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If we can't safely imprison people, absolutely. Do you believe that someone who committed murder deserves to be held against their will in an unsafe environmen
by _heimdall 2y ago
If we can't safely imprison people, absolutely.
Do you believe that someone who committed murder deserves to be held against their will in an unsafe environment?
My point isn't that prisons must be completely safe and nothing could ever go wrong. They should, though, be on par with the relative safety of the world outside prison walls.
- pixxel 2y ago[dead]
- beretguy 2y ago> Do you believe that someone who committed murder deserves to be held against their will in an unsafe environment? Absolutely. Give them what they want. Give them a taste of their own medicine. If they don't want to be civilized - don't give them civility.
- bitshiftfaced 2y agoThe hazard rate of a violent act is much higher among violent offenders, and it would be inhumane to put everyone in solitary confinement, even if you could afford it. Therefore, a prison containing violent offenders will never be as safe as the overall outside population.