Short & Curly Should you be punished for something you did a long time ago?
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Sep 14, 2022 The hosts discuss whether Molly, a former cat burglar, should still be punished for her past crimes. They explore the reasons behind punishment, the lasting impact of past actions, and the ethics of punishment. Molly humorously compares her retirement home to a prison.
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Molly's Cat Burglar Confession
- Molly admits she was a cat burglar in the early 2020s who stole jewellery and never got caught.
- She describes dressing in a catsuit, scaling buildings, cutting glass and taking valuables for profit.
Past Acts Versus Present Character
- Molly argues she is now a very different, kinder person and shouldn't be punished for crimes from 60 years ago.
- The hosts raise the tension between past actions and present character when considering punishment.
Consider Harm, Restitution And Age
- The brains trust suggests weighing harm, ability to return stolen items, and remorse when deciding punishment.
- They warn harsh punishment for elderly people can worsen mental health and may not be fair.