What would be a better alternative for Death Penalty for Murderers, Rapists, Pedophiles?
What would actually work and deter people from doing such crimes? I fear that these people doesn't fear death at all, as its expected, its too fast and final, what I do believe however, is that these people fear living, living in such a disadvantage that they would rather die than to face such punishment.
and the way to achieve that is to put a Criminal under constructive surgery;
>knock criminal out >give him breast implants >give him plastic surgery to look more feminine >cut his dick off and replace with a hole
I doubt most people would want to go to prison for life looking like that
I don't know about you but we have laws against cruel and unusual punishment here because the courts oftentimes get it wrong.
I can't imagine anything more vile than a society that forcibly castrates and transgenderizes an innocent man.
Daniel Green
You've been reading a lot of trap fantasies haven't you.
Jacob Collins
I would agree but no one is innocent.
Elijah Wood
You have to be 18 to post here.
Caleb Murphy
You're a sick fuck, aren't you mate?
Jose King
I see your subtle "kill an-caps" propaganda Red.
Gabriel Long
When I was a child after learning about Hitler in school I though to myself that a punishment for the likes of him should be to have his limbs amputated, be blinded, and deafened.
>Do they think about the cruelty of what they do to their victims.
This logic is stupid, the state is supposed to stand on a higher moral ground because it is built on a set of principles. It's not its job to replicate the depravity of some wicked individual. Still I'm all for capital punishment for murder and rape but provided the state can prosecute to a reasonable degree of certainty and not leave defendants' fate to what money they can gather.
Brandon Myers
Iran provides up to 40% of the cost of sexual reassignment surgery for those found guilty of homosexuality and wanting to avoid incarceration or execution.
Dylan Murphy
Yeah, user. Make every rapist kill their victim on top of raping him/her because of the added punishment.
Nolan Fisher
the sex offender registry and death penalty and many other punishments have not shown to be any form f deterrent in America.
this shows that punishment doesn't work. The next phase in corrections is to return to the treatment model which failed in the early 20th century due to overcrowding and lack of funding.
Incarceration as a punishment is fairly new...only ~250 years old. Before that incarceration was just beiig held in a jail until the trial ann punishment ould be conducted.
Now, the US has the largest prison population per capita on Earth. We use solitary confinement which is incredibly detrimental to mental health...I don't get it. After X years you're going to let these people out, but they make little effort to correct the behavior...they just punish hoping to deter but then fuck their lives up so bad that reoffense is inevitable...
also, sex offens reoffending is actually only 5-7%, 2nd lowest after murder, yet politicians use probation and registry violations to make it 60+% to justify the registrt...no other criminall type is forced to register
Ian Williams
Acts of pedophilia are inherently statutory rape thus rapists you htuckhyuckhyuckaltually reduntardist. And murderers are inherently involuntary, so they are all guilty of involuntarism. Essentially all crime all space and time underlying juris.
Austin Sanders
>collegse swimmer rapes unconscious woman behind a bar…gets out in 6 months. >Man in NM caught with CP, catches 5 years per image for like 130 year sentence.
having a picture is more illeg than raping a person..
Jonathan Nelson
>Death Penalty for
>Murderers Justified
>Rapists Not justified, they should be raped as a punishment
>Pedophiles That's a sexual orientation, not a crime Those who raped children may deserve death (as treating them as regular rapists wouldnt be enough)
Julian Smith
Thanks for reminding us Jews are sociopathic.
Thomas Myers
>an eye for an eye meme
Adam Butler
so what is the point of the criminal "justice" system? should we just rename it the criminal retribution system? because that's all it is. Punishment. Justice never harms, it's goal is to improve
Gabriel Martin
What? Plenty of cases in places like Texas of some wetback Juan convicted of breaking into a trailer and raping and murdering their victim. Obviously the perpetrators think of getting away with it when they commit the crimes and they're only caught after police investigations and forensics.
Samuel Cruz
>statutory rape Is that some kind of sex with midgets?
Alexander Green
No, people in for Life and the Death Penalty should be given to laboratories for use as lab rats. Goddamn hippies have illegalized testing on apes, but this way, we can get valuable data and conduct punishment, all at once!
Oliver Adams
Justice means retribuition
>muh criminal rights
Ian Collins
hope you're trolling, but no.
statutory= by law (statute)
so agreed sex between an 18yo and a 16yo in most states is rape by law because the statutes say that that relationship can't be consentual
Tyler Peterson
Even from a deterministic point of view your outlook is fucked
>Let me use this bunch of test subjects without any similarity in life styles between them
Gabriel Cook
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Ayden Sanders
It's not like their aren't tons of people who'd qualify who'd have similar life styles. Also, not all experiments require them. I mean, seeing if a brain can survive in a stomach doesn't really need a regulated life-style, does it?
Kayden Gonzalez
no, that's revenge not justice.
what about the Buffalo bike path rapist? A man was wrongly convicted and spent like 20 years in prison. Can you fathom that?
conveniently (with lour shitty trial by jury system where idiots can be jurors) there is no retribution for the govt that fucked this guys life p other than they owe the man some money...
Jaxson Rodriguez
Justice = what's just Having the things you inflicted on others inflicted on you is just This meme that justice = rehabilitation must end Rehabilitation is a cultural marxist alternative to justice
Logan Hernandez
Btw, your exemple of justice miscarriage is unrelated to your argument The fact that justice can make mistake doesn't change the fact that justice means revenge By your logic, we may as well abolish justice totally since risking to send innocents to prison is awful
Nicholas Fisher
whatevrr happened to "not stooping to their level?"
You can't very well claim the moral high ground by inflicting the same crime on the perpetrator that he commtted...You make yourself a criminal and set a poor "do as I say, not as I do" example.
and what abut people without mens rea? Would you murder a mentally challenged person because he accidentlly murdered someone?
How do you punish felony drug possession/distribution??
Christopher Walker
>Murderers Only if they kill men
>Pedophiles Yes
>Rapists No
Luke Bennett
>this is what seculars actually believe
Matthew Turner
Tbh there is nothing wrong with murder, pedophilia, and rape.
Daniel Cruz
Voluntary capital punishment. So they either spend a the rest of their lives in jail or they can choose to get executed.
Henry Adams
death penalty as a deterrent never works because crimes are motivated by: a) passion b) apathy toward the punishment c) confidence that they won't be caught
for situation a, a crime of passion means that in the heat of the moment a person who kills somebody is too emotional to rationally think about the consequence of their actions, even if it's the death penalty. ex) man comes home to a cheating spouse that he loved dearly, in response to the grief he grabs a handgun and shoots the spouse and the man she is cheating with.
for situation b, it means that it wouldn't matter what happened to them, all they care about is obtaining the results of their actions. the fact that they'll be killed after means nothing to them. ex) mans daughter gets raped, man kills the rapist several weeks later after planning to get him or die trying
for situation c, it means that the punishment does not matter at all because they believe they won't get caught and therefore what kind of punishment they'd receive is irrelevant. ex) group of men meticulously plan out a murder and escape, and if it went well they would never be caught. the escape plan goes poorly, and all of them is caught and put to death, but even with that risk in mind they still committed the murder.
death penalty as a deterrent for crime is laughably ineffective.
Adrian Wilson
t. Oskar Dirlewanger
James Sanders
Tell me what kind of experiment doesn't need control on the test subjects. Your experiment doesn't really demonstrate anything.
Jonathan Evans
>whatevrr happened to "not stooping to their level?"
The realization that crime increased under this retarded principle
Also, until we know what there is after death, the only fair punishment for murder is death sentence Because if death is worse than life in prison, then it isn't enough a punishment, and if isn't then the punishment is too harsh
William Sanders
>You can't very well claim the moral high ground by inflicting the same crime on the perpetrator that he commtted.
Moral is a spook And even if it wasn't, yes you can claim the moral high ground Killing is immoral unless you kill someone who killed someone who didn't kill, the end Basically, murdering someone "innocent" (aka who never murdered anyone) results in losing your statut of human being and thus removes the immorality of killing you
Hunter Bennett
>Moral is a spook Can you avoid throwing around ideas you have no understanding of
When engaged in a moral debate (the law is the government's interpretation of morality) you can't just throw in an idea that dismisses it all, it's simply illogical
Also what you say in the rest of your post is simply false, an act is not justified by the previous acts of the victim, because then logically your acts should justify someone else's actions onto you which continues in a cycle. Essentially, believing the "eye for an eye" morality means everyone can become a potential victim so long as they wish to engage in punishing others.
Regardless of what you think, a human still has certain rights despite any actions he may have committed.
Logan Williams
>logic is good because memes
Camden Ward
>an act is not justified by the previous acts of the victim Then stop jailing criminals
>because then logically your acts should justify someone else's actions onto you which continues in a cycle. Essentially, believing the "eye for an eye" morality means everyone can become a potential victim so long as they wish to engage in punishing others. Which isn't a problem as long as only proportionated retaliation is allowed If someone cucked you, you can cuck him, if someone killed someone, you can kill him. He who breaks the proportionate retalition principle (ex: murders someone who cucked him) gets punished by Justice proportionally (in our exemple, he gets death sentence)
Samuel Rivera
Jailing criminals is not done out of spite, it's an act that aims to rehabilitate them and prevent future crimes, for both their own good and the good of everyone else
A punishment done out of spite or cruelty is a crime in itself
Ethan Young
>Jailing criminals is not done out of spite, it's an act that aims to rehabilitate them and prevent future crimes, for both their own good and the good of everyone else
That's a meme recently invented by leftards Jail as always existed, as a lighter punishment than death sentence, for lighter crimes Stop living in the sweet world of MLP and you'll understand that the main aim and meaning of justice is vengeance, preventing further crimes being the second aim and rehabilitation not being an aim at all except in extreme leftist hellholes like Scandinavia
Bentley Johnson
>first world country with harshest punishments has highest crime rates of first world countries >country with most lenient punishments has one of the lowest crime rates really activates my almonds
Josiah Hall
>>first world country with harshest punishments has highest crime rates of first world countries Singapore actually has very little crime. What are you on about?
Lucas Williams
>country with most lenient punishments has one of the lowest crime rates
I see you haven't visited Sweden recently Rape capital of the world
Camden Evans
read about the Louisiana state prison known as the Farm.
the worst scum in the state is sent there. middle of the swamp and one side is the Mississippi River. they work all day int he farm fields with no draft animals or mechanization. no fences because the swamp and river are dangerous enough to keep them in.
Jonathan Roberts
>implying people beyond edgy teens care about vengeance >extreme leftist hellholes like Scandinavia literally communist ethiopia oecdbetterlifeindex.org/countries/sweden/
Oliver Walker
>implying people beyond edgy teens care about vengeance
Says the sheltered NEET who never had anything bad happen to him or his loved ones
Jackson Flores
Dem Swedish safety data though Worse off than third world Spain
Robert Miller
I say we go over the top torture. Things like The rack, The Boats, and drawn and quartered would put a lot of this to an end.
Tyler Long
>Sexual orientation And they said the slippery slope was a meme! I wish Rockwell could come back to deliver us from this hell
Grayson Jackson
>jail has always existed as a lighter punishment than the death penalty
source?
English Common Law is the origin of most Anglo legal systems. "Jail" is used to hold prisoners awaiting trial. It has been done for nearly 1,000 years.
Incarcerating people in prisons as their punishment is pretty new, becoming common just after the American Revolution. Before that, corporal punishment was the norm.
The British soldiers found guilty of manslaughter after the Boston Massacre were jailed awaiti trial, but their sentence was branding of the thumbs/palms.
We've been using solitary confinement and have known it to be incredibly detrimental to mental health since the first Penitentiaries were used in America. Prisoners were locked alone in a room with a spartan bed, a toilet bucket, and a desk with a bible...
William Myers
>I don't know about you but we have laws against cruel and unusual punishment
How then do you have punishment proportionate to crime? Since crimes can be cruel and unusual...?
Connor Rogers
USA doesn't practice proportionate punishment.
In America, you pay with years.
The Feds and most states don't have the death penlty, but you can catch (multiple) life sentences.
There are people in America serving life (pussy leftist "death penalty" which is cruel) for shit like meth or CP possession...
There's a man in Louisiana who got 13 years for having a joint (3 strike policy) it was clearly not a deterrent
Carter Moore
What is pedophilia other than a sexual preference
Angel Foster
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Matthew Murphy
nothing.
Labeling Theory has its merits. A few pedophiles molest children and boom, pedophile=child rapist.
Same reason sex offenders have shit lives. A person who streaked at his high school football gam at age 15 or a person who drunkenly pissed in public gets the same title and reputation as the worst child rapist.
mfw people in NY are calling for a domestic abuse registration...before long everyone will be registered with no freedom. Yayy Fed gov!
Jonathan Kelly
Where do you live that violent crime is actually increasing? Not counting the refugee flood of the past 3 years.
Eli Cruz
I'm generally against the idea of the Death penalty because innocent people will die, no matter how rare it might be and the state killing an innocent person is a pretty heinous crime in itself. If you're talking about America here then you guys don't need extremely cruel punishments to deter people from committing those crimes. You just need an overhaul of the current prison system because all it does is just churn out re offenders like crazy, little effort is gone into rehabilitation.
Also private, for profit prisons are pretty cancer too.
Jayden Taylor
I'm not a scientist, but I'm certain that being a death-penalty guy wouldn't eliminate all options for use as a control. I mean, it doesn't effect your hair, does it? Then they could be experimented on to test shampoos, as one of the lighter experiments.
William Edwards
>Before that, corporal punishment was the norm. For speaking ill of a lord maybe For murder it was death
>Incarcerating people in prisons as their punishment is pretty new, becoming common just after the American Revolution. Before that, corporal punishment was the norm. Muh Anglo world!!! Louis XIV a century before that known for jailing people who disrespected him
>The British soldiers found guilty of manslaughter after the Boston Massacre were jailed awaiti trial, but their sentence was branding of the thumbs/palms. Because they had committed no crime and only did their duty The trial was a joke to please the pleb Real murders in that era (aka not soldiers) were sentenced to death
Asher Martin
>Not counting the refugee flood of the past 3 years.
Why not? These people were quiet in their homecountry where death sentence is applied But of course when they arrive in Sweden where, in the name of rehabilitation, rape is punished by 2 years in prison and murder by 5....
Alexander Foster
>these people were quiet in their homecountry kek
Angel Richardson
>These people were quiet in their homecountry Somehow I doubt that.
Adam Jackson
>committed no crime and only did their duty >convicted of manslaughter
only 2 were convicted. The trial was not a show. They would have been hanged or lynched if it weren't for John Adams' defense.
Samuel Ross
assuming all the evidence is 100% accurate, the person who did it is obviously a piece of shit and will never further in society, and it is apparent that the victim was both raped and murdered.
YES. Murder, kill em rape, kill em Rape and Murder combo? First, tear out their gentiles, both for women or man, who ever did it, there is no special treatment. and then kill em. by hanging.