The Law Why do we have to house and feed this person for the next 40 years?

[The Cryptkeeper]

Yet another example of why we need the death penalty. The vast majority of Australians want it. Therefore, our politicians should reintroduce it.

Scum like this don't deserve the tax payer benefits of a nice warm room with all meals and health care.

More bullsh*t from the ignorant.

Here is a Morgan poll from 2015:

http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/5...terrorist-acts-september-19-2014-201409190533

A small majority of Australians (52.5%) support the death penalty based on the question "If a person is convicted of a terrorist act in Australia which kills someone should the penalty be death?”

According to a 2009 poll, 67% of Australians were against the death penalty for murder.

https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parlia..._towards_the_death_penalty_at_home_and_abroad

Hardly a "vast majority."

 

[Mofra]

That would be good but by then some of out touch with reality lawyer will argue that it would be unfair to send her home and she will end up living in Australia on welfare plotting her next attack. The only way to prevent this (until we are given a referendum to reintroduce the death penalty) is for the laws to change to specify mandatory life without the chance of parole for anyone involved in terrorism

You're just inventing fiction to stay outraged.
We deport people post-prison sentence regularly.

 

[Echoes]

With this lass, and before her Shamima ‘the Inquisitor’ Begum...I want to know what’s up with these completely bloodthirsty young Bangladeshi girls with the dead eyes and zero *s given.

Has the ‘west’ bent Bangladesh over or something?

If these two don’t give you nightmares good luck to you.

 

[Herne Hill Hammer]

With this lass, and before her Shamima ‘the Inquisitor’ Begum...I want to know what’s up with these completely bloodthirsty young Bangladeshi girls with the dead eyes and zero ****s given.

Has the ‘west’ bent Bangladesh over or something?

If these two don’t give you nightmares good luck to you.

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Looking to escape a country that either seems to flood or get blown away on an annual basis.

Maybe they had relatives that were amongst the 1000+ killed and the 2500+ injured when sweat shops collapsed in 2013. Sweat shops that made designer brand clothing for westerners.

 

[Echoes]

Looking to escape a country that either seems to flood or get blown away on an annual basis.

Maybe they had relatives that were amongst the 1000+ killed and the 2500+ injured when sweat shops collapsed in 2013. Sweat shops that made designer brand clothing for westerners.

Not psychopaths then?

 

[Evolved1]

 

[demondavey]

Send her to watch Carlton v Melbourne this weekend and she will want to leave before you know it.

Malifice

 

[The Passenger]

So a terrorist is jailed for a long stretch and somehow you invent some left-bashing exercise into it?

God some of you guys are hilarious

The best one at the moment is the UK "pr0n ban".

Somehow lefty's sexual immorality is killing the fabric of society, yet lefties are also banning pr0n at the some time.... And all this under the guise of a conservative government (but only because the Tories are appeasing the lefty side of society).

The mental gymnastics of conservatives is truly a thing to behold.

 

[medusala]

Because she committed a crime on Australian soil and is locked up for said crime. Deporting her would not put her in prison in Bangladesh. The same as Shapelle Corby wasn't deported until her time was served.

You reckon this chap served any time when he was sent home? I doubt it.

Saudi prince jailed for killing manservant to be sent home under prisoner transfer deal

A Saudi prince jailed for life for murdering his manservant is expected to be allowed home after serving less than three years in prison.Prince Saud bin Abdulaziz bin Nasir Al Saud is likely to be

www.thetimes.co.uk