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It honestly doesn’t matter what the crime or the age is. The fact that we respond by spending years producing socially disabled people, and then send them back
by loorinm 9y ago
It honestly doesn’t matter what the crime or the age is. The fact that we respond by spending years producing socially disabled people, and then send them back out into the world... How can this be happening. In whose interest can this possibly be?
- draugadrotten 9y agoIndeed many of the victims and their relatives would say that these criminals should be kept locked up, for the protection of others and the betterment of the world. A punishments primary purpose is not to produce socially great people, the punishment is meant to, you know, punish as well as be fair, and protect others.
- Fnoord 9y agoThe intend is quite clear. The problem is that this makes rehabilitation more difficult which in turn leads to recidive. Back in the 90s (when I looked into this cause it was part of political standpoints by politicians in my country) both the general public and behavioural science was on the fence whether longer punishments or shorter punishments with a focus on rehabilitation worked better. A quick search on DDG showed news articles and studies arguing both ways.
- rhizome 9y agoIndeed many of the victims and their relatives would say that these criminals should be kept locked up, for the protection of others and the betterment of the world Which is why they aren't the ones who decide sentencing.