People like this need to be put away....permanently

[Horatio]

Originally posted by Kaltia: Thank God for science.

Amen [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Kaltia]

Originally posted by Horatio: quote: Originally posted by Kaltia: Thank God for science.

Amen [img]smile.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]*saluts condom providers*

[andrewas]

My god. I knew people could do terrible things to their children, but this..

Surprisingly, I favor a somewhat kinder, more humane approach to some suggested above.

One Bullet.

[Blind_Prophet]

To quote myself "that is sick and twisted" Send him to Texas and fry his ass!! [img]graemlins/1pissed.gif[/img]

Unlike Some people here, I consider Murder & Torture a bad thing.

The amount of hatred I see vented over things like this is sometimes dispiriting,
But of course it’s easy to _wish_ it on someone.
How far have we come in the last 2000 years?
This thread makes me wonder.

Would you really want someone tortured? Or killed even?
REALLY?
Do you even know what that entails?
Evidently not.

All people have the right to life, even those guilty of the worst of crimes.

What he did is an act of pure insanity; no normal person would do as such, Thus I probably think that being detained in a secure mental unit for the rest of his days will do, Of course since I am not a psych. I cannot say whether that would be truly appropriate, but it seems it.

[Kaltia]

Originally posted by Eisenschwarz: Unlike Some people here, I consider Murder & Torture a bad thing.

like who?

[andrewas]

Originally posted by Eisenschwarz: All people have the right to life, even those guilty of the worst of crimes.

Rights are earned, not given. We hear all the time of Human Rights. What about Human Responsibilites?

[Rokenn]

Originally posted by Kaltia: quote: Originally posted by Eisenschwarz: Unlike Some people here, I consider Murder & Torture a bad thing.

like who?[/QUOTE]Well I for one agree that murder and torture are a bad thing. The level of barbarity displayed in some of the 'Crime and Punishment' threads on this board is truly sickening at times.

Thankfully the founders of the US had the foresight to place a ban on Cruel and Unusual punishment in the Constitution.

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[ 11-20-2002, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: Rokenn ]

[Cerek the Barbaric]

What would I do to a person like this?

That's a dangerous question, as my personal feelings are contradictory to my Christian ethics. Suffice to say that I agree with injecting him with the HIV virus also. That would be followed by several "closed sessions" involving razor blades, rubbing alcohol, and a generous amount of salt.

As a Christian, however, I realize that such petty retributive actions fall FAR short of the literal HELL that will define his existence for the rest of Eternity after his mortal shell expires.

One other thought that brings me a bit of sadistic comfort is the recurring urban legend regarding how prison inmates feel about child abusers. They save some of their worst prison tortures for those who prey on children - sort of a twisted Moral Ethic Syndrome. Don't know how much truth there is to the rumor - then again, look what happened to Jeffrey Dahmer.

[andrewas]

Originally posted by Cerek the Barbaric: One other thought that brings me a bit of sadistic comfort is the recurring urban legend regarding how prison inmates feel about child abusers. They save some of their worst prison tortures for those who prey on children - sort of a twisted Moral Ethic Syndrome. Don't know how much truth there is to the rumor - then again, look what happened to Jeffrey Dahmer.

Theres some truth in that. In the papers a few months back, the murderer/rapist of sarah payne got stabbed in the face. Youll excuse me if I dont express any sympathy for him.