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That's a pretty disturbing concept of justice

• st3v3r 11y ago
  Why? This guy has, time and again, harassed this person after being asked to stop. He has shown that he does not care to follow the rules of civilized society.
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  • ank_the_elder 11y ago
    So there's no hope for his rehabilitation? I hardly think so. You also seem to believe that prisons exist merely to punish rather than deter and/or rehabilitate - which, incidentally, reveals the most cursory of understandings of the penal system.
    • st3v3r 11y ago
      No, I am very much in favor of rehabilitation over punishment. However, there are people who don't respond to that. I believe this guy is one of them. 12 years, and he didn't stop? That's not someone who's interested in rehabilitation.
  • rifung 11y ago
    > He has shown that he does not care to follow the rules of civilized society. I think it's much more likely he's mentally ill and doesn't understand them.
    • st3v3r 11y ago
      I think that's a convenient excuse. I mean, these are not deep, intricate, complex social rules we're talking about.