What is your idea of an ideal society?

**ajaxfetish** · 12-09-2010, 23:32

I'm not sure what the results will show, since the methods and results (such as those in your example) are so diverse. It seems the changes to laws and enforcement techniques would be much more relevant and meaningful than some final number you arrive at, especially since the changes in percent caught are all wild guesses anyway.

Ajax

**Shibumi** · 12-09-2010, 23:35

Interesting how people have talked about what laws to remove, but no one mentioned adding laws.

One wonders if this has significance.

**Beskar** · 12-09-2010, 23:49

In my ideal society, no one would commit crime in the first place, so the question is pointless.

**HoreTore** · 12-09-2010, 23:56

Originally Posted by ajaxfetish

I'm not sure what the results will show, since the methods and results (such as those in your example) are so diverse. It seems the changes to laws and enforcement techniques would be much more relevant and meaningful than some final number you arrive at, especially since the changes in percent caught are all wild guesses anyway.

Noone's stopping you from explaining your reasoning(and this being the backroom, I figured that will happen automatically anyway, like it has already...).

Originally Posted by Beskar

In my ideal society, no one would commit crime in the first place, so the question is pointless.

Certainly not!

Put yourself down for a "0"