GuyGadebois wrote:Moindreffor wrote:Did67 wrote:
Yes, you're right. Indeed. I should not have gone that way, it discredits the rest (which may not be so wrong?).
I think that impunity poses a problem (even if I do not think that sanctions have exemplary value: a criminal assumes that he will not be caught because he has well prepared his coup, or acts "out of the box. him ", in which case he does not think about it; therefore sentencing a criminal to death will not deter others ...)
on the other hand, to condemn him to give back a bear, will very quickly understand to others that whatever they do the bear will be reintroduced, so the uselessness of the thing, condemn it in addition to criminal would only aggravate an already tense climate , but actually a little sentence in more history to mark the coup could have been put rather than nothing
A small sentence and especially a big fine: Make him pay the price of transport and the bear.
he must bring back a bear so it must be in any case I hope, otherwise yes is fucked mouth