The only thing the sufficiently rich can't call-and-raise you on is time. Fictional sums of money, sums that may be less than likely to ever really be paid, are more easily reckoned with than jail time.
The only thing the sufficiently rich can't call-and-raise you on is time. Fictional sums of money, sums that may be less than likely to ever really be paid, are more easily reckoned with than jail time.
Suffering based punishments hurt everyone equally, they don’t waste a person’s time they could be contributing something positive to the world and can be scaled to fit the crime. One hell of a deterrent too.
Because, candidly, the poor aren't dumping toxic waste in factory quantities.
Psychology says no.
Things that would be absolutely miserable but I would do.
* Physical exertion like having to run suicides.
* Being forced to stand in an uncomfortable position hours.
* Being belted/caned/shocked so many times.
* Forced labor.