Murder and **** used to be severe crimes with severe punishment. Now they barely get 10 years for murder and get let off for ****. Young cab driver in Northbattleford looks like he was killed for sport. Prison time is looked at as vacation time. At least a lot of their friends are there. 2 of turdos people were caught in Swift with pounds of drugs and simply let off.
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I would support reintroducing capital punishment. Also cutting off hands for stealing anything and if that doesn’t stop them then capital punishment. Deportation of any immigrant from the last 20 years if they commit any crime at all from as small stealing a pack of gum or anything worse, no court, just get out of here. -
Small time thinker wants us to go back to the dark ages like the Taliban!
Next he will want bring back stoning for adultry and burning witches at the stake!
Real flat earthers and stone age thinkers on this site and you wonder why I call it Agrisilly!
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Stick it up your arse Chuck, If we had real punishment for criminals , the crime rate would drop like a stone.
You really are a weird little dude.Comment
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What Galaxie are you from 500?
You and small time thinker aren't fit for public discussions on earth!
Evidence suggests that harsher sentences do not effectively lower crime rates and often fail to deter, with some studies showing they may increase reoffending. While long sentences incapacitate individuals, the certainty of being caught is a much stronger deterrent than the severity of the punishment.
Key findings on sentencing severity include:- Limited Deterrence: Increasing the severity of punishment does little to deter crime because criminals often do not calculate the specific, long-term legal consequences of their actions.
- Recidivism Risk: Stricter, longer sentences can increase recidivism rates, as harsh prison environments and limited rehabilitation programs (e.g., in "truth-in-sentencing" laws) reduce the chances of successful reintegration.
- Cost Efficiency: Severe punishment is costly to society and less effective than alternative programs (e.g., rehabilitation, community initiatives) in reducing crime.
- Certainty Over Severity: The perceived likelihood of being caught and punished is a more effective deterrent than the potential severity of the sentence.
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The catch and release form of punishment that your precious liberals are using isn't working too good , just in case you were actually paying attention.Comment
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We definitely have a huge problem with no consequences for actions and bail for things that never used to be considered.
Last weekend over in furrow's area a 19 yr old is charged with murder for shooting a taxi driver that he called for a ride from a motel near hwy 16.
If you use AI to search it you get some of the perps recent issues.
Multiple gun related charges for a 19 yr old .
A walking time bomb the results in an innocent death.
Bail is the go to for judges due to social issues and no room in the jails because the close more down than they build.
Aren't they threatening legal gun owners with 3 yr sentences for possession of legally purchased and stored guns?
Won't even start on the drug issues.Comment
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So 500 you don't support small time thinkers idea of cutting off the hands of thieves and deporting immigrants even if they steal gum with no trial? LOL
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If you don't break the law, what are you worried about chuck?
are you a law breaker?Comment
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Well chucky, I noticed something over the years here with our local habitual criminals. When they are in jail, they don’t steal, they don’t sell meth and they don’t hurt people. That should be a good enough reason to keep them locked up. Secondly, unvetted immigrants who break any laws should first be jailed and then sent back to the place they came from. You want one for a pet and are going to take full responsibility, well fill your boots.Comment
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