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Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
That would be cruel and unusual punishment.
Not really. IIRC, It's actually used in several states as a condition for the parole of people convicted of sex crimes.
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Was responding to GP's idea that if he's going to change, it wasn't going to be from an attempt at rehabilition.
You are misrepresenting my point. I did not say that. I said rehab attempts had poor results. Perhaps, because people don't change much. You are jumping further down the track.
"But I do think that there is a chance, he will change his ways. Won't have anything to do with reform or rehabilitation or interventions."
"Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and finds himself no wiser than before. He is full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way. "
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And why exactly do you say that rehabilitation must have poor results? Particularly for a 15 year old kid?
Perhaps, because people don't change much.
I think I've changed a lot in the 4 years since I was 15.
I mostly just want to punish the ****er.
Because you genuinely believe that putting the kid through a lot of **** for the rest of his life will genuinely make society better off, or out of revenge for his acts?
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Originally posted by TCO
rehabilitation is a miserable failure. Ask your texas counsel, lefty.
That does not mean rehab doesn't work, it's just the way them Texans do it doesn't.
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"Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and finds himself no wiser than before. He is full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way. "
-Bokonon
That does not mean rehab doesn't work, it's just the way them Texans do it doesn't.
We could shoot him and charge the family for the bullet as the Chinese government does.
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Originally posted by Ramo
And why exactly do you say that rehabilitation must have poor results? Particularly for a 15 year old kid?
I think I've changed a lot in the 4 years since I was 15.
Because you genuinely believe that putting the kid through a lot of **** for the rest of his life will genuinely make society better off, or out of revenge for his acts?
not to change him, but to punish him. If he decides to change fine. But for now, he earned a punishment.
We could shoot him and charge the family for the bullet as the Chinese government does.
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not to change him, but to punish him. If he decides to change fine. But for now, he earned a punishment.
Is there any particular methodology to your desire to punish, or is it just a base, retributive urge?
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-Bokonon
I can just see this conversation when he gets back to juvie hall:
Inmate: "You motherf**cker!"
Kid: "Yes....and your point is?"
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Is there any particular methodology to your desire to punish, or is it just a base, retributive urge?
"methodology" is not the right term here. Also, you continue to try to put in loaded emotional terms. I let you get away with it before with "revenge".
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