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Originally Posted by willravel
...says the dentist.
Admittedly I'm not as familiar with the biochemical effects of castration, but the drop in aggressive behavior after castration is well documented. That's one of two reasons.
1) Drop off in aggressive behavior
2) Deterrence
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I don't think you understand the type of training that goes into becoming a dentist, and you really don't know what my training background is. Lets just say physiology and the endocrine system are fully covered.
But anyways perhaps one shouldn't suggest solutions to problems when they don't know what that solution really does.
The issue with rape isn't the crime but the proof of the crime. Rape is a crime where absolute proof is difficult, and framing relatively easy. As such I wouldn't be for something as life altering as castration, unless part of a voluntary program (tied with an early release as some states were doing and my still do).