Let's be serious, if in Florida you got robbed at gun point.. the person who robbed you would get 10 years minimum in prison.
Here, they'd be out in a few months if it's their first offence.
And you can't pretend like it can't affect you... you can have family/friends killed, etc. and watch injustice be served like it is now under Liberal based laws. Everyday justice is not served for serious crimes.
The average Canadian must be concerned over that because it can affect you. "Liberal laws" can easily come back and haunt the same Liberal voters.
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04-16-2011, 09:07 AM #31
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04-16-2011, 09:08 AM #33
are you stupid? every credible sociologist has discredited these moronic "tough on crime" policies. they don't work. furthermore, canada has a ridiculously low crime rate, so it's not even an issue.
there's seriously no reason to vote conservative this election. bad economics, bad social policies, an embarrassment of a leader.
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04-16-2011, 09:08 AM #34
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04-16-2011, 09:09 AM #36
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04-16-2011, 09:10 AM #38
"Tough on crime" policies are intended to PUNISH criminals AFTER the crime has occurred.
Why don't you go here and actually READ these examples:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=133645981
Crimes are inevitable, and tough on crime policies are meant to punish. Prevention is an entirely different aspect of sentencing.
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04-16-2011, 09:11 AM #39
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04-16-2011, 09:11 AM #41
and the point of punishing is...what, exactly? i understand that victims want revenge, but that's no reason to make a law which serves only to validate vengeance. the point of prison sentences is isolation until a convict is fit to re-enter society. it has nothing to do with punishment; that's a strange conservative notion of what constitutes moral justice.
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04-16-2011, 09:12 AM #42
That sentence made zero sense. Opposes it? Wants it? what are you debating?
There's tons of cops who want it gone. It serves zero use and cops will have to be in much more dangerous situations than entering an average citizen's house who has a case of violence fearing "being shot." If they are to be shot, it will be with an illegal handgun.. not with a registered shot gun. Common sense.
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04-16-2011, 09:13 AM #43
I like low corporate taxes but I don't trust Harper.
He's too secret. It is ridiculous.
He called up a one-on-one debate. Backed out.
Said that the report from Sheila shows that Conservatives well spent at the G8 and is able to release the report right now. Backed out.
He's a beta b*tch who will change his mind right in front of the camera. Lies like a mother fukcer. He signed coalition papers in 2004 and denies it that he ever did now. He's such a tool.
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04-16-2011, 09:13 AM #44
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04-16-2011, 09:14 AM #46
Ignatieff has no right to even be here. He is no patriot and he is disgusting. You bet your ass he doesn't give a **** about this country and everything he does has, and will continue to reflect. Anyone that votes in a guy who won't even live in his own country, and disrepects it nonstop should have their voting rights taken away, because their simply shooting everyone in the foot. It's suicidal ffs.
I'm not a big politics guy, not sure who I'd vote for, but I know its not going to be ignatieff. Also, Harpers done tons of stupid ****, but all in all, when you look at whos coming out of the recession ontop...** Electrical & Electrical Engineer Brah **
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04-16-2011, 09:15 AM #47
Cops oppose scrapping it because they use it for their safety. Contrary to what you state, the most dangerous situation for police is entering a citizens home, as that is how the majority of them die, not on the street in a shootout with gang members (as the conservatives would love you to believe)
As for punishing offenders, which would you rather have
A country with low offending rates, with slightly less punishment
A country with high offending rates, with more punishment
Personally I would rather not be the victim of crime in the first place rather than just punish the person after the fact
As for the person stating Ignatieff ^^^^^^^^^^^ While I agree he is not the greatest choice as liberal leader, you are electing the platform and the policies not just the face of the organization. If you are unwilling to vote for a party just because of one person if you otherwise agree with the policies, you really are quite narrow minded.Normality is what weak people call living, I call it death. - Greg Plitt
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04-16-2011, 09:15 AM #48
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04-16-2011, 09:16 AM #50
the conservative mentality seems to be: hey, you went out into the world and became successful after growing up in canada? phuck you we don't want you back. ignatieff got into HARVARD as a professor and you guys act like this was a betrayal. clearly harper, who wanted alberta to cede from canada, is the better choice.
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04-16-2011, 09:17 AM #51
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04-16-2011, 09:18 AM #52
You're the same retard who will eat up these words if your own family member was murdered.
Punishment has always been the number one purpose of sentencing around the world. Saying you have no problem in not punishing someone who just killed your family, just proves you have some sort of a psychological problem.
You're the same type of guy who supports criminal's rights over victim's right. Let's have someone tortured, raped and murdered be given parole eligibility in 10 years and have their family attend those hearings every 2 years after that till they're dead.
It makes perfect sense to further ruin the victim's family's life JUST so that the criminal's rights can be respected right?
gtfo with these non sense beliefs.
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04-16-2011, 09:18 AM #53
Only works if the country does not give a single ****. Look at place like Cuba, you can go there as a rich white tourist (rich to them) and the crime rate there is very low. Simply because if they go to jail, their family has to provide them with meals, no government assisted bull****. Families there can't afford to do this, so no one goes to jail because they'll either starve or **** over their entire family.
Tough on Crime doesn't work in Canada because we're too bleeding heart. People do stupid **** and get away with disgustingly low charges. Look at Karla Homolka. Fck rapists get like 5 yrs.
Tough on Criminals only works when the sentancing is actually hard as ****.** Electrical & Electrical Engineer Brah **
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04-16-2011, 09:20 AM #54
you're missing the point. the state is supposed to maintain justice. there's a reason we don't let the victim of a crime decide the sentence, and that's because they're biased. if my family was murdered, i would want revenge, but i wouldn't be in a right state of mind to make a legally fair choice. all human beings have inalienable rights. that's the issue here.
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04-16-2011, 09:21 AM #55
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04-16-2011, 09:22 AM #56
Do you not see this as the result of liberal bias in our education system as compared to a direct influence of "educated people are intelligent, therefore the liberal party is intelligent as well!". Ignoring social bias it still raises the valid point that our country is not a meritocracy, education does not necessarily correlate higher iq, and that intelligent people can be wrong lol. Look at the gdp to political affiliation polls. Correlation does not equal causation bra.Misc Strength Crew
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04-16-2011, 09:23 AM #57
Most of ours are relegated to Alberta, but their population in Ontario has been growing partly because all they listen to, to and from work is conservative radio shows.
oh and OP, what fuking coalition? Enlighten me you mongoloid. Are you aware back in 05 I believe, Harper intended to form a coalition with the Bloc and NDP to topple the Martin government thereby making himself PM. This is fact, while your claim has no basis in reality. Or did you conveniently forget all that?
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04-16-2011, 09:24 AM #58
Provide me proof that registered long guns are the main cause of death of police officers. I'm waiting.
Look up the 10-20-Life law in Florida which has reduced gun crime rates.
Minimum Sentences:
10-19 years if you pull a gun on someone
20+ years if you fire a bullet
25 years to Life if you shoot someone
Your argument makes zero sense anyways. We have reoffending murderers/rapists, these are the main targets of harsher sentencing. You're telling me getting harsher on them will = higher crimes rates. That is a logical error.
By focusing on prevention/rehabiliation of less serious criminals we will continue the lower crime trend in Canada. DONE.
By getting much much harsher sentences on murders, rapists, terrorists... we will have justice be served and never let serious criminals back on the streets EVER. We are not "hardening up" criminals, we are never letting them back into society ever again. Period.
that = a succesful justice system
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04-16-2011, 09:24 AM #59
you can use that argument all you like, but it's obvious that conservative philosophy is deeply flawed. as someone who actually attends university, i can tell you that no professor ever tells students how to vote, but an ounce of study shows why conservativism is flawed. what does 'liberal bias' even mean? most political scientists of this day and age are leftists. do you think it's because left-wing parties are paying them, or something?
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04-16-2011, 09:25 AM #60
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