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Forum Index > News & Politics | >> Teenagers Who Killed Goth Girl Get Life | | |
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raditz8526
Monk 35786 points


30/M/, Join Date: Mar 2006 | crazychica said: So killing a kid for following what a group did and making a horrible mistake, for which he will pay, is justice? I'd say your sense of it is pretty skewed. Or is killing them going to bring her back?
As lots of people who've tried to commit suicide to get out of a life sentence would probably tell you, death is the easy way out.
Making a horrible mistake, you make it sound like they wore the wrong colored shoes. They brutally murdered the girl. They deserve death. | | |
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raditz8526
Monk 35786 points


30/M/, Join Date: Mar 2006 | operaghost said: I think the murderers should endure the same kind of death & torture their victim did. That's fair.
That 'life' sentence is a joke considering it's not really life. Being locked up for the rest of their lives is even too good for them.
If they are put to death that would make us all blind. We can't stoop to their level! We have to lock them up in a cell, provide them with cable TV, food clothing.....that will teach em! | | |
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crazychica
Minister 13754 points


18/F/Falkirk, United Kingdom Join Date: Sep 2007 | 20 years is a long time. They come out with no qualifications, no chance of getting a good job and possibly institutionalised after having a long time to think about what they did and probably being shunned or even attacked by other prisoners. It's really not an easy life. Killing kids in revenge isn't right and won't bring that girl back from the dead. At least this way they have a chance to learn their lesson. And, as I've said before, unless you can say, with absolute certainty and doubt at all, that someone is a killer, there should be no death penalty. After all, you can let someone out of prison, but you can't bring anyone back from the dead.
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raditz8526
Monk 35786 points


30/M/, Join Date: Mar 2006 | crazychica said: 20 years is a long time. They come out with no qualifications, no chance of getting a good job and possibly institutionalised after having a long time to think about what they did and probably being shunned or even attacked by other prisoners. It's really not an easy life. Killing kids in revenge isn't right and won't bring that girl back from the dead. At least this way they have a chance to learn their lesson. And, as I've said before, unless you can say, with absolute certainty and doubt at all, that someone is a killer, there should be no death penalty. After all, you can let someone out of prison, but you can't bring anyone back from the dead.
So, these two kill this girl and you think the appropriate punishment would be to force them into prison for 20 years, make them feel bad and let them out to work at McDonalds?
And killing them would prevent letting them out of prison in 20 years.  | | |
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raditz8526
Monk 35786 points


30/M/, Join Date: Mar 2006 | crazychica said: Killing them would also give them an easy way out, hence why so many people in prison try to kill themselves.
So you'd rather them try to kill themselves in prison than do it in a humane fashion? | | |
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darkshine
Ogler 27175 points


17/M/Sydney, Australia Join Date: Apr 2006 | rockdave said: what part of them killing an innocent teenager because she looked
different was fair?  prison isnt what it should be at all. its more like a hotel when in reality it
should be a s**thole.
Try to answer my question before you ask another
I'm still lost by how killing them makes this better in any way?
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