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Not that it matters, but most "kidnappers" are actually parents (or other close family members) and most kidnapping victims are actually children involved in ch
by UnoriginalGuy 11y ago
Not that it matters, but most "kidnappers" are actually parents (or other close family members) and most kidnapping victims are actually children involved in child custody disputes.
This doesn't change your point at all, just wanted to point out that putting "kidnappers" on the list might not be very effective.
- mburns 11y ago>just wanted to point out that putting "kidnappers" on the list might not be very effective. Not unlike how putting all "sex offenders" on the list is not effective.
- Ntrails 11y agoAll crimes of the same name are not equal. The 17 year old having (nominally) consensual sex with a 15 year old. The drunken liaison where one party was not able to consent (doesn't remember consenting, didn't, or otherwise). The breaking and entering to rape at knife point. I do not consider these equal crimes, and whilst I've no objection to legal intervention in each I think the key on is to appropriately manage the risk of re offending. Making someone's life nigh on impossible after serving time only makes them resent the system and interferes with proper re-integration into society. That's the only meaningful goal. Or it should be in my opinion.