[100% veg*n ] Punishment

[Guest guest]

>Idealistic, but research has constantly shown that the threat of punishment

>isn't such a great deterrent to the crime in the first place. I suspect

 

I suppose it is idealistic. A lot of people would say that about veganism

too.

 

>1. Premeditated crime

>2. Passion crime, 3. . You'd

>have to force people to watch gruelling torture so they understand what

>they

>risk by committing crime.

 

Only in extreme circumstances when someone has committed a most heinous

crime [for example, the ones I mentioned previously] do I think this should

be put in to practice.

 

>Testing on any animal without their consent is wrong IMO.

 

What do we propose to do with these evil monsters who cause so much pain and

suffering then? A tap on the wrist and telling them not to do it again

wouldn't work either.

Also, I don't beleive killing is wrong if another life is in danger. With

these people in the world, many lives are in danger. If one useless evil

person has to die in order to prevent the deaths of many innocents, then so

be it. I say the world will be a better place without them.

Dee

 

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[Guest guest]

>What do we propose to do with these evil monsters who cause so much pain and

>suffering then?

 

Maybe we could try and understand the Evil Monsters rather than completely

dismiss them as people. Maybe we could find the reasons why the Evil

Monsters act in the way they do and address the cause of that?

 

A lot of Evil Monsters know what they are doing is wrong, they don't want

to do what they do, but they can't help themselves. It isn't an excuse but

if people were willing to no dismiss out of hand then maybe there would be

a better effort towards under understanding and finding 'cures'.

 

Michael (who is now going away for the weekend so had to be brief, sorry)