I believe in the greater good
Personally, talking about politics is a bit complicated. When I was a child, I was not interested in the subject. I used to believe that this science never worked. But now, in my twenties, I see it as a strong subject of debate.
Since I began to integrate myself into politics thanks to my parents and grandparents, I began to realize the harsh and complicated situation that exists in Chile due to the numerous crimes that are committed daily. As I grew older, I acquired a rather pragmatic perspective on political and social stability within a country. On the one hand, I am in favor of respecting the rights of oneself and others. On the other hand, I am in favor of laws and reforms that act harshly against criminals (murderers, rapists, among others), but without altering our individual freedom to make decisions.
My conclusion is that while I support the rule of law, I do not disapprove of deadly force laws against dangerous criminals, as long as they are enforced for the greater good.
Hello, I am very interested in your publication. I think you're touching on a subject that is still quite delicate to touch. There are many very polarized opinions on the matter and many areas to take into account to approve or disapprove this type of measure. One of them, in my opinion, one of the most important is the number of cases in which after years it is revealed that the accused was not really guilty, in that case it would be very serious to give such a measure to an innocent person, on the other hand I believe that I am not in favor of approving these laws but of toughening or removing other types of sentences for the accused, since in many of these cases prison is not really a significant sentence, taking this into account I believe that there should be many modifications to the existing sentences, since sometimes the high sentences they receive for not so serious crimes is even ridiculous compared to the low sentences received by people who have actually been confirmed guilty of rape, murder and others.
ResponderBorrarhello, your post is quite interesting, on the one hand I agree. Offenders should be punished according to the seriousness of the crime committed, but I also think that those in charge of investigating these crimes should be thorough to avoid convicting an innocent person.
ResponderBorrarIt is interesting what you say about lethally punishing people who commit crimes, but I personally consider that harsh punishment is not a solution to reduce crime, there are other policies, for example improvements in public education, which could have an impact on reducing crime.
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