> Wouldn't a lifetime ban on all white-collar work suffice? And being forced to pay anything he makes over a certain threshold to his victims? The administrati

> Wouldn't a lifetime ban on all white-collar work suffice? And being forced to pay anything he makes over a certain threshold to his victims? The administration fees to monitor and enforce all that wouldn't be cheaper for the state. > what's the point of putting him in prison. To keep him from scamming more people, since zebras don't change their stripes. Especially desperate ones that would be prevented from working white-collar jobs and forced to pay restitution from what they make at other legitimate jobs. And as others have already said, a deterrent. > Do we really, as a society, need revenge? No, but his victims do. > more humane for him Oh, poor baby he is.