A "zero tolerance" policy and a "lifetime ban" are completely separate things.
"Zero tolerance" is a type of enforcement--true "zero tolerance" means that if you break the rule, you will receive the punishment, no exceptions. "Lifetime ban" is a definition of a type punishment that is available for those who punish those who violate the policy.
A zero-tolerance policy can have many levels of punishment, based on elements such as specific offense (a "zero-tolerance" rule against possessing weapons could still have different levels of punishment for carrying a knife vs. carrying a suitcase packed with explosives) or repeat offenses. "Zero tolerance" and "lifetime ban" aren't synonyms.
"Zero tolerance" is a type of enforcement--true "zero tolerance" means that if you break the rule, you will receive the punishment, no exceptions. "Lifetime ban" is a definition of a type punishment that is available for those who punish those who violate the policy.
A zero-tolerance policy can have many levels of punishment, based on elements such as specific offense (a "zero-tolerance" rule against possessing weapons could still have different levels of punishment for carrying a knife vs. carrying a suitcase packed with explosives) or repeat offenses. "Zero tolerance" and "lifetime ban" aren't synonyms.
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Date: 2012-08-27 03:43 pm (UTC)You have only said the same things I saw in a lot of other discussions. I don't feel apologetic for taking it apart. You are saying you would rather tell the women to stay away rather than the offender, whether they are safe or not. Dubiously safe isn't safe.
--esmeraldus
K, the anon was me. On an iPad and didn't know it would do that.
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Date: 2012-08-27 07:48 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-08-28 12:14 am (UTC)