Axel Rudakubana - living with parents or not?

[noseall]

I would be happier with taxes not being wasted, keeping him alive for the rest of his miserable, useless life.

You are misinformed as usual. Let's look at those costs from a similarly 'civilised' nation...

"...In the 32 states in the Union where the death penalty is legal, as well as the federal government, the death penalty has grown to be much more expensive than life imprisonment, whether with or without parole. This greater cost comes from more expensive living conditions, a much more extensive legal process, and increasing resistance to the death penalty from chemical manufacturers overseas. These costs could even become higher, pending the outcome of various lawsuits against various states for their “botched” executions. Each death penalty inmate is approximately $1.12 million (2015 USD) more than a general population inmate...."

 

[noseall]

Be interesting to see his reaction when he gets a tap on the cell door and told they have found an organ match and he is going to be bumped off the next day / week

You are one sick puppy.

 

[Mottie]

Every day in prison. Doubt he will enjoy it

He'll have a better life than some of our pensioners or homeless.

 

[transam]

You are one sick puppy.

Not as sick as you noseall

You schmuck

 

[transam]

He'll have a better life than some of our pensioners or homeless.

Exactly

And there are some fruit cakes in here who say

“ let him rot in prison “

 

[noseall]

He'll have a better life than some of our pensioners or homeless.

You say some fúkkin stupid things.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

He'll have a better life than some of our pensioners or homeless.

I doubt it.
Or pensioners would be committing crimes to get imprisoned

 

[transam]

You say some fúkkin stupid things.

No he don’t

Tis you

your one of the people ( fruit cakes) who actually believe the

Let him rot in prison nonsense

Explain what that actually means ???

 

[noseall]

And there are some fruit cakes in here who say

...let's bump him off, it's cheaper.

FFS. Thick as mince.

 

[transam]

I doubt it.
Or pensioners would be committing crimes to get imprisoned

Explain what you mean by

“ let him rot in prison “

 

[transam]

...let's bump him off, it's cheaper.

FFS. Thick as mince.

Your as thick as mince noseall
Of course it’s cheaper you schmuck Noseall

And in any event it’s nowt to do with finances imo

 

[denso13]

Explain what you mean by

“ let him rot in prison “

He never gets out.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Exactly

And there are some fruit cakes in here who say

“ let him rot in prison “

Do you think he will go to the park, or seaside, or restaurant? Meet people? Walk down the street?
Watch the sun go down on a sunny evening with a beer?

Or sit in his cell, worrying every time somebody comes near?

Let him rot. He won't achieve anything. And in a few years most people won't even remember his name.

If you think prison is a great prospect for 50 odd years of your life then I wouldn't want to be experiencing your lifestyle

 

[noseall]

Of course it’s cheaper

Not according to those that already have the death penalty it isn't. Read and weep you sick puppy...


"...In the 32 states in the Union where the death penalty is legal, as well as the federal government, the death penalty has grown to be much more expensive than life imprisonment, whether with or without parole. This greater cost comes from more expensive living conditions, a much more extensive legal process, and increasing resistance to the death penalty from chemical manufacturers overseas. These costs could even become higher, pending the outcome of various lawsuits against various states for their “botched” executions. Each death penalty inmate is approximately $1.12 million (2015 USD) more than a general population inmate...."

 

[aveatry]

How come people are still using his first name. Usually when people are convicted of heinous crimes their first names are dropped - like you never hear people say Jimmy Savile - its now just Savile or shipman / allet - and so on. Just an observation.