Death Penalty - Page 49

Marilyn Monroe · 07-19-08, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Scucca

Inequity is always a worry. However, the death penalty fiend can remark that those problems can, over time, be eliminated. The inefficiency, however, cannot. Any punishment that creates perverse incentives should be avoided like the plague.

What should the punishment be? Not real sure there is an answer to this question.

Scucca · 07-19-08, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Marilyn Monroe

What should the punishment be? Not real sure there is an answer to this question.

Its a question that I certainly cannot answer. Designing well constructed punishment systems isn't an easy task. Its the extremes that are easy to answer: be it too lenient punishment or the emotionalism spawned by the death penalty

Bodhisattva · 07-19-08, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Scucca

Your continued attacks are unwarranted, given your position is based on knowledge deficiency (and that failure to refer to the marginal cost of additional murders). I'll have to start ignoring your comedy if you don't buck up

Cheers!

Hypocrite. Every one of your posts is insultive.
Start answering the questions posed to you and perhaps I will take you seriously.

'Till then, you're just another monkey trying hard to impress...