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Should we deal with criminals with a greater focus on rehabilitation or punishment?

Strongly rehabilitation
58.7%
Slightly rehabilitation
20.8%
Slightly punishment
4.4%
Strongly punishment
16%

543 votesFinal results

8:35 PM · Apr 4, 2017

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Glad you have intelligent followers

@brain_implosion

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Obviously punishment doesn't work if it did we wouldn't have so many repeat offenders.

@PrototypeChaos

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Death penalty should be used instead of long sentences makes more sense economic wise speaking

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Ppl think punishment deters. It doesn't – perps don't think they'll get caught, so punishment not a concern. 100% apprehension would deter.

I second this

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rehabilitation for most crimes, but punishment for unforgivable crimes such as murder and rape

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