Dunno about arresting them. They should give them time off for services to the community.

[Notch7]

I expect them to make a start by simply ordering the prisons to check the names of the prisoners they are releasing or do you think that too complicated an order to be passed down the line?

it was too complicated for the Tories to dream up

 

[pete01]

What if it was an adult friend that was murdered, would you want to do the same thing to them? Or because they killed an adult would they get a more lenient type of punishment, 20 years and a kick in the nuts?

Its worse when an innocent child is murdered dont you think?

...and where are these 'normal' posters that you speak of?

Well im the most normalarist on here

 

[Notch7]

Normal people do wish death in child murderers. Whatever method works is fine by me. The more painful the better.

no normal mature adults realise capital punishment is not a solution, it is why civilised countries ended it

obviously Reform voters who have a child level emotional maturity cant think as far as the next stage

 

[Notch7]

but I do wonder what their attitude would be if a child of theirs was murdered.

what would your attitude be if your son was sentenced to death for murder then a few years later "whoops a daisy, it was somebody else"

 

[Deluks]

Its worse when an innocent child is murdered dont you think?

Murder is murder, I don't see that there should be a hierarchy of acceptability when it comes to taking a life.

One of the 3 accused, was inside for strangling his 56 year old female neighbour for £60, he later went on to sue the government for compensation after another prisoner attacked him, claiming his human rights had been breached! (The irony)

Another one is inside for sexually assaulting teenage girls.

Mottie wants to let them out for good behaviour!

 

[Mottie]

and where are these 'normal' posters that you speak of?

Virtually everyone that has posted in this thread apart from you and Notch.

 

[Mottie]

Mottie wants to let them out for good behaviour!

Don’t be bloody stupid.

 

[Mottie]

Oh, I see all my posts are waiting for a moderator to approve them now.

 

[pete01]

Murder is murder

No it's definitely worse when one person cant defend themselves

 

[Highway Man]

No it's definitely worse when one person cant defend themselves

Exactly,

 

[transam]

I find it quite amusing that a lot of the anti Muslims on here are advocating for Sharia law.

Yeah I would go with that

In particular those breaking into vans and pinching tools

They would be for the chop

No point in throwing the baby out with the bath water

 

[SPLINE]

I am absolutely opposed to the twisted idea that justice should be dealt by fellow prisoners, and I would ask the philosophers on the board to explain the moral basis for it?

It is inevitable though, given the lack of control in our prisons, and the soft justice system that should be hanging child killers not jailing them.

Also, any prisoner who has children of his own is guilty of child abuse, by the fact that he is in prison and not with his children.

 

[SPLINE]

It was discussed last night on Debate Night (think Scottish Question Time)...

Someone on the panel asserted they shouldn't be housed in hotels or places likes barracks, inferring it's not morally right. However when the host asked 'where should they be housed then?' the panel member kind of fell silent i.e. no answer.

The question "where should they be housed then?" is very unfair and designed to make the panelist feel guilty and at a loss.. The panel member has no moral duty to house the immigrants, and also no moral duty to suggest a place where they should be housed. The immigrants have no claim on any of us and he is perfectly right to not want them in the country. The whole situation is an imposition by our hostile governments.

 

[Notch7]

They’ve made prisons too comfortable, look at what it’s like in Bodmin prison

 

[Odds]

They’ve made prisons too comfortable, look at what it’s like in Bodmin prison

tbf, Splineless asked for quarters resembling the cave under the bridge where he used to live.