Sadly I have to agree with your posts @Ravensky I don't like the idea of an eye for an eye (makes the world go blind and all that!) But you're right - this country needs much stiffer sentences for EVERYTHING, including people who breed aggressive dogs (basically train them to be aggressive.)
There is a whole generation of horrible, entitled-to, aggressive 'I will do what the fuck I like' arseholes in the UK now - in fact probably 2 generations and possibly a 3rd - who think they can do what they want and are constantly breaking the law.
TV documentaries feature them, like the police chase programmes, the nightmare tenants ones, and even the hospital/ambulance ones. Littered with ugly abusive, vile articles - many whom have never done a day's paid work in their life, and act like the world owes them a living. Shouting and spitting at the police and attacking paramedics, and causing fights and brawls outside clubs and pubs, and carrying weapons (knives and shivs etc.)
I'm in my mid-late 50s - and I was a child/youth in the 1970s and 1980s, and I NEVER remember behaviour like this, or people like this. I have no idea where it all went wrong, and when this type of person emerged.
This type of person is one of the reasons me and DH moved to a little rural village off the beaten track. 4 miles from a little town, with less than 400 people, no buses, no shops, no nothing, just a Church and a pub, and a village hall where they have social events for people. Oh and a little primary school that has 31 pupils - just 2 classes. And one nursery. So 9 kids in the nursery, 11 in class 1 (that has 5 to 8 year olds,) and 11 in class 2 that has 9 to 11 year olds.
There are another 20 or so 11-18 y.o. kids but they go to the Comprehensive school in town. The bus takes them and brings and back every school day. The kids here are hugely respectful and polite and pleasant. And there are ZERO people like 'that type' in my village.
It's like a breath of fresh air being here compared to the town we lived in before for some years. It was fine 25 years ago and earlier, when we were a lot younger, but since around the late 1990s, it has got quite rough in some parts. Lots of crime and violence in some parts of the town. Where we lived was OK, but was only half a mile from a 'rough area,' and a lot of break-ins and car thefts started to occur near us, and you never felt safe outside your own garden after dark/after 7pm...
You can hear a pin drop at night here, there's nothing but fields and woodlands for 4 miles, (and the canal and the river.) And I can walk for miles - even in the evening/in the dark, and feel perfectly safe!
!