Sure. It deals with a lot of issues. Taxation for dealing with multiple repeat offenders, removes the ‘unrehabilitable’, overpopulation, unemployment, respurce scarcity, welfare usage due to unemployment, etc. Would also put the fear of God in some people so they stop doing stupid shit because there is a realistic chance they end up dead and not three meals and a warm bed.
Yes, and thanks for applying some common sense. I hate the idea of jail. It is 2018 and jail is the best we can come up with? It is the adult version of "go stand in the corner".
Violent rapists, kid fuckers, murderers, etc should all be shot dead the very day their guilt is proven. I am talking about situations when there is no doubt, like those that do the mass shootings, or that guy who ran over all the people in Toronto. The process should be very clear: apprehend, establish guilt, torture for information, harvest organs, kill. No death row for ten years, no appeal, no more spending my money to house, clothe, and feed some piece of shit.
We also need to be executing the corrupt more frequently. Government employees, politicians, cops, etc who are caught blatantly abusing power should also be executed. If there are no great consequences for improper actions, then there is no deterrent and the behaviour will continue to happen.
These bleeding hearts that are against the death penalty piss me off. I am tired of paying for these monsters to eat and watch tv, if you support keeping them alive then your taxes should go up and mine should be lowered.
Also, need to stop arresting people for stupid, harmless things. Drug possession and consumption shouldn't be a crime.
I also support good rehab programs. First time offenders for minor crimes shouldn't go to jail, they should go to a work camp. Hard labour for 6 months minimum, military type boot camp. Once they show progress, 6 months classroom training, get them skills and an updated resume.
Back to the OP- 3 strike rule should apply here. Armed robbery 3 times? Damn, I would consider eliminating that guy after the first offense. If everyone knows the rules, there should be no excuses. Also, excessive use of probation is just being lazy and a result of a convoluted judicial system in my opinion- much like plea bargains.