What's wrong with people....

[Santalum]

Defies belief, this is the act of a person with a couple of roos loose in the top paddock, I guess some do gooder will suggest he can be rehabiltated, after a few short years he will be set free (cured) where upon he will promptly offend again and end up back in the system, much to every ones surprise and the cycle will continue. Give em another chance? I dont think so.
Jon.

[namtrak]

Sadly, you guys don't even know the half of it.

This sort of stuff is only the absolute tip of the iceberg, guaranteed.

[Wood Borer]

I don't wish to be censored so for very good reasons I will leave it at that.

Hopefully he will not be able to offend again.

[silentC]

Yes I'm afraid I'm one of those who believes that some people are beyond redemption. Unfortunately, that way of thinking is not taught in University sociology courses. I reckon a lot of social workers take it on as a challenge to try and 'cure' people like this. Only humans are capable of inflicting this type of cruelty on each other, that's why we were also given the capability to take revenge - something else that is unique to us. I think things are a bit out of balance in the present state of society.

[Gumby]

I'm speechless

But unfortunately, I'm not surprised. The world is full of pricks like that.

And also full of do-gooders who want them released from prison.

We had some university wanker (a shiela) on the radio today saying that 3 year old kids should be taught about homosexulaity !

The good are losing the battle IMHO.

[Article99]

6ft Length of Rope - Maybe $6 or $7 at Brunings.
Factory .308" Winchester Round - $1 odd
A decent knife - $20 and reusable on the next scumbag. Can also be much slower and more painful than the rope.

It's quite simple, really. Scum like this does not need to be kept around.

Bring back the death sentence for this kind of crime, I reckon.

[Wood Butcher]

I heard this on the radio today and was speachless. No punishment is too much for him!

But as namtrak said not even close to the worst. I recently read "My Story" by David Pelzer. His abuse is the third worst case ever reported in the US. REally opened my eyes up to another reality

[Zed]

i'd do him personally. please...

[Schtoo]

That little girl will be scarred for life.

Very, very sad...


I won't say exactly what I would do to said lowlife, but I assure you that I believe I could be very VERY creative as a torturer extrodinaire.

But what does that do? I makes me as bad as he is, so here is a plan that might do some good all round.

XYZ scumbag does some dispicable crime, so their rights as a member of civilized society and as a human being are forfeit. We do not remove their rights, they willingly gave them up by acting as they did. Extenuating circumstances may apply, but in this case, the lowlife was just plain evil.

So what should be done?

Let them have a chance at helping the society they saw fit to abuse, and use them up as medical expermentation subjects.

This way you get to free all the furry creatures that currently get used up and killed off making the animal freaks happy.

You get the scumbags out of circulation permanently (eventually) keeping the capital punishment folks happy.

You get an extended chance to find out why they did what they did, and maybe even find a way to stop it in future, keeping the do-gooders happy.

You get proper test subjects for medical testing that react just as a real human being would, and has parts to experiment on in the right size and consistancy. This makes the medical boffins happy, which eventually makes the rest of us happy when someone we love is saved by medical procedures created by said boffins because they have proper test subject to use.


Or, you could just shoot them all and let god - yahweh - allah - vishnu - frank sort them out.


(And if yer going to shoot them, take a leaf from the abbatoir book and use a bolt gun. Re-useable, cheap to operate and you might get to find out if they really do hurt the cows... )

[goat]

why..............

[Iain]

Despite your feelings of repulse, the system, the social workers etc, I have worked in this area and can assure you that this person will be placed in protective custody as the other villains will want to have a crack at him.
After a period of time the anger will subside and this person will gradually be introduced to mainstream prison life, but the villains have their own little code of ethics, and very long memories.......................

[masoth]

My repulsion regarding any sort of child abuse has, for years, had me believe that, when convicted, and before entering prison these mongrels should be made to 'run the gauntlet' of society. Any beating, not fatal, should be sanctioned.

soth

[joe greiner]

In olden times (very olden), such miscreants were declared "outlaws." The term signified not only their contempt for the law, but also their lack of any of the protections of the law. In other words, fair game for one and all.

Iain is right on, though. The really bad guys have little patience with child abusers. A few years ago, a deviant RC priest in Massachusetts USA was confined within the general prison population. That's how he got his.

Joe