The answer to our overcrowded jails. (illegal, drug, solution, illegals)
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My solution would be to use the death penalty on a much more frequent basis. Kill off hundreds of thousands of the most dangerous violent criminals. This would make room for the less violent criminals.
We in California spend millions on Illegal Aliens in prison that shouldn't be here in the first place.These parasites should be deported immediately instead of continuing to release them so thet can commit more crimes when they should be DEPORTED.Here's an example http://www.ocregister.com/news/deput...ino-reyes.html and secure the border so we don't waste even more money on repeat offenders and court interpreters.http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lano...%28L.A.+Now%29
Or better yet, get rid of a lot of unneeded laws. Legalize prostitution and weed. Deport illegal aliens who commit crimes.
Police get paid to pick up speeding soccer moms and strip search 80 year old women at airports while we have unsolved murders, gang problems, shootings, kidnappings, rapes, burglaries, arsons, child abuse, domestic violence, and terrorism occuring daily across the country. It's absurd. We have to reform our legal system first, not simply "move people around". Also, why are people like Charles Manson still alive? Is it because he's just a real stand up guy? What a waste of taxpayer money.
Legalize pot? Actually have real rehabilitation program for those who commit non-violent crimes? Don't send those who commit most non-violent crimes to prison, instead force them into community service and other types of programs? Implement policies to address the root causes of crime, namely poverty?
good job, when you dont agree, attack the poster. silence with ridicule whenever possible-- works in the jail. (but not here)
I'm not ridiculing the poster, I'm ridiculing the post, stop trying to victimize yourself. The notion of "decriminalizing crime" and the subsequent slippery slope to no such thing as "serious crime" is completely ridiculous.
The U.S. has the highest documented incarceration rate in the world and you're talking about the country sliding into lawlessness. It's absurd.
I'm not ridiculing the poster, I'm ridiculing the post, stop trying to victimize yourself. The notion of "decriminalizing crime" and the subsequent slippery slope to no such thing as "serious crime" is completely ridiculous.
The U.S. has the highest documented incarceration rate in the world and you're talking about the country sliding into lawlessness. It's absurd.
the country has highest incarceration bek it has the highest number of people breaking the law. certainly execution for violent offenders instead of incarceration would reduce the overall problem.
song of the jailbird, there are no rapists or murderers or muggers in jail -------only victims of a judgmental and stereotyping society. sing it.
bill cosby for president.
Last edited by Huckleberry3911948; 04-05-2010 at 02:17 AM..
the movement to decriminalize crime is facinating. astounding in my short lifetime since 1948 i would see this happen.
the substance of the movement is pealing the artichoke, removing what is "
"non serious" crime-- piece by piece, to find out except for a tiny morsel in the center- there is no such thing as serious crime.
happy easter
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