What even? You start out by saying 10% of people in the U.S. are in jail which is obviously not true. It's like half of one percent.

You say 75% of people are in jail for non-violent drug offenses, but ALL drug offenses add up to less than 50%, let alone nonviolent ones.

I scrolled down and saw you saying that children are separated from families at the U.S. border. That's a total false equivalency. People were really mad about Trump's policy to separate every single child from every family member, even with documented evidence to show they were related. The idea was that's such a horrible experience no parent would willingly do it. Let that sink in. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_administration_family_separation_policy

That was rescinded when the courts were about to rule that if the government separated families it had to put them back together again - and the government forgot to have any plan whatsoever to do that. The courts did rule in that way. The government STILL hasn't managed to reunite all families.