Society/Culture Should Australia Reinstate a The Death Penalty?

[blackcat]

No way.

sherb, i ripped off your avatar and did my own iteration.

i hope you dont mind the plagiarism. gotta luv the lulu lemon trend and fit bitches even evo alliterations luvs lulu lemon

 

[evo]

watched Entourage movie last night. Certainly plenty fit bitches in that.

 

[blackcat]

watched Entourage movie last night. Certainly plenty fit bitches in that.

prefer to go to the theatre and sit next to doctors wives from kew and armadale. the actresses on stage are hubbahubba, actually, even better is all female act like bikini kill or le tigre or beaches

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[rdhopkins2]

We've seen some pretty horrific acts. Murders, rapes, large scale drug trafficking , terrorist acts (or attempts).

So, any chance to people's opinions on the death penalty in Australia?

 

[cannot]

how many Americans are killed that are later found to have been innocent?

sugggar

 

[blackcat]

We've seen some pretty horrific acts. Murders, rapes, large scale drug trafficking , terrorist acts (or attempts).

So, any chance to people's opinions on the death penalty in Australia?

to reinstate capital punishment now, with this the catalyst, is abrogating some authority over this particular action today, when it should have zero influence over a much more sober legislation debate.

 

[igon value]

The only sound argument I have ever read for reinstating the death penalty has been accompanied by the argument that prison should be abolished for all other crimes not worthy of the penalty.

 

[Power Raid]

We've seen some pretty horrific acts. Murders, rapes, large scale drug trafficking , terrorist acts (or attempts).

So, any chance to people's opinions on the death penalty in Australia?

The death penalty is a reasonable punishment for many crimes and easier on the prisoner and society alike.

I'd support it, the day we have a professional police force and a justice system that doesn't make mistakes.

 

[Doss]

We've seen some pretty horrific acts. Murders, rapes, large scale drug trafficking , terrorist acts (or attempts).

So, any chance to people's opinions on the death penalty in Australia?

No change on mine. Unequivocally no.

 

[Geelong_Sicko]

The death penalty is a reasonable punishment for many crimes and easier on the prisoner and society alike.

I'd support it, the day we have a professional police force and a justice system that doesn't make mistakes.

Human infallibility being what it is, of course...

 

[cartwright]

No.

 

[kwikfix]

how many Americans are killed that are later found to have been innocent?

sugggar

I would bring it back for James "Jimmy" Gargasoulas

 

[Jack Gun Cyril Stun]

No.

No for all previous reasons mentioned but sometimes after days like today I'm not so sure.

But more life sentences with no parole should apply where lives are taken and/ or irreparably damaged for victims and families. Repeat offenders also, throw away the key.

 

[medusala]

prefer to go to the theatre and sit next to doctors wives from kew and armadale. the actresses on stage are hubbahubba, actually, even better is all female act like bikini kill or le tigre or beaches

bold is reference to stay on message on thread

Susanna Hoffs

 

[blackcat]

Susanna Hoffs

the bangles are for bankers to bang and lines of coke and mons venus. evo and i have more refined tastes

 

[Doss]

No for all previous reasons mentioned but sometimes after days like today I'm not so sure.

But more life sentences with no parole should apply where lives are taken and/ or irreparably damaged for victims and families. Repeat offenders also, throw away the key.

Said it before and I'll say it again - if you gave me the choice of the rest of my life behind bars (let's assume we're talking a high security jail here, not some low prison farm thing), with all the horrible things that brings with it, or a lethal injection I'd take the latter.

In other words, I consider forcing the worst of the worst to live out their days in the hell hole that is jail, with the key thrown away, a bigger punishment. At least with the latter you get to escape the hell after 10-15 years.

 

[kwikfix]

the bangles are for bankers to bang and lines of coke and mons venus. evo and i have more refined tastes

your avatar is disturbing

 

[kwikfix]

Said it before and I'll say it again - if you gave me the choice of the rest of my life behind bars (let's assume we're talking a high security jail here, not some low prison farm thing), with all the horrible things that brings with it, or a lethal injection I'd take the latter.

In other words, I consider forcing the worst of the worst to live out their days in the hell hole that is jail, with the key thrown away, a bigger punishment. At least with the latter you get to escape the hell after 10-15 years.

James "Jimmy" Gargasoulas forfeited his right to live today

 

[Doss]

Doesn't address what I said at all, but that's your opinion.

 

[cartwright]

No for all previous reasons mentioned but sometimes after days like today I'm not so sure.

But more life sentences with no parole should apply where lives are taken and/ or irreparably damaged for victims and families. Repeat offenders also, throw away the key.

I know... he's a piece of s**t who doesn't deserve to be alive when others died from his actions... but once the emotion is removed, it's still ..no.

Agree. Life, no chance of parole

 

[Gavin Excell]

Ive come around to it

 

[blackcat]

your avatar is disturbing

i picked it off some random on grindr

 

[medusala]

the bangles are for bankers to bang and lines of coke

Wolf of Collins St

evo and i have more refined tastes

#

retro chic.

 

[medusala]

i picked it off some random on grindr

as opposed to non randoms?

 

[Crankyhawk]

Human infallibility being what it is, of course...

But a crime like today where we have the right person - I do not care why he did it, if he was suffering from mental health psychosis, fallibility being what it is he is too high s risk of reoffending so deletion is the answer in this individual. Adrian Bayly (after his reoffend) is another who should be deleted.