Message from @.B

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2018-11-30 23:48:09 UTC  

those who murdered the farmers still roam there

2018-11-30 23:48:26 UTC  

death would be better than giving them to the crazies down there

2018-11-30 23:48:42 UTC  

although, we could sick murders on places we don't like.

2018-11-30 23:48:52 UTC  

i can see both sides of the argument. i agree that to the innocent the loss of freedom for decades is torture. and yeah you cant undo an execution so no answer is perfect

2018-11-30 23:49:21 UTC  

exile is really the only preferred solution

2018-11-30 23:49:26 UTC  

What if we just... Improved our prisons?

2018-11-30 23:49:32 UTC  

we could do that

2018-11-30 23:49:34 UTC  

improved them how?

2018-11-30 23:49:46 UTC  

i am for improving them yeah

2018-11-30 23:49:55 UTC  

but then society needs to determine if it is willing to forgive.

2018-11-30 23:49:58 UTC  

currently it is not.

2018-11-30 23:50:09 UTC  

get jailed for anything, good luck finding work

2018-11-30 23:50:31 UTC  

even innocent, you still ahve to say yes. and if they find out you are lying, good bye.

2018-11-30 23:50:33 UTC  

It's harder, but it's hardly a death sentence... Especially compared to a death sentence.

2018-11-30 23:51:04 UTC  

you know how many people we send back to jail because selling dope was the only way for them to earn a living?

2018-11-30 23:51:16 UTC  

some of them we even FINE for having been in jail

2018-11-30 23:51:19 UTC  

@Grenade123 we have something here in the UK called the "rehabilitation of offenders act" the TL:Dr is that for minor crimes after a set period of non offending you do not have to declare the crime except for certain exempt jobs like child care

2018-11-30 23:51:23 UTC  

The only way?

2018-11-30 23:51:27 UTC  

they server their debt to society, and we go "now pay us back"

2018-11-30 23:52:20 UTC  

the conviction is considered "spent"

2018-11-30 23:52:21 UTC  

sorry I can't think of rehabilitation as something serious, as the left tries to make sure that anyone that disagrees with them have no right to have a job

2018-11-30 23:52:23 UTC  

what do you mean "even innocent"

2018-11-30 23:52:49 UTC  

Is it not possible that society would be more accepting of former convicts if we improved our rehabilitation systems and convicts were better to integrate?

2018-11-30 23:53:00 UTC  

@taekahn if you are found wrongly convicted

2018-11-30 23:53:08 UTC  

Ah

2018-11-30 23:53:21 UTC  

You can get an expungement in that case though

2018-11-30 23:53:32 UTC  

Then you don't have to say yes

2018-11-30 23:53:34 UTC  

Seems like a self feeding cycle. Convicts have poor chances because of society's opinions of them -> they break the law again to thrive -> society has reason to have bad opinions of them

2018-11-30 23:53:38 UTC  

@Schedrevka depends, what if society is the reason we haven't improved it yet?

2018-11-30 23:53:48 UTC  

it is a self feeding cycle

2018-11-30 23:54:04 UTC  

Then change has to be made over time.

2018-11-30 23:54:20 UTC  

but running on the platform of "allow thieves to work in your shop" isn't a popular one.

2018-11-30 23:54:31 UTC  

But saying "this shit is too difficult let's just mercy kill them" is hardly a step in the right direction if you ask me

2018-11-30 23:54:46 UTC  

"Let the drunk driver who killed a kid drive a big rig!"

2018-11-30 23:54:49 UTC  

because the odds alone of them being thieves again are quite high

2018-11-30 23:55:00 UTC  

I don't know, Trump seems to be doing pretty well with his support for that prison reform list

2018-11-30 23:55:05 UTC  

yes.... but that is also partly due to our system

2018-11-30 23:55:16 UTC  

although more true of people in for drug charges

2018-11-30 23:56:12 UTC  

i mean, if you are arrested for drug dealing, then kicked out on your ass with nothing but still know all your contacts, is that a surprise? You don't have much options. Even if you only do it short term to get your feet back under you, if you get caught, you are done.

2018-11-30 23:56:20 UTC  

you are all raising good points on this. I really believe "better 10 guilty go free than one innocent goes to jail" that said im not anti the death penalty. its a tough one

2018-11-30 23:57:10 UTC  

People in jail have plenty of free time on their hands.
If they waste it and then try to figure out what to do with their life *after* jail, isn't that on them?