[Tax-chick]

"In a prison they may torture your body; but they do not torture your brains; and they protect you against outrage and violence from your fellow prisoners. In a school you have none of these advantages."

Wasn't true in Shaw's day, and it isn't true now. Other than that ...

[Loud Mime]

Well, each to varying points. But I like how Shaw described schools.

In SUPERMAX they are quite well protected from each other. But in the Cumberland Penitentiary Riot in New Mexico, the degree of outrage and violence surprised the most hardened of the LE types.