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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper
We have a justice system that is rightly geared towards rehabilitation and reintegration rather than the death penalty or just locking people away until they die.
Because of the high profile and abhorrent nature of the initial offence, emotions are always understandably high, but yes, it is actually the correct course of action.
If he is released with his true identity, then he wouldn't last 24 hours without being killed. and a society that looks away while vigilante or mob justice is dished out (regardless of whether he deserves it or not), is not healthy society.
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It’s exactly that kind of Woolley-headed thinking that helps create the high crime rates and increasing number of innocent victims. If people know they are in for a relative easy time if caught they are more likely to take the risk of offending. That’s not my idea of a healthy society!
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