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when asked about a rash of burglaries on campus, he said "Until we solve the problem of human evil, we should be locking our doors".
Just thought I would share his thought..... ![]() |
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DOH
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Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Jesus H. Christ! Private Pyle, why is your footlocker unlocked?
Private Gomer Pyle: Sir, I don't know, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Private Pyle, if there is one thing in this world that I hate, it is an unlocked footlocker! You know that, don't you? Private Gomer Pyle: Sir, yes, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: If it wasn't for dickheads like you, there wouldn't be any thievery in this world, would there? Private Gomer Pyle: Sir, no, sir! |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 10/07/11 10:54 PM
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there are places where people leave doors unlocked and still have less theft and crime than where people lock them
I also dont think theft has to necessarily do with people being 'evil' I dont think we have to lock doors everywhere(thankfully), but I do think locking doors in places where theft is known to be an issue is more than logical |
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I think letting thieves get away with it, basically a slap on the wrist, shows that it's okay to keep doing it.
Personally, I think after an offense they should be shot. |
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I think letting thieves get away with it, basically a slap on the wrist, shows that it's okay to keep doing it. Personally, I think after an offense they should be shot. that sounds more like middle eastern justice, which, apparently, also has its place,,, Im anti violence though ESPECIALLY when it comes to replacable and material things,,,but thats just me |
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There's an old Arab saying;
Trust in Allah, but don't forget to tie up your camel. |
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There's an old Arab saying; Trust in Allah, but don't forget to tie up your camel. lol.. what on earth I think some of the middle eastern justice does work quite well in DETERRING crime,,(just a bit harder to steal with one hand than with two and people see ya coming,,for instance) I just cant wrap my head around pre meditated violence on another, although i understand the 'just' part of it |
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it is not just to cut off someone's hand for stealing or cut out
their tongue for lying or evil speech. or as many have pointed out it is not just to stone someone to death for infidelity, dishonor or blasphemy. material things can be replaced - period. there can be restitution for false statements, infidelity, dishonor and blasphemy as well. however, hands and tongues cannot be replaced and leave someone handicapped for the rest of their life. honor killing is murder plain and simple. this is not just punishment and never has been. it is immoral and criminal to exact such unfair horrible punishments. |
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Edited by
Mikey117
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Mon 10/10/11 06:14 AM
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If they come through my door they will meet Cherokee, which if I am not home, is NOT they way they want to meet her!!! A big dog is the BEST way to discourage a home invasion or robbery!!!
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it is not just to cut off someone's hand for stealing or cut out their tongue for lying or evil speech. or as many have pointed out it is not just to stone someone to death for infidelity, dishonor or blasphemy. material things can be replaced - period. there can be restitution for false statements, infidelity, dishonor and blasphemy as well. however, hands and tongues cannot be replaced and leave someone handicapped for the rest of their life. honor killing is murder plain and simple. this is not just punishment and never has been. it is immoral and criminal to exact such unfair horrible punishments. I Ask this,, is it fair to execute someone with multiple personalities or split personality for a murder, since it was only a 'piece of them' that committed the crime? this is where the definition of 'just' gets tricky and is interpreted differently and subjectively I do understand the concept, whether Im agreeable to it or not, that if the hand offends, cut it off its barbaric, but its also affective,, IM glad its not a justice we apply in the US, but I do think it has a logic behind it as much as any other 'justice' does,,, you can also replace or pay for what was stolen, but does that deter from stealing again nearly as much as losing the hand? do we want to just replace or to deter it from happening again? these are the questions I Think are asked when people seek 'justice' |
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