murderers

[+] The non-murderers in 80 should get light sentences and murderers in 20 should get severe sentences.

Meat tastes good!), but perhaps the jump that all meat eaters are pyscopathic murderers sounds a bit suspect.

Because of the statement marked [^], the majority of murderers should get minimal sentences, which conflicts with the statement marked [+], unless you state that all murderers have a non-murder prior.

It does not mean that they are murderers.

But it makes for a pretty weird threat model, trying to protect your customers from high-tech murderers, anarchists, and three-letter-government agencies.

Due to the 800,000 bodies that were exhumed, and the testimony of the gas-chamber murderers.

We don't consider Robert J Oppenheimer or Albert Einstein mass murderers even though their work very directly contributed to the deaths of thousands of civilians.

We treat sex offenders, in many cases, as worse than murderers.

Now, I'm not entirely certain how many new murderers in 2014 had watched GoT, but I'll guess that P(B|A) = 0.063.

Meanwhile, the majority of all murderers never commit another crime.

In 1981, murderers served about a third of their sentences — roughly 3 ½ years, on average — before they were paroled or had their sentences commuted.

It's not just murderers who capitalize Black and White.

You needed to claim something like "the vast majority of murderers have non-murder priors" in addition to "the majority of all murderers never commit another crime".

"Evil" in this case doesn't mean the same thing it does when we're talking about rapists, murderers, and Dow Chemical.

I'm much more interested in trying to understand what the hell is happening in our society by exploring the mental illness angle since it is grounded in medical science and not some nebulous "evil" or "insane." edit/ I'd also like to say, I don't think it is minimizing mental illness to call mass murderers mentally ill.

This is nonsense: "You needed to claim something like "the vast majority of murderers have non-murder priors"" I am making a claim about whether someone should get a relatively light sentence for the given crime, versus whether someone should get a severe sentence for the given crime.