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Should you be punished for something you did a long time ago?
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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Quick takeaways
- The podcast explores the question of whether someone should be punished for past crimes, even if they have changed and no longer pose a threat.
- The discussion highlights the need for a balanced approach to punishment, considering the harm caused to victims and the ethical reasoning behind forgiveness and consequences.
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Molly's Dark Past as a Cat Burglar
Molly reveals her secret past as a cat burglar, where she would break into houses and steal valuable items. She describes her techniques, such as using suction cups and glass cutting, to commit the burglaries. Molly admits that she was young, selfish, and didn't fully understand the ethical implications of her actions at the time. However, she expresses remorse and explains how she has changed and felt guilty ever since.
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