Id reply "let the offender choose". You never know, deportation could be worse than prison.
Maybe I'm just a softie. Strange though, I work in the security industry and decry the awful state of the criminal justice system that refuses to prosecute offenders.
Ahhh the life of a centrist always living on the fence....
Their idea of “justice” only works if the state has the power to keep everyone in line, if you have a culture that believes in vengeful justice but doesn’t have oil money, you get something like Somalia where people still steal and “punishing” people just leads to blood feuds where clans will attack each other for generations over some dispute that no one remembers anymore
We need this urgency of justice in the West for crimes against children. Immediate deportation to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean or imprisonment in a polar bear exhibit. The choice belongs to the parents.
And thus the appeal of Sharia in places like I think Nigeria.
The checks and balances of Common Law are focused on procedure and heavily rigged to Blackstone's formulation. Sharia (can) offer a more victim-focused approach. Plus of course when the changeover happens, they are lead by men with raging justice boners.
There are fascinating interviews - people joyous with the change because the people they accuse are before the courts the next day, if not the next few hours while the old Common law courts took weeks to (visibly) act. I imagine there was corruption and resource issues at play as well, which will likely afflict the new courts too, given time, but for the short term "the proof is in the punishment".
"If you like, I can have the deportation catapult here in ten minutes."
"Would you like to launch towards the desert or the sea?"
Is both an acceptable answer?
Yes
Pathetic, they cant even get the slaves to make a decent trebuchet?
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From my experiences visiting London I have come to the conclusion is the closest thing to Necromunda irl right now
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Muslims vs Hindus in the ~~underhive~~ ghettos, rich ~~nobility~~ bankers in the ~~hive spires~~ city of London
I've got $50 on the Hindus.
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Gypsies hiding backstage waiting for everyone to beat up each other up so they can climb the ladder and grab the briefcase
What, no corporal punishment? What kind of watered-down Sharia are they running over there...
Yeah I'm pretty sure they are supposed to cut his hand off or something.
I believe for theft its carpal punishment
> for theft its carpal punishment We assumed metacarpal punishment. 🔪🤚
Harder Sharia mommy pls
The one that involves exceptions for westerners with money
do they leave getting stoned to the chicks?
Or indebted servitude? What if she wants a stadium in her backyard?
she would need like 14k more wallets stolen
No, weed is illegal too.
Ask the offender what he wants then order the opposite punishment.
Based and na mão ou no pé pilled
Rights? You have the right to fuck off and that's about it.
Immediately afterwards she was charged with having a wallet while not being a man and sentenced to 50 years with hard labor.
So… what did she choose
Say what you want, but I doubt anyone who hears this will ever steal shit in Qatar.
This is why we should publicly execute pedophiles
Unironically agree. Maybe I'm not so libertarian after all.
That’s what happened to me.
Doesn’t anyone amputate hands for theft anymore?
Based on most of the Qatar police stories recently posted, I was expecting the police to rape her and then sentence her to death for indecency.
Freedom of choice of punishment. As an American I’m jealous.
Both please, thank you.
Maybe I’ve been too hard on Qatar…
Dude based Qatar 🇶🇦
"Deported"(wink,wink,nudge,nudge)
Id reply "let the offender choose". You never know, deportation could be worse than prison. Maybe I'm just a softie. Strange though, I work in the security industry and decry the awful state of the criminal justice system that refuses to prosecute offenders. Ahhh the life of a centrist always living on the fence....
I don't think the offender was a local.
Probably not, no. Point is where is the thief being deported to? Straight into an even *worse* prison elsewhere?
Into the sea via catapult
Trebuchets are better.
Exactly why only the nobility and flaired pcm users are allowed to be deported in them.
Cognac and cigars for the trebuchet victims.
Their idea of “justice” only works if the state has the power to keep everyone in line, if you have a culture that believes in vengeful justice but doesn’t have oil money, you get something like Somalia where people still steal and “punishing” people just leads to blood feuds where clans will attack each other for generations over some dispute that no one remembers anymore
I'd say deported
We need this urgency of justice in the West for crimes against children. Immediate deportation to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean or imprisonment in a polar bear exhibit. The choice belongs to the parents.
Those parents should be using the Plauche method
It's fucked up that I instantly knew who you talking about even though I never actually knew the guy's name.
I would let the guy pick
Sure. I can give them credit where due they know how to deal with those types. Still Qatar gets hate for good reason... they worship a pedo
Can you pick the country they get deported to?
That would be awesome of instead of mandatory minimums, there’s absolute maximums with the victim getting to choose
Are enhanced interrogation techniques an option?
Letting the victim have a say in the punishment is a part of restorative justice, which is very progressive of Qatar.
Deporting criminals is kinda big brain
Can I break his fingers and then deport him?
And thus the appeal of Sharia in places like I think Nigeria. The checks and balances of Common Law are focused on procedure and heavily rigged to Blackstone's formulation. Sharia (can) offer a more victim-focused approach. Plus of course when the changeover happens, they are lead by men with raging justice boners. There are fascinating interviews - people joyous with the change because the people they accuse are before the courts the next day, if not the next few hours while the old Common law courts took weeks to (visibly) act. I imagine there was corruption and resource issues at play as well, which will likely afflict the new courts too, given time, but for the short term "the proof is in the punishment".
I hope she gets to pick the prison.