Articles containing the tag: restoration

First time offender sentenced to 162 years

Published under Justice

God's Law

Under the Law of God, this boy would have been made to work – for a private business that would have bought him out – to pay his victims. After a certain period of time he would have paid off his debts, would have been restored as a full member of the society, and would have acquired the necessary skills to work and prosper on his own, as a restored man.

Man's Law

Under the law of man he will be no different from dead, for a lifetime, at the expense of the taxpayers.

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Selling Kids to Prisons

Published under Civil Rights

God's Law

Under the Law of God, there isn’t any provision for a prison system where young men are forced to spend the most productive years of their lives between four walls, in forced idleness, at taxpayers’ expense. Therefore, such horrible crimes of official kidnapping as this judge’s verdicts wouldn’t be possible at all.

Man's Law

Under the laws of man, a prison system is specifically created to destroy the souls of those who are doomed to rot in it, concentrating huge amounts of tax money, creating perfect conditions for corruption. This judge’s victims will never be compensated for the loss of their productive years and for the destruction of their souls. He will eventually receive a parole or even amnesty and will be free again, while the young men whom he officially kidnapped and sold will struggle their whole l (cont.)
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Undercover in Prison

Published under Law Enforcement

God's Law

The purpose of the law is RESTITUTION and RESTORATION (except where capital punishment is required). That is, the victim gets compensated and the criminal gets the chance to be restored and become a productive member of the society.

Man's Law

The purpose of the law is double robbery of the victim (through taxes) and destruction of all hope for the criminal. While the victim is being taxed to support a system of concentration camps called “prisons,” the criminal is deprived not only of his liberty but also of his chance to be restored. The victim gets nothing, and the criminal is made to do useless, unproductive tasks that destroy his soul even more.

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