Originally posted by: AllThatCritiqueMob violence is never the answer and lynching pertains to that. Its a dangerous precedent to set. BUT capital punishment is REQUIRED in a country like India.
I see zero point in comparing India to the more secure places on Earth and saying 'look it can work without all this'. It makes no sense to me cause the dynamics of India is completely different from the developed countries in the world and Arab countries as well. Our society lacks fear. We need to find a system that works for us. And that should be 'fast track courts' for rape. The longass judgement process is a boon for potential rapists and bane for victims. And we need capital punishment in a country like India. Wanting that does not make anyone an idiot or an emotional fool. Lynching is a no,capital punishment meted out by the government after a trial and found guilty.. hell yes.
I keep saying how propaganda works in India. Everyone knows this. You say a lie 10 times here and it becomes the truth. And that same propaganda machine should be implemented when it comes to creating a fearful stance on rape.
The people talking about education,changing mindsets.. it doesn't happen overnight,right? That's a long term solution. What about now? We can have dialogues over dialogues about it but things won't change. India is fundamentally f*cked up that way. Our main issue is and always will be overpopulation coupled with poverty. People don't fear getting punished for sexual assault and rape in this country because it does not have a good enough tracking system to maintain law and order. They know they can escape a state the next day and can hideaway for the rest of their lives. Others have money and power. The fear of doing the act is not there.
So many talked about an innocent getting in the middle of this. I agree. Its a dangerous chance. But what about those who do their term,come out and do it again. Who have no remorse. What about them? Why should we spend our taxes taking care of their rehabilitation? What about our choice? I REJECT THE IDEA THAT PROVEN RAPISTS DESERVE TO LIVE. I have done enough case studies to know not one feels an iota of shame. Its rather a proof of their manhood to them. That they were able to do that. The community they come from see them as wrongly judged because ofcourse the woman definitely did something to warrant that. When you do one-on-one interviews with them it becomes more evident there.
I don't think people understand what letting go of a rapist without strict punishment in India entails. It gives us the entitlement of being animals. While one rape in India when it makes headlines makes it difficult for every woman in this country to go to work or even go out the next day.
So,yeah we need capital punishment for rape. But it should be a six month process fast-tracked by court with enough evidence.
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