"I was cured alright!"
Posted on 09/23/2024 12:24:23 PM PDT by Red Badger
Right.
Many pretend to be tough on crime, but what they’re really doing is supporting a system that is an industry for crime.
nope.
Next question?
Never give convicted murderers a second chance unless post-conviction evidence proves them innocent.
Yes, on the condition that those they have murdered are also restored to life.
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BINGO!
Anyone who supports incarceration for victimless criminals
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Victimless crimes such as?
No. looks like he found his life work in prison. good for him.
Also I believe those who are murderers and criminals and found to be innocent because of insanity, should be guilty and insane. That should not change the punishment. There is no guarantee that an insane person will not become an insane danger again. There are many insane people who DO NOT KILL or become violent. It is wrong not to hold criminals and killers who are insane guilty for their crimes.
Giving the perp a second chance, cheapens the lives of the victim.
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Absolutely true. And it also cheapens the lives of everyone else.
After our system of law is restored, violent crime will drop massively.
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Unfortunately by the time that happens, it will probably not matter to anyone now living!
Second, Hicks was an accessory to two murders, which gets the same punishment as the person who phyically does the murders. (It's like a getaway driver at a bank robbery is charged with killing a bankguard just like the bankrobber who committed the murder.)
Given the two murders, Hicks and his accomplice should have been sentenced to be executed instead of being sentenced to steal oxygen for the rest of their lives in prison.
Adult crime, do the time.
Putting this guy away for life is an example of the system working.
if we are saying that the human brain is not fully developed until well into your twenties
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LOL! Is that the latest “psychobabble” proffered by defense attorneys to absolve clients of responsibility for their criminal acts? Except when alleging self-defense, motive should be inadmissible in felony trials.
"I was cured alright!"
Both were tried as adults and given life sentences,
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End of story, OR SHOULD BE!
Prison is supposed to be punitive, not restorative. The only proper way to “rehabilitate” a prisoner is to make his life so awful that he will never want to go back.
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Hey, you better watch it because there’s probably members and lurkers on this site who will soil their britches when they read something so obviously true. GOOD WORK!
We don’t see this, because we let the bad guys go.
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Also because professors in the “soft” sciences like sociology and psychology have managed to indoctrinate millions of gullible students to endorse the “country club” style of incarceration. This practice gives the criminals everything they want or need, eventually including their return to the streets on “parole”!
I don’t think he cut his victims any breaks did he? Now he wants one?
Many pretend to be tough on crime, but what they’re really doing is supporting a system that is an industry for crime.
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Of course! The entire criminal justice system is a giant money making operation designed to line the pockets of everyone in the system. That’s why the majority of cases frequently drag on, sometimes for years.
When it comes to being black (at least some kinda black in some mix) only the black part matters above party, all sense of logic or loyalty.
All of this in less than 2 months. Joy, enthusiasm, huge expectations and lies all rolled into a big MSM gaslighting ball. Too much to be believed, IMO.
Only if they agree to lifetime parole terms that say if they commit a felony on parole, they will receive the death penalty for that felony.
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