The price rise hit prisoners seeking bottled water as temperatures eclipse the 100 degree mark in unairconditioned facilities. The state vendor asked to raise the price and two state agencies signed off.
You’re right and wrong. For nonviolent offenses you’re right. For offenses where there actually isn’t a victim (drugs, prostitution, etc) you’re definitely right. But for violent offenders, rapists, murderers, chomos, I don’t agree. I don’t want them near me and honestly I don’t care to rehabilitate them. If they’re guilty beyond a doubt, for those crimes, might be better to take them behind the chemical shed and put a bullet in their head. But, we can be convinced of guilt and be wrong, so jail is a good compromise.
You’re right and wrong. For nonviolent offenses you’re right. For offenses where there actually isn’t a victim (drugs, prostitution, etc) you’re definitely right. But for violent offenders, rapists, murderers, chomos, I don’t agree. I don’t want them near me and honestly I don’t care to rehabilitate them. If they’re guilty beyond a doubt, for those crimes, might be better to take them behind the chemical shed and put a bullet in their head. But, we can be convinced of guilt and be wrong, so jail is a good compromise.
Jail is much less humane than the death penalty, even for someone wrongfully convicted imo.
Prostitution doesn’t have victims?
Excuse me what
“Bodily autonomy” means what it says on the box.