Ubuntu – Delete directory indirectly inside of itself

I have a directory inside itself. How do I delete it.

~/.local/share/Trash/files$ ls devices/
reg-dummy
~/.local/share/Trash/files$ ls devices/reg-dummy/
subsystem
~/.local/share/Trash/files$ ls devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/
devices

Also

~/.local/share/Trash/files$ find devices/ | head -n 20
devices/
devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices
devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/reg-dummy

Also, although my brain can't solve the halting problem, it appears that sudo rm -rf devices goes on forever without producing output.

~/.local/share/Trash/files$ sudo rm -rf devices
^C~/.local/share/Trash/files$

Same thing for perl -e 'use File::Path qw(remove_tree); remove_tree("$ENV{HOME}/.local/share/Trash/files/devices")'.
Same thing for du -s devices/. Same thing for du -sch ~/.local/share/Trash/
Other commands

$ cd ~/.local/share/Trash/files/devices/reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/
$ ls -ldi 
8131921 drwxr-xr-x 3 theking theking 4096 Mar 17 19:43 .
$ cd reg-dummy/subsystem/devices/
$ ls -dli
8131926 drwxr-xr-x 3 theking theking 4096 Mar 17 19:43 .


$ find .local/share/Trash/files/ -maxdepth 1 -delete
find: cannot delete `.local/share/Trash/files/devices': Directory not empty
find: cannot delete `.local/share/Trash/files/': Directory not empty

I don't want it stuck in my trash forever!

Note: I was making a crude backup of a computer by simply using scp, and but I ran out of space and then this happened.