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- Posted: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 19:54:57 +0000
Cardinal punishment is a term, that I have invented, for a type of punishment that I believe should be issued to rapists. To describe the punishment, it involves restraining the rapist in a room where a volunteer, that I shall dub the "deliverer", sexually penetrates the rapist against their will.
Reasons why I believe cardinal punishment should be institutionalized:
-To deliver justice. What more appropiate form of justice is there than to make the punishment fit the crime?
-To help bring relief to victims of rape. Rape victims are traumatized from the event, and their families also suffer as a result. Sentencing rapists to cardinal punishment can help victims heal.
-It would be a great crime deterrent. People would be more reluctant to rape if there's a possibility of facing cardinal punishment.
-If rapists are sentenced to cardinal punishment, their time in prison could be reduced. This would help with the issue of overcrowed prisons as well as the costs of maintaining those prisons.
-It would deter the rapist from raping again. Eventually, rapists are given parole. Even worse, they can escape prison before their time is served. But by teaching them a lesson with cardinal punishment, they would be unlikely to rape again (compared to if they were only given a prison sentence).
Discuss.
Reasons why I believe cardinal punishment should be institutionalized:
-To deliver justice. What more appropiate form of justice is there than to make the punishment fit the crime?
-To help bring relief to victims of rape. Rape victims are traumatized from the event, and their families also suffer as a result. Sentencing rapists to cardinal punishment can help victims heal.
-It would be a great crime deterrent. People would be more reluctant to rape if there's a possibility of facing cardinal punishment.
-If rapists are sentenced to cardinal punishment, their time in prison could be reduced. This would help with the issue of overcrowed prisons as well as the costs of maintaining those prisons.
-It would deter the rapist from raping again. Eventually, rapists are given parole. Even worse, they can escape prison before their time is served. But by teaching them a lesson with cardinal punishment, they would be unlikely to rape again (compared to if they were only given a prison sentence).
Discuss.