B
Right.
A
-- and, you know, then maybe those other people would be kind of scared and they would not do these bad things, you know.
B
Yeah, I think, I think that, uh, it's, uh, seems to be that, I don't know, some people they te-, they do something, you know, they shoot somebody or whatever, they go to jail, sentenced to jail for like thirty years they're out in five and they're back on the street and then they shoot someone else and just a, a cycle and it seems, seems as though the, the system doesn't cha-, tend to stop them unless something is drastic is done.
A
Yeah. I just don't understand our, our laws here. Because, you know, like in other countries, man, I mean, they're really a lot stricter than we are.
B
Yeah. It's, definitely true. It seems, seems as though we try to play humanitarian I think to, a little to much and maybe some of the people don't deserve the, the humanitarian treatment that they get.
A
Uh-huh, uh-huh.