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Wait, so you think maybe 1/13th of the max punishment (1 year in prison) is a reasonable punishment for writing things in chalk on private property? If we're t
by dlss 13y ago
Wait, so you think maybe 1/13th of the max punishment (1 year in prison) is a reasonable punishment for writing things in chalk on private property?
If we're talking community service, repaying the cost of cleanup, or that sort of thing I agree with you... if we're talking about taking away years of someone's life I'm really confused.
- jpablo 13y agoI think judges usually do escalated punishment. I don't any prison time would be fair time at this point. Maybe paying for cleaning all the damage and doing some community service (he did it 13 times in a lapse of 6months). Then if he goes and does it again, maybe prison time will discourage him for doing it again? I don't see him as a political protester, but as equal to someone painting gang signs.
- redblacktree 13y ago> I don't see him as a political protester, but as equal to someone painting gang signs. Really? Even though his message is quite political? The idea that huge banks are destructive to our economy certainly seems to be a political idea to me.
- wheaties 13y agoHe never said anything about any jail sentence being reasonable. He just said 13yrs is unreasonable.
- dlss 13y ago> He never said anything about any jail sentence being reasonable. He just said 13yrs is unreasonable. 1. It sounds like GP thinks jail is reasonable based on "I sure would like them to be arrested and given a good punishment so they won't do it again." 2. He actually didn't say that 13 years was unreasonable, he just said that it was unlikely