Panthera tigris FC said:If we want any chance of stopping such tragedies from occurring in the future an understanding of why they are happening now is paramount.
You'll be ridiculed for being naive and gullible with opinions like that.
Panthera tigris FC said:If we want any chance of stopping such tragedies from occurring in the future an understanding of why they are happening now is paramount.
Disco08 said:You'll be ridiculed for being naive and gullible with opinions like that.
Liverpool said:Naive, gullible, and SOFT.
And simply looking for excuses for not using the death penalty on people who clearly deserve to be eradicated from this planet.
Keeping people in jails leads to this:
http://www.acea.org.au/Content/1998/FOX.pdf
....which contradicts the premise that jails shouldn't be along the lines of punishment/deterrent, but more along the lines of rehabilitiation.
Liverpool said:Removing cretins like Anita Cobby rapists, Leslie Camilleri, Dupas, Milat, Sharpe, Bryant, Knight, Dante Arthurs, Farquarson, Snowtown killers, Derek Percy, Kathleen Folbigg, etc, etc...by not overcrowding the jails and also saving the taxpayers money should be a greater benefit that 'wondering' why these scumbags did what they did.
Liverpool said:There will always be evil people out there, I'm afraid.
Six Pack said:Why don't you do something about it then, instead of boring us all with yr nonsense.
jb03 said:Livers may be many things but boring is not one of them IMO.
Disco08 said:Agreed they don't deserve Tim Tams and the other luxuries, but I think life in prison is a suitable punishment.
Disco08 said:Tell me Liverpool, what percentage of Australian prisoners do you think deserve the death penalty? Enough to have an affect on overcrowding? :rofl
Disco08 said:Of course. Because saving the taxpayers a couple of bucks a year is far more important than preventing a murder.
Disco08 said:If we leave it up to people who have little knowledge but loud opinions, there'll be more than there has to be.
to many soft *smile* and bleeding hearts.Six Pack said:If it's a 'fitting punishment' why is it against Australian law?
now that`s one petition i would sign.Six Pack said:so what are u doing about it, Claw? organising a petition?
Liverpool said:Suitable punishment for killing two little girls?
Suitable punishment for the families of the girls who have had their daughters taken from them forever....with no chance of parole, or visits, etc?
Please!
Liverpool said:The names I mentioned in my last post are only a handul off the top of my head, so there would be wel over 50+ that could be removed.
Liverpool said:well, you get two bird for the price of one.....being eradicated means they cannot commit another murder, therefore this risk is prevented....as well as saving taxpayers a few bucks as well. Win/win situation for all parties (except the cretin executed, of course!
ill put my hand up.Six Pack said:someone would have to apply the torture. What sort of person would do that?? and how would it impact on them?
the claw said:ill put my hand up.
Disco08 said:I'd rather be dead than spend the rest of my life in a maximum security jail cell.
Disco08 said:50 out of 25000+. That'll ease the overcrowding. LOL.
Disco08 said:And you lose any opportunity of using them for research which could (and certainly has in the past) lead to future murders being prevented. So you've cost innocent people their lives by not taking advantage of the resources available.
the claw said:ill put my hand up.