2.4.2.5. Criticism on the Retributivism
The Kantian theories, such as the other ones, have some problems which attract the critics' attractions. The main criticisms are: 1. Despite the punishment is a worldly action, Kant used a metaphysical aim – justice – for it. That is justice is an indefinable, metaphysical and unlimited conception while punishment is corporeal and tangible and needs a tangible worldly aim, too. The tangible aim for punishment can be defined as being deterrent, incapacitating, etc. while the Kantian punishment would not have this view point.
2. Re-establishing of morality is not the duty of the society.
3. The Retributivism punishment can be considered just as a revenge method since it will not benefit the criminal and
The Kantian theories, such as the other ones, have some problems which attract the critics' attractions. The main criticisms are: 1. Despite the punishment is a worldly action, Kant used a metaphysical aim – justice – for it. That is justice is an indefinable, metaphysical and unlimited conception while punishment is corporeal and tangible and needs a tangible worldly aim, too. The tangible aim for punishment can be defined as being deterrent, incapacitating, etc. while the Kantian punishment would not have this view point.
2. Re-establishing of morality is not the duty of the society.
3. The Retributivism punishment can be considered just as a revenge method since it will not benefit the criminal and