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Don't understand the problem or the issue here. It's not like he has a inner urging to kill dogs.
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Or, me saying that perhaps handing the pyromaniac the lighter isn't a good idea. |
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If you want to impose the death penalty for child rape, fine. If you want life in prison for the crime, fine. If you think someone is genuinely crazy where they aren't responsible for their actions so prison is not appropriate but they are still a danger to society and have to spend most of their life in a mental institution, fine. I am not saying lower the punishment, if anything it should be higher, so your high and mighty "oh how dare you underestimate these crimes" argument is misdirected, wrong, and irrelevant. You want to bring the hammer down, then bring the hammer down. But, your lists are bulls**t. If you are free, you should be free, period. If you are that damned scared of someone being free, perhaps they shouldnt be free. |
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Vick should have self respect and show some class. Runing around pissing and moaning to the public about wanting to own a dog, after a majority of the US public is giving him a pass while at the same time crucifying Lebron James for being an immoral heathen, shows a continued lack of his surroundings
And I don't care about somebody "doing their time". If they've commited some obvious psychopathic acts there needs to be a vetting process after they've been pushed ouf of thei prison system for the general good of the public, and the animals. |
Is this like the whole felons can't own a firearm thing?
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If you are free, you should be free. If we are scared of felons, they should remain in prison. |
I think punishments should fit the crime. What does restricting him from dog (any dog) ownership have to do with owning a ring of fighting dogs?
Give him a poodle or a lab. It's not like he's going to cull or fight one of those. |
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Make him get married, once he's neutered the urges will go away.
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It bothers me a little bit, since these men have done their time, but I think the logic behind it is as follows: What is known is that there is an EXTREMELY high recidivism rate amongst sex crime offenders. It seems that no matter what is tried (besides castration ,which is the only thing found effective actually) nothing has worked on a consistent effective basis in terms of a 'cure' for these men. Therefore, when you are dealing with crimes (and criminals) of this nature, you have some options. You can lock them up for life (expensive, but not risky to the public)....You can free free them (Cheap, highly risky)...Or you can release them in a limited capacity, monitor their locations and notify the public of their whereabouts (much cheaper than incarceration, but but much less risky than just freeing them). I think that there aren't too many people who want to see these high risk types back out on the street, when it is proven time and time again that they will repeat their crimes given a chance. However if monitoring their location, and taking away some of their freedoms helps reduce the rates at which they repeat their crimes after they are released (a known, serious problem) then taking this option actually is better for everyone than locking them up or executing them. If someone wants to undergo self-castration (the only proven method of ending these impulses 100%) then they can feel free to be removed from the list. |
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