Shame this guy is on death row

[bha100]

Would of been much better to let him rot in this hell hole of a prison for the rest of his life.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/boston-bombers-super-max-jail-version-hell-140854580.html#SGQIG3H

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Does not sound that bad. They do have a TV in their cell and there are lots of channels in America. Mind you, after watching a a few hours of day time television in this country, I could happily take the death penalty!!!

 

[Stat Brother]

There is something unsettling and distasteful about the place.

I've read up on it before and it just smacks of '2 wrongs don't make a right'.

Obviously I fully understand the need for justice to be done and seen to be done.
Not to mention the rights of all the victims.

I know I'll be swimming against the tide and I'm probably not making much sense as I'm writing more as a gut reaction than a firm belief.
It just doesn't feel like something a civilised society would do, no matter how uncivilised the behaviour of it's occupants.

 

[Juan Albion]

There is something unsettling and distasteful about the place.

I've read up on it before and it just smacks of '2 wrongs don't make a right'.

Obviously I fully understand the need for justice to be done and seen to be done.
Not to mention the rights of all the victims.

I know I'll be swimming against the tide and I'm probably not making much sense as I'm writing more as a gut reaction than a firm belief.
It just doesn't feel like something a civilised society would do, no matter how uncivilised the behaviour of it's occupants.

Quite right. Things like this only go to show that there are plenty of "outraged" people who, given the chance, are just as brutal as the people they are "outraged" by.

 

[Phat Baz 68]

Well he's sitting there in his cell with a pair of headphones on taking
a selfie and has managed to smuggle it out.
Can't be that bad or secure.

 

[Ludensian Gull]

Should have thought of the consequences before deciding to blow innocent people up. No sympathy for him.

 

[Dorset Seagull]

There is something unsettling and distasteful about the place.

I've read up on it before and it just smacks of '2 wrongs don't make a right'.

Obviously I fully understand the need for justice to be done and seen to be done.
Not to mention the rights of all the victims.

I know I'll be swimming against the tide and I'm probably not making much sense as I'm writing more as a gut reaction than a firm belief.
It just doesn't feel like something a civilised society would do, no matter how uncivilised the behaviour of it's occupants.

Have to agree. In my opinion normal people don't commit these sorts of acts so there must be something wrong in their head that has led them down this path. I am far from a Lilly liveried liberal but the older I get the more I try and understand what could drive people to these types of actions. At the end of the day nobody actually seems to benefit from locking them up so maybe more time should be spent trying to understand why people do these things and how we as a society can eradicate it. Having said that I can understand how the victims families may have a different perspective.

 

[spence]

Should have thought of the consequences before deciding to blow innocent people up. No sympathy for him.

My feelings exactly. Stuff human rights and amnesty. These scum are the lowest form of life.

 

[Juan Albion]

My feelings exactly. Stuff human rights and amnesty. These scum are the lowest form of life.

So is there anything bad you wouldn't do to him?

 

[spence]

So is there anything bad you wouldn't do to him?

Sorry you won't get any sympathy from me here. Try somebody else.

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

The guy was brainwashed by his older brother. Had the older brother been alive the little un would not have received the DP.

 

[Big G]

M

There is something unsettling and distasteful about the place.

I've read up on it before and it just smacks of '2 wrongs don't make a right'.

Obviously I fully understand the need for justice to be done and seen to be done.
Not to mention the rights of all the victims.

I know I'll be swimming against the tide and I'm probably not making much sense as I'm writing more as a gut reaction than a firm belief.
It just doesn't feel like something a civilised society would do, no matter how uncivilised the behaviour of it's occupants.

Well you are entitled to your opinion mate.
I disagree! There are those in the 'civilised society' you speak of, that do things that are so far away from civilised that looked at from that of a victim or victims family, that these people simply cannot be allowed to live out their days in some cushy prison whilst the victims ability to live out their days was taken away. There is absolutely no justice there for me! Where's the civility for the victim in that!

 

[Stat Brother]

M

Well you are entitled to your opinion mate.
I disagree! There are those in the 'civilised society' you speak of, that do things that are so far away from civilised that looked at from that of a victim or victims family, that these people simply cannot be allowed to live out their days in some cushy prison whilst the victims ability to live out their days was taken away. There is absolutely no justice there for me! Where's the civility for the victim in that!

Yep on a level I completely agree.

But as Juan says what then differentiates 'us' from 'them'.
It's the tit for tat ramping up of abuse, that I struggle with.

I don't know what the answer is, or even if there is one, I just know it can't be this.

 

[Big G]

Quite right. Things like this only go to show that there are plenty of "outraged" people who, given the chance, are just as brutal as the people they are "outraged" by.

"Just as brutal"....are you on crack or something. Please justify to me how you think someone who frenziedly stabs a stranger to death with a knife or blows them up with a bomb is in anyway as "brutal" as a lethal injection. And unless you have some first hand experience of the emotional trauma the so called 'outraged' people you are happy to mock are feeling, then on what basis do you venture to label them 'Brutal'.

 

[ExmouthExile]

I don't agree with the luxury of having a TV in their cell, unless it's Jeremy Kyle 24/7 with the OFF button disabled!

 

[Nibble]

The only thing I would do different is get him doing hard labor. By that I don't mean the outdoorsy, Cool Hand Luke ditch digging type of labor, I mean the pointless walking around on a giant hamster wheel, Oscar Wilde style labor. 12 hours a day of that should fix his wagon.