I don't want a prison in my backyard - can we freeze criminals for 50 years?  |
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| I got this idea from watching Demolition Man again - which takes place apparently in 1996. I don't think we have the capacity to cryogenically freeze folks and then thaw them out but I bet anything if we do some research in this arena, we could eventually do it. What do you think? If we had the technology would it be a good idea? I think it would save money in the long run, no need to worry about climate control, food (in the sense of groceries), you wouldn't need a lot of space per inmate, you'd need employees but probably not as many as prisons currently employ. There'd be little chance of people killing or raping each other because they'd all be in suspended animation. Nobody could break out of prison either and begin committing crimes all over again. | | | | | |
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1. darkjedi (4347)
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4 years ago
| | Lol that would be a good thing to research, but not only just for prisoners. If we were finally able to cryogenically freeze people could be a good way to save people in accidents, freeze them take them to the hospital and then do surgery, same with soldiers. Also we could finally explore space better, cryogenically freeze people in a ship and send them to mars or other places to colonize. | | | | | | |
mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | I think it would be a great way to spend research funds - in the long run it would make things easier, less expensive, take up less space, be more environmentally friendly, extend life, wouldn't it? | | | |
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2. Sheepie (2576)
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4 years ago
| | Well, that really is an amazing thought. But think about it- they could not talk to their loved ones, make phone calls, write letters. Plus, I think it depends on if they can think. Is it as though they are asleep and don't have any count of time? Or are they thinking? Because if it's going to be as though they just close thier eyes, it gets cold, adn then they wake up ten years later, they didn't really get the consequence of feeling trapped in jail. They won't really get to feel how it feels to not be able to go to the mall or go to a baseball game. I doubt they would age either, so it would be just kind of like taking them from the present to the future. | | | | | | |
mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | I don't know what it would be like, probably like being in an induced coma? You bring up an excellent point of them not having the consequence of being in jail, yet this isn't really a consequence to some of them. Many who remain there for life will never be rehabilitated, never regret the actions that landed them in prison, meanwhile they are sitting there for years on OUR tax dollars. They don't have to worry about losing the roof over their heads, missing a meal, even having to go to work or pay bills. Sounds kinda cushy to me despite the fact that they cannot come and go as they please. I guess they wouldn't age if cryogenically frozen, I actually think that people who end up stuck in jail should age prematurely lol. | | | |
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mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | Brownouts and powerouts... ugh! It just sounded like a nice idea to prevent jail problems like beatings and killings, having to climate control and have space for all those people, provide food, etc. | | | |
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4. Gesusdid (1463)
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4 years ago
| | if they started freezing prisoners , that would make the criminals job that easier to commit crimes , whats the punishment , 100 years for killing people , no matter to the convict cause all that is , is basically a long sleep lol he'll be out just in time for his great great great grand kids b-day lol ..umm id rather freez them and break em into pieces like the ending lol | | | | | | |
mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | Hehehe.. freeze em and break em! Just like what girls do at slumber parties - freeze someone's stolen bra and then drop it on the floor. ooops!! | | | |
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5. Opal26 (14496)
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4 years ago
| | Hey mommyboo! Why should we bother ever thawing them out in that case? Why do we need to freeze them at all? Why don't we just get rid of them altogether? I don't quite understand? We don't need them! Why should we keep them or freeze them? We are better off without them totally! I'm for disposing of the permanently! Never mind thawing them out in 50 years! What good is that going to do? The will still be the same and then be a burdon on society then! So what's the point? Maybe we won't be here, but you children will. Do you want them to deal with the problem? | | | | | | |
mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | I actually agree. Someone who is in prison longterm or at least sentenced longterm - why don't they just say 'off with your head'? I think prisons are a BIG WASTE of taxpayer dollars. It makes me ill thinking that I am paying to keep a murderer or a pedophile alive in prison! Lock em up and starve em! Basically we all know that jails and prisons will continue. We aren't going to all smarten up and decide that after someone is caught and guilty that they will just be shot on sight, you know? Freezing them would just possibly take away some of the burden, so they couldn't uprise or fight or break out or injure any security or workers, so you could have fewer employees, thus reducing costs again, not have to pay to heat or cool or for a cafeteria, no more having to pay for extras like tv, teachers, janitors, nothing. I just wish they could not be a burden on society at all. If you screw up, go die lol. | | | |
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6. ginnypetree (115)
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4 years ago
| | LOL... well there would be less to worry about im sure. But my husband loves that movie. If we can do that or not.... I know when people die they request to be frozen for future cures and research or something in that order. But no one to my knowledge has came back... But no one has been alive going in either. | | | | | | |
mommyboo (4304)
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4 years ago
| | I don't think I'd be happy about being frozen, the fear of the unknown (and being potentially unfrozen at the wrong time and die anyway) is probably worse than worrying about eventual death from old age. There's just so much we don't know, and it's true that nobody has come back in the same form/dimension to give any answers. Dying is still a mystery and as such intriguing to us all. I love the demerits for bad language, on a bad day the dispensers would be out of paper within 10 minutes! | | | |
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7. mariposaman (2607)
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4 years ago
| | So the criminal does not actually do time because they are frozen. They walk into a booth and *poof* they are frozen and are thawed out 50 years later, still young and in good shape, and they would remember nothing of the time they were frozen. That is not really punishment. What they need is to be locked up in a cold jail cell and given bad food so at the end of 50 years they have been punished. 50 years frozen is not punishment. Think of another way. | | | | | | |
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8. suspenseful (19614)
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4 years ago
| | It would not be a good idea. If they were murderers, why were they not executed? And even though they were frozen and were not murderers, who knows when they discover that their wives and children have gone on, their wives have remarried and their grandchildren are the same age as they, would it not compel them to go and start killing. Besides one of the most effective methods of punishment is for the convict to realize his crime even for the years he spends in the pen and for the time before his execution. An unconscious man does not realize his sin. | | | | | | |
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9. uath13 (4698)
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4 years ago
| | You didn't pay much attention to the movie did you? What happened when they finally did thaw a prisoner out? He went on a wild killing spree. You'd just be storing them to build up for later generations to deal with. Imagine freezing & stacking up millions of prisoners & then some disaster knocks out the power & they all thaw out at once. What then? Chaos, Death & Destruction would reign as an army of psycopaths break lose. | | | | | | |
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