Q3: Do you agree with Pedigo that most people lack compassion for women who work in prostitution? Why or why not? I totally agree with Pedigo’s idea. People generally have negative impression to prostitution, an immoral behavior that they have agreed when they learned about the society. This opinion had been existed in human’s consciousness when human realized that the significance of propriety within their society. For those who participate in prostitution, they are tagged as the lewd by everyone, then they will be treated with different standard comparing with normal people in their lives because normal people won’t like to have any relationships with these “dirty” people. I think this is all reasoned by the historical view and the value
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Surely it solves the problem because it just let those people who should be prisoned and punished due to their crimes become innocent. Since all of these criminals are not considered as criminals, this means many of the suspicious criminal will be considered as innocent as well because the crimes are decriminalized already. It not only reduces the population of the prison, but also it filter enormous amount of potential prison population, what a great solution!
Q5: What do you think is Suede’s most powerful statistic? Why?
Suede’s article obtains plenty of statistic data such as “The 2009 federal prison population consisted of criminals who committed these crimes;” he lists the percentage of population for each specific type of criminals. Besides that, he also has clear description about the ethnicity of criminals with his powerful statistic data. At the same time, his data strongly supports his view point, stating the critical situation of the prison that many people are not worth for prisoning.
Q6: Do you agree with Suede that when the government puts a person in prison for a victimless crime, the public becomes the victim because they have to pay to support the life of the person in prison? Why or why
Surely it solves the problem because it just let those people who should be prisoned and punished due to their crimes become innocent. Since all of these criminals are not considered as criminals, this means many of the suspicious criminal will be considered as innocent as well because the crimes are decriminalized already. It not only reduces the population of the prison, but also it filter enormous amount of potential prison population, what a great solution!
Q5: What do you think is Suede’s most powerful statistic? Why?
Suede’s article obtains plenty of statistic data such as “The 2009 federal prison population consisted of criminals who committed these crimes;” he lists the percentage of population for each specific type of criminals. Besides that, he also has clear description about the ethnicity of criminals with his powerful statistic data. At the same time, his data strongly supports his view point, stating the critical situation of the prison that many people are not worth for prisoning.
Q6: Do you agree with Suede that when the government puts a person in prison for a victimless crime, the public becomes the victim because they have to pay to support the life of the person in prison? Why or why