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Capital Punishment pt2 - Questionnaire



Frutos

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May 3, 2006
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¡Cereal Killer! said:
So you are Pro Capital Punishment? (even if it just for one type crime such as terrorism or mass murder)

Yes.
 




Goring Gull

New member
Jul 5, 2003
6,725
Huddersfield
Under what circumstances do you think Capital Punishment is acceptable?

Rape - No
Rape (of child under 16) - No
Paedophilia - YES - can't cure it
Armed Robbery - No
Stealing (from shop) - No
Burglary (from house) - No
Treason against the country - Yes
Speeding - No
Terrorism - Yes especially immigrants
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances - No
Single Murder (only one killed) - No
Mass Murder (more than one murder) - Yes
Murder of a child (Under 16) - Yes
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16) - Maybe
 


chip

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Jul 7, 2003
1,128
Glorious Goodwood
Rape no
Rape (of child under 16) no
Paedophilia possibly
Armed Robbery no
Stealing (from shop) no
Burglary (from house)
Treason against the country yes
Speeding no
Terrorism yes
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances no

Single Murder (only one killed) yes
Mass Murder (more than one murder) yes
Murder of a child (Under 16) yes
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16) possibly

the caveat to the above is that the specific circumstances would have to exceed a bar. E.g., that the assailant would always be a danger and there is no possibilty of rehabilitation. The likes of Huntley, West, Suttcliffe, Stone, etc. have no place in human society IMO.

That should help your humanities coursework :)
 
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It's interesting that the questionnaire doesn't specifically pick up on the crimes that were punishable by hanging when Britain last had (and used) the death penalty:-

Murder in the course or furtherance of theft
Murder by shooting or causing an explosion
Murder while resisting arrest or during an escape
Murder of a police officer
Murder of a prison officer by a prisoner
Two murders committed on different occasions (if both done in Great Britain).

It's noteworthy that killing a child isn't on that list and that shooting was considered more serious than knifing.





Whatever ... the answer is 'NO'.
 
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bhaexpress

New member
Jul 7, 2003
27,627
Kent
Under what circumstances do you think Capital Punishment is acceptable? Yes No Maybe
Rape No
Rape (of child under 16) Yes
Paedophilia Yes
Armed Robbery No
Stealing (from shop) No
Burglary (from house) No
Treason against the country Yes
Speeding No
Terrorism Yes
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances No

Single Murder (only one killed) Depends
Mass Murder (more than one murder) Yes
Murder of a child (Under 16) Yes
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16) No
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,755
Uffern
Lord Bracknell said:
It's interesting that the questionnaire doesn't specifically pick up on the crimes that were punishable by hanging when Britain last had (and used) the death penalty:-

Murder in the course or furtherance of theft
Murder by shooting or causing an explosion
Murder while resisting arrest or during an escape
Murder of a police officer
Murder of a prison officer by a prisoner
Two murders committed on different occasions (if both done in Great Britain).

It's noteworthy that killing a child isn't on that list and that shooting was considered more serious than knifing.





Whatever ... the answer is 'NO'.

It doesn't include the crimes that were still punishable by the death penalty until 1997; eg piracy on the high seas and setting fire to the Queen's dockyards (although it does include high treason which was also still a capital crime then)
 


Tony Meolas Loan Spell

Slut Faced Whores
Jul 15, 2004
18,069
Vamanos Pest
¡Cereal Killer! said:


Code:
Are you PRO or ANTI capital punishment (for any circumstances)? 

Under what circumstances do you think Capital Punishment is acceptable?    Yes	        No	         Maybe

Rape	                                      Maybe		
Rape (of child under 16)	      YES	
Paedophilia		      YES	
Armed Robbery		      No	
Stealing (from shop)	      No		
Burglary (from house)                     No			
Treason against the country	      No		
Speeding			       No
Terrorism			       Yes 
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances		       No
	

Single Murder (only one killed)	           Yes		
Mass Murder (more than one murder) Yes			
Murder of a child (Under 16)	           Yes		
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16)  No

Thank You :clap:

edit: new question added.

Are you pro or anti Capital Punishment (for any circumstances)?

Absolute Pro capital punishment.

 






Bad Ash

Unregistered User
Jul 18, 2003
1,904
Housewares
Rape - Depends, serial rapist Yes, otherwise probably Not.
Rape (of child under 16) - Maybe
Paedophilia - Maybe
Armed Robbery - No, unless they actually shoot anyone.
Stealing (from shop) - No
Burglary (from house) - No
Treason against the country - Maybe if lives were put at risk.
Speeding - No
Terrorism - Yes
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances - Yes

Single Murder (only one killed) - Maybe
Mass Murder (more than one murder) - Yes
Murder of a child (Under 16 - Maybe
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16) - Maybe
 


pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
30,862
West, West, West Sussex
¡Cereal Killer! said:
Are you PRO or ANTI capital punishment (for any circumstances)?

Anti


¡Cereal Killer! said:
Under what circumstances do you think Capital Punishment is acceptable?

Absolutely none whatsoever.
 






Bad Ash

Unregistered User
Jul 18, 2003
1,904
Housewares
For those of you who are anti what would you think if a serial rapist/murder with a life sentance (well perhaps a 100 life sentance so it'd actually mean they should never get out) escaped from prison then comes across your family and has his way with them?

Sure it's very unlikely, but I wonder if you'd still feel the same way since capital punishment would prevented it.
 
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pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
30,862
West, West, West Sussex
For those of you who are pro what would you think if a serial rapist/murder was excecuted, but the rape victim was subsequently proved to be lying/the conviction quashed.

Sure it's very unlikely, but I wonder if you'd still feel the same way since no capital punishment would prevented it.
 






algie

The moaning of life
Jan 8, 2006
14,713
In rehab
chip said:
Rape no
Rape (of child under 16) no
Paedophilia possibly
Armed Robbery no
Stealing (from shop) no
Burglary (from house)
Treason against the country yes
Speeding no
Terrorism yes
If the crime was committed by a child (under 16) in any circumstances no

Single Murder (only one killed) yes
Mass Murder (more than one murder) yes
Murder of a child (Under 16) yes
If the murder is committed by a child (Under 16) possibly

the caveat to the above is that the specific circumstances would have to exceed a bar. E.g., that the assailant would always be a danger and there is no possibilty of rehabilitation. The likes of Huntley, West, Suttcliffe, Stone, etc. have no place in human society IMO.

That should help your humanities coursework :)

Agree with all that except under 16 years of age.Please read my updated sig from last week:drink:
 


Man of Harveys

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
18,804
Brighton, UK
Bad Ash said:
For those of you who are anti what would you think if a serial rapist/murder with a life sentance (well perhaps a 100 life sentance so it'd actually mean they should never get out) escaped from prison then comes across your family and has his way with them?

Sure it's very unlikely, but I wonder if you'd still feel the same way since capital punishment would prevented it.
I doubt it matters to some who who are happy to indulge in these odd, almost masturbatory frenzies of fantasy and torture when it comes to discussing stuff to do with crime and punishment..."I'd nail 'em up, watch 'em suffer, then torture 'em, then get the relatives in, then torture 'em a bit more" etc etc.
 


Commander

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NSC Patron
Apr 28, 2004
13,415
London
¡Cereal Killer! said:
I would rather not have this turn into a debate
 






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