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Completely understand where you are coming from. However if they had fines that ruin them, then wouldn't they be in the position of having nothing to lose and
by happymellon 4y ago
Completely understand where you are coming from.
However if they had fines that ruin them, then wouldn't they be in the position of having nothing to lose and becoming a repeat offender?
The punishment would have to be off-putting without being motivation of offend again. But as we see with business fraud it happens all the time and decades of jail time don't deter.
- mecha_ghidorah 4y agoYeah that's a valid point. It definitely shouldn't put them in a situation where they need to depend on crime because they have nothing left to lose. I'm just suggesting that there is a line to walk and for a lot of this white collar crime I think harsher punishments probably would act as a deterrent, as opposed to drug/violence/petty offenses where making them harsher than what we have already isn't likely to deter much