5:30 PM le mars 11

My Own Prison -- Creed

https://youtu.be/MXBMd-XO0Yo

[Verse 1: Scott Stapp]

Court is in session

A verdict is in

The image displays a webpage with a dark background and white text. At the top, there are browser tabs visible, including Facebook and YouTube. The main content of the image is focused on a section titled "8. Restorative Justice through Ethical Prison Labor," which is highlighted in blue. The text reads: "A second chance for those who want to change. Inmates will work toward rehabilitation, earning wages and reducing reoffending. Prison won’t be a punishment—it’ll be a path to redemption." Above this section, there is another heading titled "7. Winning the War on Crime," which states: "We’ll take criminals' money and put it where it belongs—back into healing society. Safer, legal alternatives will crush black markets, turning crime into rehabilitation. The world will follow our lead." Below the highlighted section, there is another heading titled "9. Enforcing New Social Norms," which reads: "Respect and discipline will be our new way of life. From small acts like littering to bigger responsibilities, the police will enforce public behavior that reflects our first-world aspirations. A cleaner, prouder Sri Lanka." The text is formatted in a clear, sans-serif font, with headings in a larger size than the body text. The overall layout is organized, with distinct sections separated by line breaks. The color scheme features a dark background with contrasting white text, making it easy to read. There are no images, logos, or identifiable people in the visible content. The setting appears to be a digital platform, likely a campaign or informational website.
Californie, États‑Unis Écrit, publié et conçu en Californie, États‑Unis