Proposed changes to the prison system

INTRODUCTION & PREMISES:Overall, I would allude to my prison reforms would leave a cheaper system. I want to an end to the prison-industrial complex[1]. My reforms would leave a significantly less people in prison. My reforms are based on speed, efficiency, and a devout belief in absolute justice.[1]http://www.vice.com...ARGUMENTS: 1. Capital PunishmentMatthew 7 :12 "So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you[2]"Allegedly, Jesus of Nazerth stated the quote of above. It is noble but stupid. You may wish to be peaceful and even become a pacifist. That doesn't mean other people will be peaceful with you. When someone has committed murder once, don't they gain experience at killing someone? If they murdered once what should make us believe they would not murder again? It would require faith in order for us to not believe they would do it again. I understand some people on death row may be innocent. However, there are many cases where there are cameras involved and we know who killed whom. I would argue that capital punishment should be considered as a necessary resort in cases where the evidence is clear and concise and not circumstantial. It should be thought that the life of a person is the most valuable thing they have. When they take someone else's life with the intent to murder, society should not tolerate it. Self defense cases and cicumstantial cases should be treated differently. Cases like James Eagan Holmes or the DC Snipers should result in an immediate execution rather than allowing them to delay and live off the taxpayers money. Cases with multiple deaths should have a speedy trial with a speedy execution. Capital punishment should be reserved for cases with the clear intent to murder and cases with multiple deaths and all of these cases have substantial evidence."Death is the solution to all problems. No man - no problem[3]" -Joseph Stalin[2]https://www.biblegateway.com...[3]http://www.goodreads.com...--2. Violent offenders"With a moment of hesitation, how can you protect the future, from a criminal who is trying to escape?[4]"-OnigumoGoing back to what I stated earlier, "When someone has committed murder once, don't they gain experience at killing someone?" In similiar circumstances, violent crimes should be dealt with differently for repeat offenders. First time offenders, should suffer corporal punishment and then be released. The second time and the following, they should be maimed or have an eye gouged out. Why? The point is to render they incapable of doing more violent crimes. My opponent nor I can promise that people will stop attempting crimes. Therefore, I see the need to just render people incapable of harming anyone else in society.[4]http://onepiece.wikia.com...3. Drug related offenders"Men exist for the sake of one another.[5]”-Roman Emperor Marcus AureliusI think drug related offender should not be sent to prison but they should be sent to rehab in order to deal with their drug problems.[5]http://www.goodreads.com...4. Non-violent offenders"The ideas of individual supremacy and the right of free expression, when carried to excess, have not worked........In America itself, there is widespread crime and violence, old people feel forgotten, families are falling apart.[6]"- Former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan YewNon-violent offenders should be given corporal punishment and released. Repeat non-violent offenders should be given corporal punishment and humiliated with a scold's bridle or put in pillories to be laughed at. Prison populations would damatically decrease from these reforms.[6]http://amotimes.com...