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@Budd631 punishing crime in general does lower the crime rate. Harsh sentences for all violent crimes. It brought down crime in the 90s at its peak, and the data shows that the average homicide perpetrator has had 12 violent crimes committed prior. Allowing them no cash bail, the ability to have light sentences puts a huge cost on society. The average economic cost is roughly 10k more to have them free then walking the street for the increased damage it causes. Those numbers don’t take into account the emotional toll on victims, and the death of communities and lower quality of life of those communities because businesses won’t invest, and ones that are there pull out. For further information, please see Thomas Sowell. He has a lot of coverage on the topic. We should have the death penalty because some people shouldn’t have their life paid for after extreme crimes. Studies in general show that higher punishments lead to lower crime rates, it’s a simple incentive analysis. People on the margins are more likely to commit crimes when punishments are lower. Studies do show that.
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Shania Van der Halen what am I incorrect about? I have looked through FBI data on crime, and the CDC data relating to crime and death. Please identify what I am in forever about. Please present relevant information and make a case. Just saying incorrect means and proves nothing.
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