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Wouldn't the burden of proof be on those asserting that someone who commits one violent crime needs to be put away so they won't commit more?
by s73v3r 11y ago
Wouldn't the burden of proof be on those asserting that someone who commits one violent crime needs to be put away so they won't commit more?
- tsotha 11y agoNope. You're staking out a position that's counter-intuitive, so you're the one who has to get the data ball rolling.