Intrusive punishment

    The "White Bear" presented an entertainment sector that repeatedly delivered punishment and torture to a woman that assisted in abducting and killing a little girl. The punishment consisted of a repetitive schedule and each day the punishers cleared the woman's memory so that she could relive the acted situation each day. The punishment was very excessive and used for economic gains; it was a show to a live audience participating in the acts and the show toured to different cities. The punishment was intrusive in that it intentionally distorted and interfered with the woman's mind and memory. I believe That a human's main asset is his or her mind. The punishment is ineffective if the woman doesn't remember it, but it is better for the world that she doesn't remember the crime she assisted in. The torturous punishment was disdaining and disgraceful. It is shameful that people would make the effort to exclusively punish and expose someone as if they were not sinners themselves. However,  we see this level of opposition with racial justice today. How people oppose people who don't look like themselves more and give more jail time, less grace, and more opposition to people that do not look like them in criminal cases.

   

       I believe a background premise is necessary to extravagate justice. Intrusive punishment interferes with more than just the person being punished. If a person can intrusively punish someone then that gives them a negative gain in their life which is comparable to bullying. Crime is crime and it is better settled with the punishments that do not cause the punishers to think they have ultimate power over the individual receiving the punishment which creates injustice. Instead, I believe punishment should be instrumental and as far from directly effecting the punisher. Bad police have a sense of empowerment that makes them feel as if they are more worthy than everyone else on any given situation. It is one thing to have power but another to identify as being more worthy. This creates extreme separation and evil among punishers. There could be good punishers and bad punishers. I don't believe punishment is good or bad, but it is fundamental. Good police serve good people while dealing with the bad in a respectful, meaningful, or a pre-cautious but unselfish manner which makes them heroes while bad police terrorize the bad as if themselves are devils with the sole purpose of punishing the people that leave themselves vulnerable by breaking the law.

     

      The woman committed a crime and an evil act. People deal with crimes while the spiritual matters are dealt with by the final Judge of our life. The punishers in this show definitely crossed the line and acted as if they were more than human or treated the woman as if she was not human nor another misguided soul.