Does everyone deserve a second chance?
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Level1 says,
In an ideal world, yes. Reality makes it a bit more challenging.marymc says,
even child molesters? Strike one and you're out in my book.DynamicDbytheC says,
Depends on the situation. I used to be a big believer in this principle, but life experience has tempered me. It seems everytime I gave a second chance they only got better and bolder at screwing me over the 2nd (and even 3rd which they don't get to anymore) time. And the recidivism rate on sex crimes is dismal.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX says,
My last job with AAA settled that question with a big NO.backstagewriter says,
Yes. If it were up to someone else to give you one, what would you like them to do? Follow the golden rule*marymc says,
I'm not a child molester.