Radical?
@therealanthony (483)
Caracas, Venezuela
June 12, 2020 5:00pm CST
Is it very radical to want justice to be according to crime? Because I personally think that this should be the case, I mean that perhaps the penalties already established do not represent much for the climatic. And I would suggest at least to thieves, remove hands, murderers, apply the same recipe, rapists, do the same to them, because spending years locked up does not correct them, it only worsens their psychological condition.
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@ExplorewtMe (6332)
• Nairobi, Kenya
12 Jun 20
Do you really think it should work like this?
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
12 Jun 20
I would take it as a possibility for extreme crimes, we know that there are many psychopaths on the loose.
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@Mike197602 (15504)
• United Kingdom
13 Jun 20
@therealanthony it is true there are many psychopaths on the loose but they don't all kill people or even commit any crime whatsoever.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
@Mike197602 We are talking about those who commit crimes
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
13 Jun 20
Your suggestions is good but government not accepting those. But I strongly support your punishment for rapist.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
It seems to be a strong topic for everyone, many do not accept it.
@Shavkat (141906)
• Philippines
14 Jun 20
@therealanthony We hope that they will turn to a new leaf. It may happen though.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
The time will come when there is no more space, or they run away.
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@jayanth_77 (7179)
• India
13 Jun 20
Yes instant justice is required. no point in putting a person behind bars for 20- 25 years.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
Exactly, and that way perhaps we could avoid future crimes, frightening others who have such intentions.
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@Lakshman15 (2662)
• India
13 Jun 20
I think it take long time to accept those punishment by government. I am also need like those punishment for rapist.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
That should be discussed in a congress, but human rights protect criminals and abusers.
@Shauibee (610)
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13 Jun 20
I think in general the law provides a chance for the convicts to repent and change for good. Their time in prison is like a cleansing process. It will give them time to think over about their life. If they show a good behavior they can be subject for parole. I don't know how your justice system works in your place. These are just my thoughts.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
I agree with that, maybe giving them a chance, if they don't change their behavior then they have no other way out.
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@therealanthony (483)
• Caracas, Venezuela
13 Jun 20
@Shauibee You are not understanding me, mercy is not an option in this century.
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@Fa_Maverick (9491)
• Australia
13 Jun 20
Eye for an eye leaves everyone blind... If you murder a murderer you are no better than them... Some rapists have been assaulted, abused or raped themselves doing that to them again isn't necessarily going to make them stop... Some people can't be straightened out that is true but that is no reason to kill and maim them... Killing is not justice
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@Fa_Maverick (9491)
• Australia
14 Jun 20
@therealanthony if they keep doing it put them back in jail.
