I think he means "demonization" but it's a really interesting typo.
That makes a lot more sense. I was really confused and wondering if we had veered off into YouTube territory. Although, there is still an argument to be had about felons are monetized because private prisons make money off of it. Hmm...
Stupid work computer is always correcting my spelling without me noticing. Back at home now on a machine that actually works (linux).
The process of taking dollar-valued felons into the human sphere is truly demonizing.
Probably meant something akin to 'demon-ization'.
Felons have trouble getting jobs. Demonetization may have been the intended word.
That would assume felons were ever "monetized".
I mean, plenty are (of the Wall Street kind), but we're far from demonetizing them.
The private prison system is, in many cases, state-sanctioned slavery. Prisoners are very definitely monetized — and not just by the $15/minute phone calls to their loved ones.
Private prisons monetize prisoners, so releasing someone is demonetization. (I joke ... sort of.)