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Yeah, that would mean all the Government employees would be in desert fatigues than suits, yeah.
Lets send the criminals overseas....;-)
What a plan. |
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Criminals should have to go and fight. They are the ones bringing our communities down. Here we are
sending the decent men to die, while the idiots in jail are safe and secure. What is the military
thinking. Keep these guys secure somehow and ship them out. If they die, it wouldn't hurt society
like it does when a gentlemen dies over there. |
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I'd say they should be used for suicide-style missions, as the military requires teamwork,
discipline and trust. But I think the criminal should choose whether he goes to jail or Iraq, and
then the armed forces get a group of them to carry out a dangerous mission, or something. I don't
know, my want for this only slightly outweighs my dislike of this. |
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I think they should because for one it would teach them a lesson an they would probably be the best
ones out there on the field! |
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I'm for it I think it should be some kind of reform for them especially if they killed someone. |
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Death to all proven criminals. All they do is sit in their cells and take government money for them
to survive. They help nothing and hurt us. |
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This is ridiculous ,ie lock em up and throw away the key ,maybe it would be a good idea to get a
violent criminal ,give him a gun ,and a target , and send him to a foreign land he is sure to make
a great soldier ,any way with a leader like bush America has a criminal ,in charge of the army
,with his illegal war ,try the bafoon for war crimes ,i say |
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Do you honestly think they would go and fight?!
No, most of them would end off running away anyways. |
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A remarkably bad idea which shows a contempt for foreign life. You don't think criminals would abuse
the authority that a military occupation gives them to commit crimes against the indigenous
population? There are many reports of Iraqis being robbed at checkpoints and in searches of their
house.
The incident which involved the rape and murder of an teenage Iraqi girl and all of her family by
American soldiers was instigated by an American criminal who has been sent to Iraq in lieu of being
sent to jail. It is fictionalized in the film Redacted. |
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No they might turn against us |
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A person that has proven to be violent against his own people should not be unleashed through war on
another people. Prisoners now play a role in manufacturing things needed by the Armed services, this
is as involved as they should get in our military affairs. The Armed services pride themselves on
their military superiority to others, having convicts in our military will set an awful precedent
for the rest of the militarized world. Imagine if a tyrannical regime opens the prisons of their
country to join their party that is already violent and corrupt, surely adding convicted felons to
their group would not be a good thing for anyone. |
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NO, the military requires discipline, teamwork and the ability to depend on the people next to you.
Most of the time, I have the experience, you are more concerned about the colleague net to you than
you are about anything else. Putting criminals within the military just moves the problems from
prison to the battlefield plus further segregates our standing in the world since we would see even
more war crimes. |
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Criminals should be sent to prison and not to Iraq, or to any other country. The notion that the US
can just ship hardened criminals to other countries is absurd. Additionally, people with a history
of serious crime would be completely unreliable when it comes to following military orders in a
distant, foreign country, and would probably be detrimental to the American war effort in Iraq. The
US needs more professional, reliable and mentally stable soldiers; the incidents of torture at the
Abu Ghraib prison clearly underline this point.
In many ways, the US army already tends to attract people with limited educational or work
experience and this has left a mark on the American military, as well as how it is perceived by
others. Sending off people convicted of violent crimes to essentially serve their sentence abroad,
in a war zone, would further tarnish America's image on the world stage. |
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08 Mar 2008 06:23
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