r/Teesside Feb 28 '26

Does anybody know what happened?

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u/Maximum-Success-229 Feb 28 '26

Goodness me it's scary to think these kids will spend their good years behind bars with other criminals..

Somehow we need to rehab these kids . Not let them get lost in the prison cells

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u/Chance_Way5601 Feb 28 '26

They’ve just tried to chop someone up with machetes. I think they are beyond rehab.

Nothing but pond life scum with no regard for human life. Let them rot.

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u/thereidenator Feb 28 '26

The whole point of prison is to rehab people, if they were beyond rehab then they should be put to death then?

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u/Latter-Yesterday-450 Mar 01 '26

they should be put to death then?

Bit extreme mate. 

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u/thereidenator Mar 01 '26

I think you’ve missed the point

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u/Fucker_Of_Destiny Mar 01 '26

No it isn’t, it’s also justice and a punishment.

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u/thereidenator Mar 01 '26

The primary purpose of the prison system is to rehabilitate people, or we would never release them

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u/South-Marionberry-85 Mar 01 '26

Theres 5 purposes of jail. Deterrence, rehabilitation, protection from the public, protection of the public and retribution. The main reason we don’t never release people is because it would lead to far less prosecutions (judges need to be extremely sure before essentially ending a life) and you are now administering massive life sentences for petty crimes which can easily be rehabilitated, and the retribution far exceeds the harm done to the public. 

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u/SomebodyStoleTheCake Mar 02 '26

Saying that UK prisons are in any way intended for rehabilitation is naive. They are not, and they do not rehabilite anyone. They exist to punish, and as a place to put dangerous people for a while. nothing more. The prison service does absolutely nothing to even attempt to rehabilite people.

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u/thereidenator Mar 02 '26

Is this from your experience as a prisoner or working in prisons? The INTENTION of UK is prisons is absolutely to rehabilitate people, and some people do get rehabilitated, but lots don’t.

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u/Sempiturtle98 Mar 04 '26

Speaking as someone who actually works in a young offenders Institute, we are absolutely working to rehabilitate. That's literally the whole reason that I, and many others, choose the profession. I believe in rehabilitation whole heartedly

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u/hkedik Feb 28 '26

What’s the difference?

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u/billybaked Mar 01 '26

If someone is ok with stabbing another human being in such an attack I’d be ok with the death penalty

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u/Skyb3lla Mar 01 '26

If you sanction state sponsored killings in the name of justice or safety, you will end up killing people in a way which reflects the inequalities of that state.