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The last thing he will want is to be forgotten.
I think what he did was arguably worse than murder.
Sexual abuse of a child is the most callus and ghastly of crimes, not because of it's obviously disgusting nature - but because it destroys the most vulnerable members of our society in such an appalling away.
Frankly, if a 35yr prison sentence isn't gonna put someone off, I doubt the threat of execution would either.Just read through it :/
That's some ****ed up ****, dude needs hanging from Tower bridge as a warning to other freaks. Hang the Mothers as well.
Frankly, if a 35yr prison sentence isn't gonna put someone off, I doubt the threat of execution would either.
While I agree that murder is worse (no chance of recovery for the child), I don't believe he was suggesting it would be better if they were killed in the way you implied.I think this is a pretty revolting attitude towards the victims of child abuse: are you seriously suggesting that they're so damaged that it would be better if they were killed? Really? Do you think that's an appropriate way to talk about victims of terrible crimes? Do you think that's an appropriate way to think about victims of terrible crimes?
In fact, of course, while mental illness, depression and so on are more common in victims of sexual abuse; most gone on to have fulfilled lives. In the case of the babies raped by this particular vile waste of air I suspect that they'll actually suffer no direct consequences since I doubt they'll remember a thing (NOT that this somehow make it okay); it's the failure of their primary caregivers and the consequent life in care that is likely to cause most harm.
Different issue. That doesn't make it a deterrent, does it?Only one way to guarantee he never thinks of doing it again
Different issue. That doesn't make it a deterrent, does it?
I think this is a pretty revolting attitude towards the victims of child abuse: are you seriously suggesting that they're so damaged that it would be better if they were killed? Really? Do you think that's an appropriate way to talk about victims of terrible crimes? Do you think that's an appropriate way to think about victims of terrible crimes?
Because money is deemed more important than raping children
The nature of such deviancies is that they're compulsive and irrational, or people wouldn't do it. The nature of that kind of person is that they don't consider the consequences of what they're doing, or else their compulsion to act out their deviancy overrides their fear of the consequences. You can threaten them with whatever you like, and it won't stop them.Would make people who have similar desires think twice I imagine.
Get caught, you get strung up for all to see
While I agree with the first part - I would argue that as a fair comparison you would need to compare murdering a child (which can't be done by any understandable series of events, such as provocation/self-defence) - which in reality is usually manslaughter not murder anyway.No, I'm saying that child abuse can destroy the most vulnerable members of society (children)
No, I'm not saying that victims of child abuse should be killed. wtf
I'd argue that raping a child, could be morally worse than murdering somebody - many people are capable of murder, in many cases murder may be the result of an understandable series of events, but raping a child can only be done by the most monstrous of people.
The nature of such deviancies is that they're compulsive and irrational, or people wouldn't do it. The nature of that kind of person is that they don't consider the consequences of what they're doing, or else their compulsion to act out their deviancy overrides their fear of the consequences. You can threaten them with whatever you like, and it won't stop them.
Well your original comment that I replied to was making the point that it would act as a deterrent, so that's what I was addressing. I would suggest that the most important thing is protecting children, right? So if stringing people up doesn't protect children, maybe it would be better to spend time and energy on finding other ways to prevent people offending. If we actually care about children rather than just dick waving.Whether it acts as a deterrent or not I couldn't care either way but if you are caught committing or having committed any of these acts against a child, you should be strung up or at the very least castrated.
While I agree with the first part - I would argue that as a fair comparison you would need to compare murdering a child (which can't be done by any understandable series of events, such as provocation/self-defence) - which in reality is usually manslaughter not murder anyway.
Well your original comment that I replied to was making the point that it would act as a deterrent, so that's what I was addressing. I would suggest that the most important thing is protecting children, right? So if stringing people up doesn't protect children, maybe it would be better to spend time and energy on finding other ways to prevent people offending. If we actually care about children rather than just dick waving.
Yeah,
I'd have to concede that murdering a child is physically worse than raping one in terms of the damage caused, it would be nonsense to suggest otherwise.