Jailed Crime Bosses Stay On Top With PlayStation
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Execute them all with the electric chair.
I don't care about their rights anymore. Those mob bosses should be murdered in cold blood for what they're doing.
Go on. Gimme a reason why they shouldn't do it.
Oh, and to Samurai, please don't turn this into yet another console war thread.
I don't care about their rights anymore. Those mob bosses should be murdered in cold blood for what they're doing.
Go on. Gimme a reason why they shouldn't do it.
Oh, and to Samurai, please don't turn this into yet another console war thread.
This is stupid. Prisoners are in prison because they are being punished, and it's like a 4 star hotel. I'm sure a lot of people in Africa and other places like that would much rather be in a British prison than living where they do now.
And also if you take people who've gone to prison for hacking into banks or robbing money over the internet, imagine what they could do with a PS3.. they could activate Skynet as a way to spite their captors. Then the media would be all over it and blame games consoles, and everything would be bad
And also if you take people who've gone to prison for hacking into banks or robbing money over the internet, imagine what they could do with a PS3.. they could activate Skynet as a way to spite their captors. Then the media would be all over it and blame games consoles, and everything would be bad
Most crime bosses don't get directly involved in that stuff but just order it. The trick there is proving they ordered it, if you can't then you can't charge them for it, at least not and win. everyoen and his dog may know it happened but if there no evidence... /me shrugsPendragon9 said:
Theres also all the appeals they have which it also ususaly costs the state far less to just lock them up for 60 years and the deals that have been cut for going eaiser on them in exchange for helping them get more of them bastards behind bars.
Justice, it can be inconvenient at times but if you don't have it for all you've got it for none.
oh and you NEED to give the prisoners some sort of outlet and reward for not causing shit otherwise you end up with a bunch of bored, high strung, violent people with nothing to look forward too for not trying to kill everyone they see.
Don't know about you but I don't want to be guarding that prison.
The vast majority of those 50% are people who do something incredibly minor during their parole and still get sent back because they did SOMETHING wrong. I wouldn't be suprised if atleast half of that number comes from bad parking/speeding/entering the wrong lane because people didn't have practice driving cars for several years. Not everybody goes to jail for murder or rape. There are the people that got sued into oblivion by record companies for downloading a $5 CD, the people couldn't pay their taxes because they were fired despite trying their hardest, the people who are in jail because there isn't enough room in mental hospitals and must be kept off the streets for their own safety, the people who are homeless and met a cop in a bad mood and lets not forget everybody who's innocent anyway. Do you think it's acceptible to hurt those people just to deter a tiny ammount of muderers who actualy care what happens to them after they got their victim for whatever reason? The biggest problem we have nowadays is re-integration with the general population, alienating them and everybody i mentioned above even further is not going to make them more productive.Mazty said:
Simple solution to this problem. We simply bring back the good old days where criminals had no rights other that 2 meals a day and a cell with a bed, a toilet/sink & a lightbulb.
After all rights were made for LAW ABIDING citizens to protect them from criminals.
Would make prison a hell of a lot less appealling.
After all rights were made for LAW ABIDING citizens to protect them from criminals.
Would make prison a hell of a lot less appealling.
I kinda of like this guys way of doing things http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Arpaio.
He may mess up but at least it better then what we got.
He may mess up but at least it better then what we got.
Maybe they're not so retarded. If the prisoners are busy in jail playing video games, drinking pina coladas, having conjugals with the warden's daughter and generally being content, they aren't committing any crimes.Abedeus said:
In Soviet Russia, mafia griefs YOU.Terminalchaos said:
Well then why do you think they are in prison? They did something bad and they have to see that the society doesn't want them, unless they change for better. How is this possible if they are often REWARDED in prison for doing bad things?Booze Zombie said:
That's like grounding a kid, but giving him a new game and a lolly pop for breaking a window on purpose!
Me: Oh wow I beat someone in SFIV!
Them: Noob, i iz teh don of teh mafiazzz, ima kil u
Me: Yeah sure *BAM*
Them: Noob, i iz teh don of teh mafiazzz, ima kil u
Me: Yeah sure *BAM*
No, it's like locking him in a room for 20 years and chucking him a lollypop every week he does not break the window again.Abedeus said:
They're prisoners, they need a selfish reason for being "good". If you reinforce the reform process with "you'll get video games and other nice stuff if you're a good boy" they might just get it and realize being a criminal is just too hard for too little in return.Abedeus said:
