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One might make the argument that people unable to control violent impulses should be separated from society (jailed) just as much as someone with malicious inte
by dahfizz 7y ago
One might make the argument that people unable to control violent impulses should be separated from society (jailed) just as much as someone with malicious intent.
It depends on your view of the justice system. Is it punishment against the guilty? Is it protection for society? Is it rehabilitation for those who have lost their way?
In reality, it's a mix of all of that. But regardless, I don't think we should allow a person to continue to commit violent acts against the innocent just because "it's not their fault". Maybe jail isn't the right answer, but something should still be done in that case. Maybe they should get shipped to a mental hospital with the rest of the so called "criminally insane"?