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by SilasX
3178 days ago
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That doesn't work for the reason above: I don't want my grandma imprisoned, but zero imprisonment is also impractical. [1] "A society is judged by how it treats its weakest", "would I want $GOOD_PERSON to fall victim to this" -- those sound nice, but don't translate into a practical metric for appropriately navigating real moral dilemmas. [1] I know the lectures about the evils of mass incarceration; those don't prove that no one should be imprisoned. |
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This may permit consideration of the relative social value of the punishment, alloyed with the emotional bias provided by the context.