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Sorry, but this makes no sense whatsoever. We don't convict people of crimes based on the category of people they target.
by hyperbovine 8y ago
Sorry, but this makes no sense whatsoever. We don't convict people of crimes based on the category of people they target.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoI fear you've misunderstood. People often murder because of who the victim is, but they sexually attack because of what the person is. There are contradictions both ways, however. For example, a rapist attacks a man they met at a club, generally that's because they're looking for a body to use sexually. There are lots of people with those bodies. When they leave prison they can still find many bodies to use sexually; the chance of recidivism is relatively high. A woman kills her partner after years of abuse, when she leaves prison that person no longer exists and she's unlikely to ever be in a similar situation. The chance of recidivism is relatively low. TLDR You can't murder the same person again; you can assault another person who fits a general profile.
- Chris2048 8y agoYou've chosen very different examples: "A woman kills her partner after years of abuse" Are you justifying murder? Why wouldn't the woman kill another partner?