diordiderot
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
We have studied this problem ad nauseum. The West knew the answer until about a century ago. Europe became orderly through shame culture, executing criminals and destruction of clan culture.
El Salvador is a modern example.
The remedy is violent, unkind, and not communist so we get indefinite unbounded suffering instead.
Of the measures available to the justice system for deterrence, increasing the perceived certainty of arrest is possibly the most effective.
An arrest also prevents the same offender from committing more crimes. Since offending is highly concentrated among a relatively small number of repeat offenders, this isn't insignificant.
A camera does not prevent the first crime that it records. But a system that makes detection more likely can reduce later crime.
That's what the upvote/downvote feature is for.
They're saying, that social media use before suicide is like drinking water
Only which age you wanted the ban to start
The system cost depends on connection queues, transmission buildout, substations, transformers, planning permission, curtailment, etc.
Production of transformers, cables, and labour capacity are bottlenecks. Planning is a bottleneck.
Americans are too comfortable. Leftist rhetoric is virtue signaling and costless.
1. not internationally wealthy 2. drank the kool-aid and never stepped too far away from their family money.