Victor68 Turbocharged February 19, 2016 Share February 19, 2016 Heard over radio this morning where DJ invites listeners to call in to talk about whether we can give offenders a 2nd Chance? After a while, none called and they have to switch to another tropic which immediately attracts callers. Wonder why is this subject so taboo? Why so many offenders after their release went back to commit the same crimes. In my humble opinion, most people would like to turn over a new leaf if given the chance. Of course not everyone knows how to take that opportunity. Why didn't these people succeed in making that change? Is there some fundamental problems? And why aren't 'Yellow Ribbon' effective? If these offenders were to change and contribute to society, tax payers will also benefit. But how could we help them and make it difficult for them to go back to their old ways? Are there more the authorities could do to ensure this? I am sure with more ideas, more could be done. What do you guys think? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gitanic 6th Gear February 19, 2016 Share February 19, 2016 if saya unintentionally punch some in the face think i shd be given 2nd chance. so what so taboo sinkie? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kezg 1st Gear February 19, 2016 Share February 19, 2016 Heard over radio this morning where DJ invites listeners to call in to talk about whether we can give offenders a 2nd Chance? After a while, none called and they have to switch to another tropic which immediately attracts callers. Wonder why is this subject so taboo? Why so many offenders after their release went back to commit the same crimes. In my humble opinion, most people would like to turn over a new leaf if given the chance. Of course not everyone knows how to take that opportunity. Why didn't these people succeed in making that change? Is there some fundamental problems? And why aren't 'Yellow Ribbon' effective? If these offenders were to change and contribute to society, tax payers will also benefit. But how could we help them and make it difficult for them to go back to their old ways? Are there more the authorities could do to ensure this? I am sure with more ideas, more could be done. What do you guys think? ...who started this yellow ribbon thingy?..okok..if u see the application of any coy related to our biggest employer....i bet there is something at the back on the last page ...."Have you ever been convicted in Court? So, tell me ..if you tick" YES"...do you think the coy will select you? And if you tick "NO" assuming that you try to bluff your way through..then you r caught after a few years working in the coy...do you know what the they will do to u?....haha...i think you can guess the answer...LOL ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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