• Clent@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Losing it for life is too drastic and isn’t what any behavior specialist would suggest.

    There needs to be a path to earn it back. For example, hours of community service based on the offense and that increase with each offense.

    It would also want to incentivize future legislatures excluding people by targeting groups. The drug war and its imbalance towards treatment of minorities as an example.

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      3 months ago

      If I murder someone and lose basic income for say five years does it go up to ten years if I murder another person or could it be served concurrently?

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        3 months ago

        I would expect you’d be in prison for at least five years so are you suggesting you’ve killed someone while in prison or that basic income is the only punishment?

        In any case, I am not suggesting anything concrete here, just going forward with the thought experiment. Basic income first, then we can work on how to use it as a deterrence.

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          3 months ago

          Oh, I was thinking of it as a replacement of the prison industry. So just let everyone remain free but just lose basic income instead. It interested me because I think I could do without the extra income, save the tax payers money, and accomplish some personal goals at the same time.