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03-03-2024, 03:13 PM
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Ann Coulter is right again, they're not releasing any footage to the public, so we already know who the offenders are……
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03-03-2024, 03:16 PM
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I wish there was a realistic way to reform how we incarcerate people in this country. If you get arrested, your life is basically over (automatically excluded from a large number of job opportunities, many forms of higher education, etc). What incentive is there for someone recently released to become a law abiding citizen when they've been barred from the vast majority of means to better themselves?

The fact they went to jail in the first place meant they probably weren't in a safe nurturing environment, and now, having a criminal record just placed even MORE restrictions on what they can do in life. Hell they probably feel more "free"/respected in jail, since the people in jail probably respect them for "street cred" or whatever the hell it is gangs are into these days further perpetuating gang culture in their life.
Incarceration with the intent for rehabilitation will kill the cash flow that private prisons make from inmates, then there's the prison labor exploitation.


With that being said, you are right. Agreed. What you're saying is doable but greed and people just as bad as the criminals they incarcerate are in control.
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03-03-2024, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
I wish there was a realistic way to reform how we incarcerate people in this country. If you get arrested, your life is basically over (automatically excluded from a large number of job opportunities, many forms of higher education, etc). What incentive is there for someone recently released to become a law abiding citizen when they've been barred from the vast majority of means to better themselves?

The fact they went to jail in the first place meant they probably weren't in a safe nurturing environment, and now, having a criminal record just placed even MORE restrictions on what they can do in life. Hell they probably feel more "free"/respected in jail, since the people in jail probably respect them for "street cred" or whatever the hell it is gangs are into these days further perpetuating gang culture in their life.


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03-03-2024, 03:19 PM
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Tell me you're a progressive liberal without telling me you're a progressive liberal
And divisive forced labels like these unfortunately contribute to the lack of progress. Putting ideas like his into a box is regressive. More importantly, what's wrong with being progressive?

Progression =/= Liberal


EDIT: None of what I said is meant as a personal attack against you. It's just food for thought.
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03-03-2024, 03:20 PM
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TIme to start bringing back public execution

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03-03-2024, 03:28 PM
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You won't see this behavior EVER in rural west Virginia. The debate is over. Some are less civilized than others. That's the way nature works. There's no point in debating social policies. The west Virginia folks are just as poor and use more drugs then these hooligans and they still don't act as uncivilized
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03-03-2024, 03:28 PM
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is six flags cheap? I thought parking + tickets made six flags pricey. How do all these kids have $50+ to spend?
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03-03-2024, 03:30 PM
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is six flags cheap? I thought parking + tickets made six flags pricey. How do all these kids have $50+ to spend?
You can sign up for the monthly diamond elite thing and you can bring guests for cheap af my ex did this and would bring her trashy ass fam and friends.
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03-03-2024, 03:35 PM
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Why would a business owner wish to hire someone who's been arrested for retail theft, robbery, burglary, etc?

Why would a school, or anything involving our youth, ever hire someone who's committed crimes against children???
I don't claim to have the solution, thats why I said I wished there was a way to reform how we incarcerate people.

These people are just released after a given amount of time just as angry as they were when they were first locked up. That doesn't fix their problem. In fact, it makes the more prone to not only more crime, but more violent crime.

For example some 18 year old that is arrested for having too much mj in his car. Ten years later at 28 that arrest will still haunt him in the form of employment rejections. What incentive does he have to "do good" when society itself has barred him from success?

I'm genuinely asking you because I know that Criminal Justice its more your forte.

The system is either broken, or running exactly as intended since we have "For-Profit" Prisons in this country and it relies on the lives of people being ruined so they become a part of the prison population.
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03-03-2024, 03:36 PM
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03-03-2024, 03:39 PM
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Tell me you're a progressive liberal without telling me you're a progressive liberal
not even going to entertain the partisan bullcht. I'm sick of it.

read post #45 for further clarification.

If you think the way we incarcerate people is "just fine" you're not paying attention. What the hell is the point of the punishment of incarceration if it just creates permanent criminals out of people especially if convicted of a non-violent offense?
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03-03-2024, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Voidgaze
Incarceration with the intent for rehabilitation will kill the cash flow that private prisons make from inmates, then there's the prison labor exploitation.


With that being said, you are right. Agreed. What you're saying is doable but greed and people just as bad as the criminals they incarcerate are in control.
The poor violent offenders, oh won't someone think of those who prey on others???
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03-03-2024, 04:26 PM
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I don't claim to have the solution, thats why I said I wished there was a way to reform how we incarcerate people.

These people are just released after a given amount of time just as angry as they were when they were first locked up. That doesn't fix their problem. In fact, it makes the more prone to not only more crime, but more violent crime.

For example some 18 year old that is arrested for having too much mj in his car. Ten years later at 28 that arrest will still haunt him in the form of employment rejections. What incentive does he have to "do good" when society itself has barred him from success?

I'm genuinely asking you because I know that Criminal Justice its more your forte.

The system is either broken, or running exactly as intended since we have "For-Profit" Prisons in this country and it relies on the lives of people being ruined so they become a part of the prison population.
Who's getting ten years for weed???
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03-03-2024, 04:29 PM
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is six flags cheap? I thought parking + tickets made six flags pricey. How do all these kids have $50+ to spend?
Lmao they were hopping the fence and storming security to get in, none of them paid

But it’s also dirt cheap. A couple years ago I got a full year pass for 6 dollars per month that included free parking. I guess that’s still too much money for these criminals
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03-03-2024, 04:30 PM
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Who's getting ten years for weed???
Nobody is in prison for mere weed possession, it’s a lie by progressives to downplay the reason for our mass incarceration
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03-03-2024, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
What the hell is the point of the punishment of incarceration if it just creates permanent criminals out of people especially if convicted of a non-violent offense?
Easy question with an easy answer. Incarceration protects productive members of society by having criminals locked up and not terrorizing the rest of us. Re: recidivism, they were going to be lifelong criminals anyway
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03-03-2024, 04:37 PM
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Fascism would set those kids straight
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03-03-2024, 04:43 PM
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Who's getting ten years for weed???
No, they're not locked up for 10 years. Probably just a couple of days or a week, but the criminal record stays with them. I gave the example of "10 years" because that criminal record will follow them their entire life.
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03-03-2024, 04:44 PM
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Easy question with an easy answer. Incarceration protects productive members of society by having criminals locked up and not terrorizing the rest of us. Re: recidivism, they were going to be lifelong criminals anyway
but it doesn't. They get out of jail and just commit more (often times more violent) crime.
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03-03-2024, 04:46 PM
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but it doesn't. They get out of jail and just commit more (often times more violent) crime.
They were going to commit those crimes anyway. Having them in the slammer for a bit at least throttles the amount of damage they are doing to society

It’s simple math, if they’re going to commit one crime per week for the rest of their lives, and they go to jail for a year, you removed 52 crimes. Adjust formula with different numbers etc

If you want to divert their behavior you need to get to them before they become career criminals. Not after
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03-03-2024, 04:49 PM
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not even going to entertain the partisan bullcht. I'm sick of it.

read post #45 for further clarification.

If you think the way we incarcerate people is "just fine" you're not paying attention. What the hell is the point of the punishment of incarceration if it just creates permanent criminals out of people especially if convicted of a non-violent offense?
We should lessen sentencing for non-violent offenses BUT anyone who commits a violent offense/or threatens such during a robbery, commits murder, engages in organized retail-theft, or commits a violent hate crime, or violently assaults/sucker punches a random individual, or engages in the gang beating/head stomping of a single individual should be either locked for LIFE with no possibility of parole or immediately executed.
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03-03-2024, 04:53 PM
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Most of this boils down to chit ass education, fail parenting, and a culture that is too free and too lax. It sounds insane and unAmerican, and not to go full dictator mode here, but you really need to break the people in. People are not born civilized. They are made to be civil and social via coercion. That doesn't necessarily mean beating the crap out of your kids, but from the ground up, at an early age, parents and teachers should impose a strict, disciplined, and rigorous lifestyle on the children. You really need people to be conditioned from an early age to understand that acting out will be harshly retaliated against. This is something Americans largely do not do, and it is a thing mostly unique about us. In no other country will you find well fed, clothed, and housed people behave in such an unruly manner when gathered into a mob. There are too many little things to go into about fixing all of this, ranging from employment, drug policies, social support, policing and how it is done, incarceration, public education, exposure to violent media, propaganda and indoctrination to socialize people, etc. But basically, all aspects of life that affect parenting and childhood are places to target. I mean, this wouldn't ever happen in a totalitarian dystopia, but life wouldn't be as fun. You probably wouldn't have crowds gathering at theme parks. Instead, people would be studying or working.

We used to have theme parks and not have things like this happen. But we used to also have a more equal society, with fewer people incarcerated or on drugs, and people had grown up with stricter harsher parents and more parental attention. We don't have to turn into a totalitarian hellscape, but we do need to move closer in that direction and away from the "I do what I want!" mentality, which BTW is a feature of both left and right wing people in this country. Look at how the right threw a tantrum to defy covid rules. Same kind of thing. This "I do what I want" attitude is the issue. It needs to be beaten out of the population.

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We should lessen sentencing for non-violent offenses
Brah your leaning too progressive here

There’s already virtually no sentencing for non violent offenses, how much lower can they go
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Brah your leaning too progressive here

There’s already virtually no sentencing for non violent offenses, how much lower can they go
I make an exception for retail theft. Especially organized retail theft.

So moving forward anyone committing retail theft over let's say $50 should be imprisoned for life imo. I just want much harsher sentencing for violent crime.
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I make an exception for retail theft. Especially organized retail theft.

So moving forward anyone committing retail theft over let's say $50 should be imprisoned for life imo. I just want much harsher sentencing for violent crime.
So, an 18 year old is caught stealing a video game (which retail for about $60) from a Gamestop and they go to jail for life?
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so, an 18 year old steals a video game (which retail for about $60) from a Gamestop and they go to jail for life?
Yes, of course. That will curb stealing immediately and we can live in a better society. Stupid pos shouldn't be stealing. It's not that hard not to steal.
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It is cultural indoctrination. Starts very early at home. Parents strongly force their kids to have discipline, obey, and study.
In Japan apparently it's a huge deal for the family to buy their child his/her first desk to study. Says a lot about the difference in culture between theirs and ours.
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Most of this boils down to chit ass education, fail parenting, and a culture that is too free and too lax . It sounds insane and unAmerican, and not to go full dictator mode here, but you really need to break the people in. People are not born civilized. They are made to be civil and social via coercion. That doesn't necessarily mean beating the crap out of your kids, but from the ground up, at an early age, parents and teachers should impose a strict, disciplined, and rigorous lifestyle on the children. You really need people to be conditioned from an early age to understand that acting out will be harshly retaliated against. This is something Americans largely do not do, and it is a thing mostly unique about us.
Damn, for a guy who loves to screech about "Fascism"…you're sounding quite "Fascist" (And based) here.

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Yes, of course. That will curb stealing immediately and we can live in a better society. Stupid pos shouldn't be stealing. It's not that hard not to steal.
That seems a bit extreme, but a good flogging for a first offense like that would be reasonable. Second offense? I don't know, but something much more severe.

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Yes, of course. That will curb stealing immediately and we can live in a better society. Stupid pos shouldn't be stealing. It's not that hard not to steal.
Surely you realize how ridiculous that sounds?
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Surely you realize how ridiculous that sounds?
Explain why? If it's that hard for some people not to steal then I'm perfectly fine with them either being locked up for life or executed.
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