Originally posted by TheMonkey
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It's alright lads he's sorry
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Sounds good. Also, automatic execution for the second offence.Will work inside IR35. Or for food. -
1: You should only use the justice system to ensure the guilty culprit is correctly identified
2: Once the system has administered the slap on the wrist then you should enact your own ‘natural justice' as the aggrieved partyHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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In one country they decided to crack down on rapes, so they made it capital offence and were executing those convited. Guess what? Women who were unfortunate to get raped started getting killed, because it made no difference in terms of sentence - both death, so rapists figured they are better off not leaving alive witnesses.Originally posted by TheMonkeyI'll solve that. Every prisoner should be stuck into a queue about 6 people long based on the severity of their crime. If they run out of space on the queue, then the person at the top (most severe) should be executed.Comment
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