You may have got that last bit the wrong way around. I remember when Yahtzee wrote that too: rehabilitation comes first, followed by allowing for the wishes of the victims, with vengeance coming a distant third.SanguiniusMagnificum said:Jesus Christ on a unicycle, I'm really starting to lose hope in humanity after reading through this thread! I'm just horrified by how many people want to revert to archaic and barbaric forms of "justice".
Blind 'em. Rape them back. Castrate them. That's literally all I'm getting from this thread.
I don't really remember who said this (it was either Voltaire or Yahtzee) but my let me show you my opinion on this:
Rehabilitation<<<<<<<<<<<<Isolation<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<(etc...) Punishment
But yes, public perceptions of justice are often rather isolated, I guess, from criminology or law. It isn't just this thread, although I'm hoping that people are just fooling around.
And it's partially why many politicians tend to harp on tougher sentencing during the run up to elections in order to score free points.