GIGAMΞSH
@gigamesh
I’m curious what farcasters think about this. Even 2 years seems like it has a high chance of turning people into career criminals given how easy it is to lose touch with non-criminal friends. https://frame.weponder.io/api/polls/28430
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Would this also rule out increasing the duration of sentences for repeat offenses? E.g., somebody burglarizing homes (a nonviolent offense) repeatedly, with <3 year sentences in between? Or are you suggesting it for first offenders only. This is an area where I feel that data-driven policymaking would benefit, because I vaguely remember stats about a strong Pareto distribution of even nonviolent crime (most offenses being committed by few repeat criminals). A short and flat sentence would give them more opportunities to reoffend, with the opportunity cost to society being more victims
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Matt
@hughassle.eth
You think sbf deserves less than 3 years?
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Disky.eth 🎩
@disky.eth
Depends on the crime, theft or drugs if not repeat offenders I would say even less. Maybe 6 months and 100 days of community service. There is no point locking people up with harsh punishments for minor things.
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shazow
@shazow.eth
Generally agree that we shouldn't be doing things that aren't working, doubly so for things that are actively harmful to everyone involved just for the sake of making victims feel "closure".
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Ponder Surveys
@survey
💭 Poll has ended after 23 hours and received 37 votes. View the results here:
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bradq
@bradq
Bernie Madoff
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Lambo.win ||
@lambo-win
Eh, some crimes have butterfly effects If I exploited a protocol where someone had life savings and ended themselves, would 3 years be enough? Maybe, but now let’s say there’s 100+ unalivers Does 3 years still sound like enough? I’m honestly not sure, I see both sides but lean towards crime is crime
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Sean Mundy 🎩🔥
@seanmundy
you can do a whole lot of damage without using violence, gonna have to disagree with this one
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