said he really misspelled it because it's a meme
Jail: WHO ARE U, WHY U NEAR ME
Prison: Dude im your father tho
*i would rather serve my time being at home and go out whenever i want without telling me what to do!*
too late, little Jimmy, you shouldn't have streamed the new Star Wars from that illegal website!
@@PutlerHuyIo Too late, Jim! You shouldn't have molested that child!
@@PutlerHuyIo hey budy you want this?💍:)
I spent one night in jail in college for public intox and it was a very bizarre feeling having somebody shut a door on you that you can't open with your own free will. I've never felt so out of place in my entire life. Never been back and would never want to go back.
Did you skip your early childhood, or just live outside with no doors your parent/s or main caregiver/s could close?? 🤭
@Johnson Johnson ??? Who the frik's Damon, & no my parents didn't _lock_ the doors (bedroom). When you're made to go to room, in my day, you didn't just waltz on out like a millennial might these days (MUCH less physical threat) so yeah, a closed door was as good as a jail cell, if you didn't close it yourself.
@@rabbits.plinketty-plink.1276 I mean he's an adult and so its kinda normal as a kid. either they forget or you're not very aware and don't have that social construct of loving freedom in ur head.
Jail: easy to escape, no one tries to.
Prison: hard to escape, but everybody trying to
Lol
No jail can actually often times be even harder to escape.
They don't escape because "Escape" is a felony, which will land you *in* a prison.
So hey, leave at your own risk.
NoobisYT lol, as a former Maximum Security Correctional Officers, i find this funny
Cause jail the sheriffs desk is right in front of the cells
I was about to break some state laws rn with the homies, but since I watched this video I will break Federal laws now. Thanks for the heads up.
Wait what
@@kivyanshdhingra9055 yeah petty crimes to get jailed and have shelter theyre not doing anything wrong because theyre homeless there should be homeless shelters which double as jail honestly
@@chillycoldchomper9389 Oh
Oh
We’ve always been taught that “prison” is used in the British English and “jail” in the American
Never thought I would enjoy a video about prisons and jails so much
Same lol, I've never seen a 'prison' in the USA, AND I've never seen a 'jail' in England
Roblox be like:
Jail Break: 😱
Prison Life: 😅
Oil
Very true
Mhm,prison life is hard to escape if your on mobile
Like jailbreak is like a prison, but prison life is like a jail. So wierd
Also madcity
Remember Army vs Military?
PS. Next should be human vs people
how does Army vs Military work 😂
@@blizzit1211 army is the branch of military on ground. Whereas military includes every force. Air, Navy and Army.
LOL
Human:singular
People:plural
@@blizzit1211 military is the full personnel of the country,includes army,navy,airforce,strike force?
Army is the ground unit troop forces includes, artillery, tanks,d
Soldiers etc.
2:37 why would I plan to begin with 😂
Infographics: would u like to spend time in super ma-
Me:*NO*
-Me:*NO*-
Me: *NO* ✅
Depends if I can be in solitary the whole time if not I guess I choose jail but will be annoying to ward off annoying ppl.
XxBubblegum BellaxX I never said NO
Would u like to spend time in super mans world
@@xxbubblegumbellaxx1823 yeah my bad
Misconceptions:
1. You'd rather be in jail than prison.
No. If you're going to be in for a while then prison is much more free and many more privileges.
2. Prisons are where felon's are.
No. Before one is final sentenced (found guilty) of those charges they are in jail awaiting trial. This often takes a year or two. So in jail you'll find the same violent offenders you will find in prison in a few years.
In the jail in my area you hear people every day say they can't wait to go to prison. These are normally medium security facilities where they can have special Android (like) tablets with games and movies on them, their own TV's, freedom to roam the yard, radios, prison jobs, and is less crowded than jail. I can't express enough how untrue that misconception is (at least) in my area of the US.
Name Withheld there is also another misconception you forgot to mention, several misdemeanor charges can end up throwing inmates to prisons instead of what the narrative thinks that they serve time in jail. For charges being sentenced 2 years or more( of course after they are being convicted from court ) will automatically send to state prison. Normally those misdemeanors will send to minimum custody to serve sentence just like narrative said. But it is not going to be in jail environment for sure. Also that really depends on that charge of misdemeanor for and the various purpose of each prison as well. Some say that if there is a DUI as first offender, they will be offered some rehab program outside prison and will be released if finish that rehabilitation program.
Another misconception is those programs jail offers vs state offers. Obviously, state prison manages way larger than county jail can manage here, so you think all county jails can offer those so called programs for inmates that much? Nah.....don’t think so. State prison has way a lot more resource to conduct those programs for inmates than county jail because state prisons pick up inmates from all corners of the whole state! Duh!
Last but not least, it is about the food. Do you even know it is actually those inmates’ own fault to make those prison food that bad? Because food made in prison never add two major ingredients: salt and yeast! Maybe pepper can be included somehow. Because too much peppers is harmful not only to inmate’s body, but also staff if inmates collect those peppers as contraband. As we all know, salt is the main source to make the food tasty, but salt also can make inmates in hunger strike when they intended to use salt to throw up. Talking about yeast....i pretty sure all inmates know why prison food never put yeast in there, so no explanation needed. In conclusion, you can blame on those who previously commit those infractions while in prisons. State prison only do what they must to avoid any contrabands into the prisons.
In what part of the US are prisoners allowed things like tablets and everything else you mentioned??
@@nickg1722 many parts. They have alot in prisons
Also, all of this information is USA only. In the UK we don't have this distinction
Yes. People who have first hand experience pretty much always greatly prefer prison.
Simple
Jail: pre-sentencing/misdemeanor sentences
Prison: post-sentence now serving state or federal time
Pretty much.
There was no reason to explain.
Robert Hartman yeah because a lot of people apparently didn’t know 🤦🏾♀️
Apparently you guys didn't read the comments from weeks ago when I posted that
Apparently you thought you had to explain to the whole comments section what the video explained.
I worked in Corrections--and I need to correct the videographer--on the State level, there are different levels: County jail, Work Camp, minimum security, medium security, maximum security and Federal Govt" (SUPERMAX). County Jail is for (as you said) misdemeanors, as well as pre-trial, post-trial, and waiting for a bed to open in a State Prison. A Camp is usually called a Labor Camp, because it is meant for shorter sentences, using work on road crews, fire crews, etc., as a way to get paroled/probated quicker. Minimum--is usually for shorter sentences (below 50 years), and for smaller crimes (A murderer, as opposed to serial murderer). Maximum--is for lifers/ death row/people too dangerous to be in general population/people who could be killed in general population. Most medium and maximum prisons have What is usually call Administrative Segregation, or Adseg--these are for inmates who commit crimes in prison; Inmates who are in danger of being attacked or killed (including convicted police/snitches/child molesters). The ONLY SuperMax in the U.S. is ADX Florence, Colorado, a Federal Penitentiary., the inmates housed there are mostly high profile/insanely dangerous guys, like El Chapo, the Unibomber, The Oklahoma City Bombers, etc.
Thanks for the information
Next: Jailbreak vs Prison-break.
Lol
It’s prison life
Roblox
Yes
Xd roblox there is prison life 2 now
Who else grew up thinking jail and prison was the same thing?
Or is it just me???
Me three
Me fourth
Me fifth
A lot of people do.
Me
1st Grade Teacher: 1+1 = 2
The Infographics Show: Is 1+1 REALLY 2?
NonLegit Nation why are you here then lol
@@user-es4vu9sf9l to laugh at the videos
Nah you’re thinking of Vsauce
NonLegit Nation what were they wrong about in this video?
@@darenmiller2218 I was about to say that 😂😂😂
As a student who lives in dormitory, it breaks my heart 3:20
No one:
The infographics show: not joining a gang can be hazardous to your health
Its true though
Diamond Princesd How it’s not gonna get you sick or make you get cancer
An individual is always more vulnerable than a member of a group
@@se7enthedge382 You can do well without a gang. I know a guy who did time in a prison and didn't join a gang, just kept to himself and didn't fw a lot of people.
TJ Bratcher - that’s analogous you saying “you can do well driving in ice/snow without chains”. Obv, but it’s still harder.
Having worked as a Correctional Officer I can say that I actually felt safer when working at a Prison than a Jail. People with long sentences often have accepted that is their home, and want it to stay relatively calm (as much as possible in a prison) It's people with short sentences who act thugish, and make problems for others. We worked 1 Officer to 128 inmates there, and I never felt safer in the prison than when in a pod full of murderers, since they knew how to do their time. This was a Medium security Prison with about 1,500 inmates to 50 Officers. We also had a minimum security complex, as well as a Max housing unit.
Salute!
I was in jail over C's hard times then. Seems like most inmates waiting be sent to prison try causes more problems and violences then short timers. This was in baxley ga. Dealt with it then left 30 days later. I knew if I would have gotten to fight I probably would have been hurt too but I would have done more time maybe assault just for defending myself.
I work as a nurse in jail, we get them straight off the street, high, off their meds, detoxing, angry, crazy as f…, I kinda wonder sometimes if working in prison would be easier…
As a CO myself I can second that. I've restricted myself to prison rather than working at a jail because by the time they hit prison they've calmed down a lot and like you said tend to accept it as their home and keep trouble to a minimum. Hello from the WVDCR
There’s a code of respect in prison… so people watch there every move and how to interact.
Just do your time, it’s not a social club!
Prison = Daniel
Jails = The cooler Daniel
?
@DMGpro Tv you are the non cool Daniel then
@DMGpro Tv yes
I’d say it’s the opposite.
@@88kanyewest88 prisons are usually more cold than jails, as well as more expanded.
Jail : Working for Stan Pines
Prison : Working for Mr. Krabs
“If you are breaking the law break a federal law”
Me:
Just don’t break the law
Mortis true dat x2
Yessss
As a radical libertarian I protest against laws I consider evil and illegitimate by committing victimless crimes as acts of civil disobedience
@@Corgi_fax ive been to jail and ill do it again, while you bootlickers huddle inside and take it
@Username duh that's the first thing you've said, you offended or something?
If you wanna break law then break federal law and not state law....
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Love the sense of humor of the speaker
Grüezi o
Federal sentences are longer
@Mentally Misunderstood thanks for your response. I am a stranger to American laws. I was just repeating the speaker in the video for humor sake. I wish the best for you and your friend. My life rules say do not break any law whether state or federal LOL
Next vid ideas
Human vs person
T-rex vs king T-rex
Police vs cops
Monkey vs gorilla
Prisoner vs inmate
Speakers vs Amplifiers
Wifi vs connection
Me vs I
Computer vs gadgets
Math vs me
Teacher vs my entitled classmate
Soccer vs football
Trump vs pumpkin
Lol
Lol this deserves more likes
..
Error
Army and Military is not the same, In the military theres 5 branch which is the Army, Airforce, CoastGuard, Marines and Navy.
Human Is Singular And People Is A Plural Form For Person.
You Should Rephrase Your Question To "Person vs Human''
chapters
0:00 Intro
0:15 Jail👹👺🥷🗾🏣🏯🎃🎎🔰
1:26 Prison🤴👸👣🐾♨🖨♑
4:01 Maximum Security🚾
5:09 Solitary🧑
flapters
0:00 Wintro
0:15 Sail⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵
1:26 Prison🌄🌅🌇🎡🎄✳🌄
4:01 Saximum Mecurity🦾
5:09 Nolitary🧑💻
Jail: fights
Prison: death
Ur profile pic scared me
@@Lauren-vf4ft *oh wow*
That profile pic though
Jail ain’t even really like that
Really just boredom
Jail: your fine
Prison: Dont go near them mean bois
One thing is not different...
*oops, I drop the soap*
*picks it up* here you go
Dont get it
T-34-85 is basically cat, he means your cheeks are gonna get clapped in either place.
And that’s the word, “clapped”
EthanC 567 but what if you squat and not bend over?
Infographic Show: So if you ever do a crime, you should commit a federal crime
Me: Or just not commit a crime at all
Kaiju Comix *sings happy birthday in public*
I think it was a joke
You commit a crime every single day. You just don't realize it.
@@dantecanto3158 What crime? And pls dont say something that you just dont like
@@Snaps12345 go to your local county jail or get on your state's statute directory. You'd be surprised
3:15 No! Please! I don't ever want to go there!
Went to jail when I was a teen for DUI. I was shocked! The pod I went to had two TVs, a juice machine, basketball room, and a guard/babysitter watching over the whole time to make sure people didnt fight. Oh and I forgot to mention Monopoly and chess. It was actually more like a day care. My biggest concern was for my friends and family outside. If I didnt have those I would actually love it there if I was homeless.
I hope you've learned your lesson. You seem like a good person.
i wennto jail one time
In prison you get ur cheecks clapped
In jail you get beat up or left alone
Saiyans Great sounds lit
@@memelord1940 what?
😂
True Blood 👏👏👏
@@scrrrjohn8114 I fell you
@@scrrrjohn8114lol
how about serve in neither of them?
Modern problems require modern solutions
@Ghost Music ah, you are a man with culture too
@@looney9105 well yes, but actually no
domt get in troublw but we all get in troulbe forom time to time
Literally always wondered this, thanks!
6:16 I would rather not commit a crime so I wouldn't have to go to neither.
Anyone can be falsely accused
@@guobaaa And wrongfully convicted.
@@dcarbs2979 mhm tell em again
@@dcarbs2979 And have an important aspect of their life criminalized. Look at the all the abortion bans coming in now.
@@user72974 Wrongful convictions can be overturned, so you are no longer criminalised, legally. You don't get the time back of course! Look at the subpostmasters in the Horizon case (UK).
Jail is like solitary. Most are 23hour lockdown I hour of rec and you have to share a cell. Jail is so so so much worse than prison for a long stay. ...FYI
“Which would you rather spend your time in?”
Ummm is house arrest on the table?
Every time I do RUclips search for something I’m curious about, Infographics has a video about it! 😎
Prison is much more relaxed and less restrictive than a county jail.
You've spent time there?
@@endrocreactive Yep
@Anthonie White Forgery.
@Anthonie White That was several years ago. I've turned my life around and am doing very well.
I’ve had inmates that didn’t want to file for a writ because they didn’t wanna be taken from our minimum security prison and sit in a jail for months to wait for a court date
You forgot about the third one:
School
School is heaven not jail???
@@lampoilropebombs0640 school is bad mate, also it's a joke.
It may sound like a jail, but once you leave it, you'll wish to go there again.
@@darklordhyper Yes because you forgot the pain
@@Snaps12345 whatever.
Thumbnail: Jail vs Prison
Me: **looks**
Also me: Can’t the Jail Guy Just Walk Past The Bars?
Lol XD.
Thanks for the tips!
Here in Germany we have so much nicer prisons and only one prison system.
what about the showers ;)
From own experience?
@@DyslexicMitochondria hahahahaha
So true
Für DEUTSCHLAND
I'd much rather serve my time in school
School is worse then jail and prison
Don’t exaggerate
@@annamusa83 Fr.
But- 1+1 is 11...
@@noor_draws 9 + 10 = 21
Infographics: Jail vs Prison- What's actually the difference?
Me: Wait...
*THERE'S A DIFFERENCE?*
I thought that too xd
Everybody I've ever talked to says they'd rather do prison than jail, at least people that have done both
I've been to jail and prison in California and here's the differences:
Jail you get nothing but 1 jumpsuit and 1 shirt and socks and underwear and you exchange it twice a week and county issued shoes.
Prison: you get alot of different types of clothes you can order Nikes or Adidas, pro clubs, hats, beanies
Jail:you get one TV in the day room (place where the phones and tables are at)
Prison: you can order your own TV and place it on your bunk, and you can also order CDs with a CD player
Jail: top ramen soups are 1.29$
Prison: top ramens are 25c
Jail has barely anything to do and prison you can get a job like a real warehouse job and you can go to vocational classes and stuff
Wow...XD.
What crimes did you commit?
what did you do
Prisons vary from state to state. I'm sure not all prisons are like that.
Me: Clicks video to learn the difference
Infographics: YOU DID THE CRIME
Me: What!
You did the crime of using the "!" after the word "what"
Snaps that’s a crime?
@@edwardbates2559 you use (!) instead of (?)
loading :v oh oh okay I get it😂
The whole life I thought jail is prison but they are slightly different Soo thanks infographics
4:45
I don't know if I'd say they "enjoy" them
”Some examples of felonies include... Assault with a deadly weapon”
Me: *Does An alligator count as a deadly weapon?*
Spotted Hyena 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Does a toaster count?
Does a butter knife count? Butter knives aren’t even sharp at all
*Is mayonnaise a **-instrument-** deadly weapon?*
*No,* @@MrGame8706 *,Mayonnaise is not **-an instrument-** a deadly weapon*
The Infographics Show your videos are awesome me and my brothers watch all your videos, are favourite videos from you are: you vs
Xavier Singh
Hehe I like the serial killer ones
@@Lauren-vf4ft same
Info graphics show: “If you break a lot make sure it’s a federal law”
Me: BrUH
Who are you
ΦΠ§¦✉️
@knoeknakno 8 you're right
Prison is WAY better than jail 💯
Freedom is better than jail or prison anyday.
While I commend you for actually discussing the differences, the fact that prisoners have many more rights than those simply in jail is not a minor point, and it can make jail far more like a supermax facility than a minimum security prison.
I thought Jail was the American word for Prison
Me the other way around
Me too
I thought they were interchangeable in spite of british/american english...
County Jail
State Prison
I love how at the end of this video they ask, "which would you rather serve your time in? Let us know"
As if someone's gonna say, "maximum security prison for sure" 🤣
Well,i feel tempted to say that i'd rather serve my time in the SHU,regardless of how people say that humans 100% go crazy without interaction,i like my chances against insanity better than my chances against Lebron at two am holding a pillow
maximum security prison please
Mad lads
I am good with freedom thank you very much! You cannot play video games in prison either lol
The worst crime ever...
Eating bagels separated
*Cream cheese has entered the chat
I was 25 when The Infographics Show published this video to RUclips on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. I should spend 25 years in prison for adding this reply tonight on Tuesday, October 20, 2020.
I do that
I eat toasted bagels, so I eat them separately
Cream cheese: helo
“Which place would you prefer to serve?” None
@@golonawailus4312 I agree too I NEVER wanna be there . I’m just gonna make sure I do what I have to do. And always ask myself :”is doing this now worth a potential consequence later .”
you actually have way more rights in prison like paying jobs and commissary they are making jail look like a paradise
It's not like they get paid much
Rosie Dumarsais Texas prisoners don’t get paid. At all.
This video thought me a lot, thanks.