Failure Should Never Be Rewarded
Whether it's Hezbollah and their badly aimed rockets, or a coworker that missed a deadline, or a child's soccer team that lost a game, don't reward failure. It merely reinforces unwanted behavior. Don't take them out for ice cream until they win a game, or else they'll never bother trying to win. Let them explain to the client why the deadline was missed, or else they'll never meet a deadline ever again. Treat the terrorists as if they actually hit their intended targets, or else they'll just keep shooting and killing.
Well, okay. Attempted murder shouldn't receive as harsh a penalty as actual murder. But all I'm saying is that you shouldn't give a guy a new car and a million dollars just because he failed to kill his intended target.
And that's exactly how people with the European/Liberal worldview seem to want to treat Hezbollah, et al.
2 comments:
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't attempted murder treated exactly the same as succesful murder in our legal system?
You can't get the death sentence for attempted murder, can you?
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