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Well it all depends on severity of the mistake. If you run someone over with a car, even if it was an accident, ther need to be consequences.
by nicodjimenez 7y ago
Well it all depends on severity of the mistake. If you run someone over with a car, even if it was an accident, ther need to be consequences.
- bovermyer 7y agoNo, it really doesn't. If you accidentally run someone over with a car, then there was definitely a failure of something, but it wasn't a moral failing. Punishment should never be used when correcting the underlying problem will have a more lasting positive impact. In the car example, what do you think would be better - jailing the person who drove the car, or developing systems to prevent future such accidents?