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Zero Alpha · 07-18-2003, 04:57 PM

i think the idea is that if they have commited crimes before, and theyve committed again the punishment should be harsher so as to stop them re-repeating there crime. it should also mean that when they have done time for there last crimes, they know if they do it again they go away for a long time. i think that if the encarceration didnt work the first time, its not going to work by doing again but longer. encaseration doesnt work: education does.

07-18-2003, 04:57 PM	#4
Zero Alpha Avatar Join Date: July 15, 2002 Location: London, England Age: 41 Posts: 506	i think the idea is that if they have commited crimes before, and theyve committed again the punishment should be harsher so as to stop them re-repeating there crime. it should also mean that when they have done time for there last crimes, they know if they do it again they go away for a long time. i think that if the encarceration didnt work the first time, its not going to work by doing again but longer. encaseration doesnt work: education does. __________________ \"RTFM\"<br />\"No i will NOT fix your computer\"<br />\"All\'s fair in sibling war\"