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You gotta take a higher perspective. Sure maybe those murderers deserve it. But what is the net benefit to society while those murderers are in prison and after
by deltasevennine 4y ago
You gotta take a higher perspective. Sure maybe those murderers deserve it. But what is the net benefit to society while those murderers are in prison and after those murderers are released?
Ironically, research and actual events show that treating criminals with humanity actually yields a net benefit.
- xeromal 4y agoI think excluding a murderer from participating in society is a solid choice for the safety of others. Not saying it's the most perfect solution to a problem, but it is a decent solution.
- lucb1e 4y agoAnd keep them in cages indefinitely just in case the wrong person was convicted after all, or are you also for 'eye for an eye' at that point?
- deltasevennine 4y agoOh I'm not saying that they should be released. I'm asking about what's happening inside those prisons. And what happens to the prisoner after he's released from said environment. Is there a net benefit to society with the current status quo? I guess in short a better way to put it is this: Is the prisoner reformed and able to reintegrate with society?