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deserving of punishment

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Dwyer was deserving of punishment and that's what he got - but let's not get the whole thing out of perspective.
In the Consumer Analysis Group poll for film-makers Columbia Tristar, McCririck received 18 per cent of the vote after 1,000 people were asked to nominate the celebrity they found most enraging and deserving of punishment.
I hope it does not violate the canons of modesty appropriate for this occasion to suggest that the best "antidotes" against The Crime of Punishment are my own writings, in which I defend the case for treating so-called mental patients as moral agents, entitled to liberty if they obey the law and deserving of punishment if they violate it.
 
 
 
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