War Machine case
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The legal system is more lenient with people who sexually abuse children ages 0-10. Wrap your fuckin head around that disgusting fact.
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Yeah we should export our failed prison system to other countries.
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He's had a bunch of chances to try and prove that he can follow society's laws and not attack people. He's fucked up every time. Either he dies in prison or exits it an old, broken man. Either outcome is preferable to having him roaming free on the streets.
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It isn't failed, though. High numbers of inmates only=failed justice system in the minds of emotional teenagers. Quarantine/prevention is priority, not rehabilitation.
You can say that segments of the population are failing on a cultural level due to crime rate but the prison system itself is not failing.
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36 years for beating up a prostitute, fucking ridiculous. Punishment was way beyond extreme in this case.
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The fact that his sentence is 66% longer than Anders Brevik’s is kind messed up.
Fucking cuck Norwegians.
Fucking cuck Norwegians.
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It was obvious this guy was a danger to society before this happened. Dating a guy like this is like people who buy exotic pets, like monkeys, and then it rips their arms out and face off.
Not blaming her at all. But she was with this guy knowing he was dangerous and that was probably part of the appeal.
Not blaming her at all. But she was with this guy knowing he was dangerous and that was probably part of the appeal.
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His girlfriend is now suing the NFL and the Patriots for CTE. They ruined a good man's life.
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And their crime rates, and recidivism rates are starkly lower than the USA.
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Is this a joke? He was "baited"?
He beat her half to death. Even if she was fucking with him somehow, nothing she did deserved that.
The dude is a giant piece of shit.
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Probably, a big CTE case.
I think at some point someone is going to come up with something like the Bladerunner Voigt-Kompf test to screen people that are already showing signs of CTE. What was it like 99% of brains donated for screening ,which was made up of high school, college, and pro players, should signs of CTE. That there is a pretty strong indicator that those around those individuals could tell something wasn't right without having to do a brain biopsy. My bet is that any test that tested strong compulsivity, aggressiveness, and depression would be a pretty good start. Form a baseline in high school and go from there.
I think at some point someone is going to come up with something like the Bladerunner Voigt-Kompf test to screen people that are already showing signs of CTE. What was it like 99% of brains donated for screening ,which was made up of high school, college, and pro players, should signs of CTE. That there is a pretty strong indicator that those around those individuals could tell something wasn't right without having to do a brain biopsy. My bet is that any test that tested strong compulsivity, aggressiveness, and depression would be a pretty good start. Form a baseline in high school and go from there.
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I thought he hung himself in jail? Anyways I'd love to see Shammy break his neck.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...my-daughter-to-mexico-and-left-her-over-there
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The thing that's sad about this is that I started Jon. When he first came into MMA, I'm the one that broke him in in San Diego. I had issues with him. My 17-year-old daughter and Jon was like 20-something years old, he took her to Mexico and left her over there. He then ended up disappearing, and I haven't seen him since. He's always been hiding from me because he knows if I see him I'll break his neck.
He's always had an issue with this and the guy needs help. He doesn't need to be doing it on his own. He needs to be [appointed] by the court. They need to put him into some sort of rehab where he starts understanding. Because it doesn't have anything to do with him naturally, it has to do with him out partying and doing things he shouldn't be doing. He needs help, they need to get him off the street because if it wasn't for the fact that he didn't have access to another knife, who knows if this girl [Mack] would be alive right now."
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Well Brevik is an extreme case and I am not sure he will ever get out.
But if you look at "cucked" Norway. Their justice system protects their women and children a lot better than the US system.
It depends on what you want. Do you want a justice system like the US where you have long prison sentence which causes high repeat offenders.
But gives the individual victim more of a "justice" feeling. But is a burden on the overall society.
Or do you follow the Norwegian model? Were you give out shorter sentence and the system is set up on rehabilitation but lacks the sort of individual justice for the victim.
But in return causes them to close a lot of prisons and its good for society overall.
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Can’t call it a “justice system” without justice for the victims.
Yeah, but can you call it justice system if it creates more crime?
Don't get me wrong I certainly see the argument for handing out harsh punishment especially for violent crimes.
But on the other hand, the crime already occurred. Its worth considering if it's not better to try a system that makes future crimes less likely.
But women are equal to men so the laws should reflect that. It's sexist to think women aren't capable of giving or taking a beating like men.
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I'm not sure, let's see:
"Can't call it a "justice system" if it causes more crime.
"I don't know if that meme works as well.
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Execution solves both problems: reduces recidivism and gets justice for victims in the form of a harsh punishment.
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I'm not sure, let's see:
"Can't call it a "justice system" if it causes more crime.
I don't know if that meme works as well.
I am no expert but I think it didnt fit 100% the first time.
One correct use for Norway would be.
You don't have to pay for prisons.
If you give every convict probation.
