I think you were clear in your initial post.Onions&carrots said:Let me reiterate my position so as not to create confusion. I know many here agree with me.
The absolute extermination of all criminals in the DR is the only viable solution to ensure long term peace, prosperity and productivity.
Onions&carrots said:Determining who's a criminal is simple- murderers, child rapists, career criminals, you get the point.
Onions&carrots said:... the one (in this case, a thief who would have changed his ways given the chance) must be sacrificed....
Onions&carrots said:Determining who's a criminal is simple- murderers, child rapists, career criminals, you get the point.
mountainfrog said:Sorry, changed to make (at least some) sense.
m'frog
Onions&carrots said:... What use is there of re-integrating to dominican society these deported souls. I mean the hard core dominican criminals who have served time in Riker's Island for heinous crimes....
Onions&carrots said:your sense is nonsense.
Onions&carrots said:Ask Hillbilly when would you hear about home invasion, daylight murders, organized gangs of violent criminals prior to this wave of delinquent diaspora of dominicans.
Werner said:Did you go soft now or did you just forget the shoplifter?
Hipocrito Mejia said:Bring back Candelier and his "mano dura" methods. It's the only thing that criminals in DR understand, respect and fear.
Onions&carrots said:AMEN, Hippo. A rehabilitated criminal is a dead one as far as the DR is concerned. That is a great man, Candelier.
gary short said:....and yet serious crime continues...
Buddy of mine, I am more than surprised and shocked that you wrote that.suarezn said:...but the way I see it one less thief is SOME help...
Onions&carrots said:I have no sympathy for criminals. I wish we had courtrooms that one could get justice from. What about that innocent young defenseless lamb that was gunned down like a wild animal in front of her own home in Santiago?
Where is her justice?
Catch the criminals and hang 'em high. I promise you they won't harm anyone anymore.
Hipocrito Mejia said:I'm not defending the police in this particular case, but I still believe in what I wrote about the petty criminals in DR eventually turning into the hardened ones. Just look at the most recent case of the 18 year old girl who was killed in Santiago. It started as the petty theft of a cell phone and ended up in a senseless murder.
I also believe that given the circumstances in DR, that the best way to deal with the hardened criminal element, and by hardened, I mean the people with rap sheets that are 10 pages long, is to use the strong arm aproach that has worked so well in the past. Bring back Candelier and his "mano dura" methods. It's the only thing that criminals in DR understand, respect and fear.