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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
Round and round we go making reasons to do nothing something we in the UK have become experts at we see a problem and debate it to death until the point where there should be some action then we find another excuse and debate that and so on and so on. While all the time the cause of this problem that segment of society that feels it has a right to do whatever it wants to whoever it wants goes about doing exactly that laughing at us all for being so completely ineffective at stopping them. Oneday you will wake up after pondering the rights of all these people and find that one person you care about has been their latest victim.
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Pardon,
I have suggested a change, a change to make prisons a place to be feared and which most of the rights of the prisoner are thrown out of the window. What would you rather have done? Your convicted therefore you either die or live with no rights forever more. Punish the person but give them a chance if they can work under the harsh rules of the prison they serve there sentence and are released, if they rebel against the rules they are kept inside. If after there release they re-offend make the punishment worse, longer/life sentence in which they work and contribute to society but are isolated from it.
The costs for this are minimal as the prisoners are paying for themselves, if they arn't willing to pay for there own upkeep they die, that is the choice, that is a choice that most of mankind has to make. Sentences arn't reduced for good behaviour, you do the crime you do the time. You are only released when you can follow the rules and have served your punishment.