The problem is: that currently the 'police' and other people in a position of so-called 'authority', have become very corrupt, and hence have become 'criminals'.
They incited many people, who are currently in prison, to commit various crimes, but these 'crimes' probably benefitted society. But the problem is: that the prison system can and does corrupt people, who might have otherwise had led a fairly 'normal' life.
We need to do away with this archaic penal system. There are other criminal-justice systems that are far more effective, and less corruptable. We need to transform towards a rewards-based system, that has been proven to be far more effective in controlling aberrant behaviours. Why do we stubbornly cling on to this ineffective system?
Every prisoner should be treated fairly and ethically on a case-by-case basis, I think.
Is it normal that I want all criminals to die?
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The problem is: that currently the 'police' and other people in a position of so-called 'authority', have become very corrupt, and hence have become 'criminals'.
They incited many people, who are currently in prison, to commit various crimes, but these 'crimes' probably benefitted society. But the problem is: that the prison system can and does corrupt people, who might have otherwise had led a fairly 'normal' life.
We need to do away with this archaic penal system. There are other criminal-justice systems that are far more effective, and less corruptable. We need to transform towards a rewards-based system, that has been proven to be far more effective in controlling aberrant behaviours. Why do we stubbornly cling on to this ineffective system?
Every prisoner should be treated fairly and ethically on a case-by-case basis, I think.