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The Big Friday Debate.
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Our Penal System:
Too harsh or too lenient?
And how would YOU amend it to reduce crime in this country?
Too harsh or too lenient?
And how would YOU amend it to reduce crime in this country?
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So effectively "quarantining" society's most heinous criminals? That would work in two ways....
They are far away from the rest of humanity, and as such, unable to endanger the public.
Also, less money would be spent on protecting the criminals and ensuring that their "human rights" aren't breached.
They are far away from the rest of humanity, and as such, unable to endanger the public.
Also, less money would be spent on protecting the criminals and ensuring that their "human rights" aren't breached.
Out source it to places like Thailand?
Thailand is one of the most beautiful places on earth why would we want to taint this paradise? Just to keep our own miserable little country clean? Lol, we done that before remember all those criminals we sent to that "Hellhole" Australia? We thought we were being clever and now they're in the sun whilst we're stuck here. If we're going to start sending criminals to destinations like Thailand then Im going to start committing crime!
Thailand is one of the most beautiful places on earth why would we want to taint this paradise? Just to keep our own miserable little country clean? Lol, we done that before remember all those criminals we sent to that "Hellhole" Australia? We thought we were being clever and now they're in the sun whilst we're stuck here. If we're going to start sending criminals to destinations like Thailand then Im going to start committing crime!
Do I detect a little provocation in your answer No Mercy? - whilst not perfect our legal system is as good as you'll get - yes it's open to abuse and mistakes but nothings perfect. I think sentencing is far too lenient and I think in mates shouldn't have it so cushy inside. As for their human rights - think they have forfeited their right to that when they broke the law.
Where does the idea thatThailand would want or accept these people come from, its ridiculous.
There are hundreds of unihabited islands surrounding this country, build a giant prison that has self contained cells, and throw them in thier, no community, no social interaction and charge any one who wants to see them £1k per boat trip to get thier.
There are hundreds of unihabited islands surrounding this country, build a giant prison that has self contained cells, and throw them in thier, no community, no social interaction and charge any one who wants to see them £1k per boat trip to get thier.
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Salla... I once had my skull fractured by a shoplifter when I was in business. I caught her with 12 items (I only actually recovered 11, for some reason). She grabbed my ear and headbutted me. During the struggle, a police officer sat in his car, watching the whole thing unfold, making no attempt to come to my assistance. Members of the public stood there and watched. The resulting bruising down my face was horrendous. Then it transpired that she'd been arrested 13 times that year for shoplifting. Had the courts not slapped her wrists and turned her over so many times, I may not have ended up with those injuries.
Laughably, the CICA kindly informed me that my injuries were not severe enough to warrant any amount of compensation, even at the lowest tariff. Though I daresay my attacker had all the help she needed when she was finally incarcerated.
Laughably, the CICA kindly informed me that my injuries were not severe enough to warrant any amount of compensation, even at the lowest tariff. Though I daresay my attacker had all the help she needed when she was finally incarcerated.
