A second conviction for aggravated violent crime should get life imprisonment

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Crémieux
@cremieuxrecueil

A ten strike law preventing people from leaving prison after that many violent crime convictions would reduce period violent crime by 20% Five strikes would cut violent crime by 40% Three strikes would halve violent crime Two strikes would remove ~two-thirds of violent crime

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's foray into criminal justice reform once again proves that his musings on crime and punishment are a bigger misdemeanor against market volatility than a felony. The immediate market response was characteristically muted: ETH saw a minor uptick of 0.05% at one minute, peaking at 0.13% by five minutes, while DOGE and the memeier GORK fluctuated within a tight, nearly flat range of -0.09% to +0.64%. This level of volatility is remarkably tame, especially when contextualized against the historical precedent of similar posts, which have historically triggered more pronounced, albeit still minor, swings in ETH of up to 0.55%. It seems the market has developed a form of recidivism immunity, treating his repeated policy tweets with the same impact as a legal slap on the wrist. Apparently, the only life sentence being served here is the market's collective shrug.

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