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Todays criminal justice is a joke. There are too leanient at giving sentences, and the thing that makes me more mad is that once in jail, the prisoners think of it like a youth club - they get TV, Snooker tables, they have a laugh etc.
It shouldn't be like that at all, especially not TV's in their cells etc. On the topic of this thread though, Its not right for those two to be on new identites. There was a known criminal in my town with a new identity a few years ago, but after a few months and many threats made, they moved the person on. It kind of shows we aint dumb and we shouldn't be giving criminals the right to live and work in our society where they could strike again. |
Mary Bell was also given a new identity. Some of you may not be familiar with her.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Bell |
May be the should have hanged for the crime?
I'm sure a lot of the general public would go with that... an eye for an eye and all that. |
And that achieves?
An eye for an eye only makes everyone blind - Mahatma Ghandi |
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but you quoted Ghandi ... lol nice work |
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These two obviously have mental illness and borderline personality disorder. The prison system messes young kids up even more. It's an extremely sad situation, especially if they came from extremely abusive families. It all fits. These kids didn't even have a chance.
You would have to be EXTREMELY certain that they weren't a danger to society. I would say, keep them locked up until they were at least in their 30s. Getting out sooner, they are still growing, and that could make the outside world even worse for them and could make them end up straight back into prison. That isn't to say that if they were released in their 30s that they couldn't end up straight back into prison. But at least by your 30s, you're a person who has reached full set adulthood. It's just extremely sad, and these cases are heartbreaking. I'm not sure if these two feel any remorse and anything period for that matter. They sound like extremely broken individuals with an extremely screwed up home life. Their families should also be locked up! If they are extremely mentally debilitated, they may never be ready to see the outside world again. Who knows? Perhaps mental illness runs in the family, thus ensuring that their families were going to be abusive and destructive from the get go. What these two did was inexcusable. But a ten-year-old is not rational. The brain is not fully developed. That's just a fact. They still need to pay for what they did though. What punishment is enough, I haven't the answer. I'm not against giving them new identities if they ever get out though. They will most surely get killed by someone for what they did. If they pay their debt to society, they at least deserve to make a fresh start without being attacked for something they did when they were ten-years-old. They should probably just leave the country. |
Not sure if this is the same baby, but the 2boys that stole a baby from the supermarket were released.
They beat the baby, threw bricks at it and eventually left it on a train track thats what i thought anyway. |
The animals that killed James Bulger should have been put to death.
Justice by means of the death penalty leaves nobody blind as we only take the lives of those who have chosen to kill another human being, they pay the price for justice with there own life. Simple, but it dont solve every problem, not that the death penalty claims to either. However it does achieve more than the woefully inept procedure we have now, namely these animals being set free within 15 years!!! (oringinally the judge wished them 8 years in a secure hospital) It solves the problem of these killers being able to kill again, like so many so called lifers HAVE killed again after serving there LIFE sentance. 15 years for taking away 70+ years from a healthy 2 year old boy, and now 2 more heartless killers walk our streets, they could be your neibour (we have no right to know that).. till these bas*ards kill again. Now how many would rather be alive and blind rather than perfectly sighted and seeing yourself or a loved one snatched, tortured and brutally killed and slung away like garbage on a railway line? |
Can anybody forgive those that murder a loved one?
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its just I'd rather do my forgiving for them at there own funeral. Better late, than never... I'm sure Ghandi said that too |
Angiebabe, take an extra dosage, will ya?
They were ten. You want 10-year-olds put to death? :rolleyes: Yes, killing another human being is going to bring another one back. Justice does not mean "evening the score". You simply don't seem to be mature enough to handle this topic. That's not justice. |
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Anyway, I think they should both be tortured. |
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10 or not, how can they even THINK of "KILLING" a person! i mean they are 10, they must have been possesed or something! you absolutely right! the mother of the person they killed will wake up in the morning and not be able to say good moring to her kids! |
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Don't know how you could still. |
How many kids come from broken homes? How many kids have seen a horror movie?.... How many of them enjoy killing a 2year old boy For FUN?!?! Our system is all out the human rights of those that do the crime! Just think if 2 evil thugs take away your loved on! The law protect too much evil while the good have to keep on suffering...
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i was just saying what i knew and like i said its no excuse. Just what i have heard about it |
I remember reading that one of Bulgers killers had totally reformed and was now a genuinely upstanding citizen.
It bring back the old question of whether prison exists to punish or to rehabilitate. |
The Lynch mob are out in force again I see! It really saddens me that people are talking about hanging ten year olds! Almost as much as it saddened me about that little boy dying the way he did.
Anyone seen Boy A? Its supposed to be based on the bulger case, sad really really sad. You treat people like animals from the day they are born they're gonna behave like animals! |
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I think people who scream about harder sentences are motivated more by the prospect of wagging their fingers at the world from the moral high ground rather than doing the hard yards by coming up with a real solution. "Tough on crime" has been tried over and over again. |
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I'm with you Ange. I've previously said in this thread that I wouldn't like to be in the position of making the decision on how to punish those boys, because I couldn't do it without letting emotion get involved, and the people who have to make that decision must be able to make it reasonably.
Angiebabe, I can't believe a mother would support killing children - no matter what their crime was. |
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