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I swear you’ll never see a democrat passing something like this. I’m actually so proud to be a republican right now
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Anonymous 32w

Well yeah, Democrats understand that making any crime’s punishment the same as murder just incentivizes the perpetrator to murder the victim. Also, it’s just unconstitutional.

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Anonymous 32w

It’s a very Republican law, in that its already been deemed unconstitutional and statistically makes it way worse for victims (puts them at much greater risk of being killed, and causes victims to not come out if they were abused by a family member) but you like it because it sounds cool and vengeful. It’s never about doing what actually helps victims, it’s about a facade of “tough on crime” (unless if they’re rich)

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Anonymous 32w

Well yeah the democrats oppose the death penalty

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 32w

It’s like this with republican abortion, drug, and violent crime policy too. It’s all about the optics of harsh punishments but never any preventative action that has actually been shown to help.

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Anonymous 32w

Can’t report it if no one is alive to report it. Rapists are fucked up people

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Anonymous 32w

Yes. Because if they leave the victim alive, and the victim tells, then they die. If they kill the victim, and they get caught for the murder, they also die. But it’s harder for the authorities to solve a murder than it is to follow up on a report.

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Anonymous 32w

Is there a study for this?

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Anonymous 32w

I see. But this is clearance, meaning someone was arrested, charged, and prosecuted. This doesn’t mean there was a conviction

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 32w

hmm not even prosecuted, just turned over for prosecution

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