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> because the legal/judicial system won’t have enough resources to prosecute them? If your legal system doesn't have enough resources to prosecute 90% of peopl
by antisol 2y ago
> because the legal/judicial system won’t have enough resources to prosecute them?
If your legal system doesn't have enough resources to prosecute 90% of people who are committing crimes.................................
.......................................... then maybe the state should.............................................
.................... wait for it...................................
.....................................give the legal system more resources.
(I know right, it's mindblowing, revolutionary, difficult-to-conceive stuff - I can see why nobody has thought of it before)
- wqaatwt 2y agoSo make the system (that’s already inefficient) several times more inefficient and then increase funding by a magnitude or two? Certainly seems like a reasonable option. I bet all problems could be solved using this approach. What could go wrong..
- antisol 2y agoPerhaps. I was thinking more along the lines of taking a system that isn't just or fair, and making it more just and fair. See, I wasn't really concerned very much by profitability and efficiency, more about what is good and right. Silly me, I guess.