I'm a moderately pro-life libertarian. I don't really know much about the death penalty yet, and haven't formulated a position on it yet. My initial inclination is to be against it, but I'm not sure yet. If anyone has some strong views on this from a libertarian perspective, and would like to influence me, speak up, now is the time.
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Anonymous2006-09-03 6:04
People should still be able to work in prison, but only to cover their own prison costs, anything they make which exceeds prison costs is their's to keep, but they aren't allowed to leave prison. The trouble with prisons is they spend an enormous sum of money watching prisoners and examining their assholes etc etc.. Prisons should be more simple. They should just make huge reinforced thick concrete cells which have been alterred chemically to be highly resistant to chipping etc.. 1 man per cell, 1 man enters the corridors at a time and goes to wherever his labour is needed, if he disobeys the prison guards he gets dragged to solitary for 12 hours.