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Originally Posted by Livia
Hand-wringers, more interested in the criminal than in his countless victims, I guess. Do you remember it? He opened fire on young people at a youth camp on an island. They had nowhere to go to escape... it was awful. That and a car bomb. They can extend the sentence if they still think he's a risk. I mean, how can they NOT think he's still a risk?
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I do remember it, horrible, I can't even imagine the horror and fear his victims went through. And yeah how can someone like that be rehabilitated? Besides the fact I don't believe they deserve a second chance, how can it be worth the risk? They're basically saying his rehabilitation is worth taking a chance with more innocent peoples lives
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