RE: The End of Criminalization: On Free Will, Accountability, and Compassion

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The End of Criminalization: On Free Will, Accountability, and Compassion

in philosophy •  8 years ago 

Oh not talking about the homeless per se @dangis @felixxx, I tihnk what i really meant is not to criminalize people by default (which is punishment), so i went for an opposing verb which is healing?

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      ·  8 years ago 

    What I don't agree on is, that you sound like you want the government to fix it.

    I believe we should decriminalize and then get the government out of people's lifes.

    A state funded welfare system like the health care system can never synthesize tolerance or inclusiveness - let alone compassion.

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