Originally posted by Lucy
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Do you not think that has something to do with the fact that prison is a soft option these days and hardened criminals have no fear of doing time? What would you suggest - education? Good idea but start it at age 5 not when they are 42 and serving their 3rd sentence for bashing some poor little old lady over the head! -
What if prison became like 5 star hotels?
24 hr room service, top chefs, entertainment, every possible luxury, would your loss or liberty still be the deterent?Comment
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I really don't know, but I have been on the outskirts of the criminal justice system and I do know that the same people just get worse and worse everytime they go in and out of prison. They also seem to think they have nothing worthwhile to contribute, so 'what the hell'.Originally posted by John GaltDo you not think that has something to do with the fact that prison is a soft option these days and hardened criminals have no fear of doing time? What would you suggest - education? Good idea but start it at age 5 not when they are 42 and serving their 3rd sentence for bashing some poor little old lady over the head!Comment
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**********Looney liberal tree hugging wimmin alert**************Originally posted by LucyPrison clearly doesn't work.
The re-offending rate is something like 70%.
It is a much more complex issue than simply 'locking them up'. It's an outdated solution.
Are you the type of female that ends up marrying a convicted murderer?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Are you offering ?Originally posted by Troll**********Looney liberal tree hugging wimmin alert**************
Are you the type of female that ends up marrying a convicted murderer?Comment
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So you think if we could just make them feel good about themselves they would stop reoffending? The only way to stop the current downward spiral is to educate children that certain behaviour is unacceptable and has consequences and the worse the behaviour the worse the consequences. These days there is no incentive for anyone to behave, no real punishment for those who misbehave or, later in life, break the law and there is no discipline. To a certain extent I am sure that much crime is caused because the perpetrators have no self-respect or no sense of self-worth but much of it is caused by greed, spite and the 'its not fair' attitude that seems so prevalent at the momentOriginally posted by LucyI really don't know, but I have been on the outskirts of the criminal justice system and I do know that the same people just get worse and worse everytime they go in and out of prison. They also seem to think they have nothing worthwhile to contribute, so 'what the hell'.Comment
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Remember, tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime.
Speeding motorists are the only real crims.
Everyone else is just a misguided soul who needs a bit of Opera to cheer them up.
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Which isn't changed by long sentences surrounded by similar types. I'm not saying I know what the answer is. It might have something more to do with children not being parented well, but how do you fix that ?Comment
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Awww bless.... so what is society said 'what the hell'Originally posted by LucyI really don't know, but I have been on the outskirts of the criminal justice system and I do know that the same people just get worse and worse everytime they go in and out of prison. They also seem to think they have nothing worthwhile to contribute, so 'what the hell'.
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Re-introduced the death sentance
Only released paedos to society with a large red P tattoed on their forheads
Operated a 2 strikes policy - i.e. thieves would have a hand amputated on the second offenceHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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