Mississippi girl is burned alive.

cubby1223

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I saw that on MSN today.

I'm just going to be bluntly honest. I'm quickly approaching the conclusion the news is too depressing for me to stay informed on, to be able to simultaneously maintain a productive life. I'm going to leave this one up to the locals.
 

SlickSnake

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And execute them.

A humane execution after a lengthy stay in prison at taxpayer expense is no longer an acceptable punishment for the extremely horrific nature of the evil crimes these subhuman animals keep right on committing.

Not only is the criminal justice system completely and utterly failing to reform these soulless, violent criminals, it is failing the hapless victims and their families a thousand times more in these despicable cases.

The first thing that should be done upon conviction of a heinous crime like rape and murder is physical castration. Then, the emasculated convicts ultimate fate should be decided by the victims family. If they decide he should die horribly just like their loved one did, then so be it, and let it be done. And if they are for some reason too afraid or intimidated to decide the proper punishments, then the rule should be the killer automatically receives the same horrible fate he dealt to the innocent victim.

And it might be a further deterrent if anyone who wished to personally witness his death could publicly attend it. As long as they didn't video record it and post it later to gloat.

This is the only deterrent I can think of that might actually make a subhuman animal stop to think about what they are fixing to do before they commit evil crimes in the first place.

Is this a politically correct solution? Obviously not. Would it be nearly 100% effective in stopping these sorts of barbaric, violent crimes? I think so. And only the mad dogs commiting these horrific crimes will be subject to this fate. Then real justice will finally be served for the victims and their families.
 
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justoh

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A humane execution after a lengthy stay in prison at taxpayer expense is no longer an acceptable punishment for the extremely horrific nature of the evil crimes these subhuman animals keep right on committing.

Not only is the criminal justice system completely and utterly failing to reform these soulless, violent criminals, it is failing the hapless victims and their families a thousand times more in these despicable cases.

The first thing that should be done upon conviction of a heinous crime like rape and murder is physical castration. Then, the emasculated convicts ultimate fate should be decided by the victims family. If they decide he should die horribly just like their loved one did, then so be it, and let it be done. And if they are for some reason too afraid or intimidated to decide the proper punishments, then the rule should be the killer automatically receives the same horrible fate he dealt to the innocent victim.

And it might be a further deterrent if anyone who wished to personally witness his death could publicly attend it. As long as they didn't video record it and post it later to gloat.

This is the only deterrent I can think of that might actually make a subhuman animal stop to think about what they are fixing to do before they commit evil crimes in the first place.

Is this a politically correct solution? Obviously not. Would it be nearly 100% effective in stopping these sorts of barbaric, violent crimes? I think so. And only the mad dogs commiting these horrific crimes will be subject to this fate. Then real justice will finally be served for the victims and their families.

That's some nutty shit, son.
 

SlickSnake

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That's some nutty shit, son.

And raping someone then setting them on fire with lighter fluid down their throat (and probably lighter fluid forced inside her elsewhere) just to cover their tracks isn't?

Next time, why not try commenting on the op, instead of just getting your rocks off on me for commenting.

So, we can assume you must fully approve of a horribly broken, overloaded justice system that does nothing at all to reform violent criminals and usually ends up letting them right back out on the streets on parole, just to reoffend over and over again, then?

Now THAT'S SOME NUTTY SHIT, son.

And it's obviously not working at all for the endless victims.
 
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justoh

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And raping someone then setting them on fire with lighter fluid down their throat (and probably lighter fluid forced inside her elsewhere) just to cover their tracks isn't?

Next time, why not try commenting on the op, instead of just getting your rocks off on me for commenting.

So, we can assume you must fully approve of a horribly broken, overloaded justice system that does nothing at all to reform violent criminals and usually ends up letting them right back out on the streets on parole, just to reoffend over and over again, then?

Now THAT'S SOME NUTTY SHIT, son.

And it's obviously not working at all for the endless victims.

Nutty shit for nutty shit leaves the whole world full of shit.
 

SlickSnake

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Nutty shit for nutty shit leaves the whole world full of shit.

Well, clearly, this is where we are already at, otherwise these types of horribly heinous violent crime cases wouldn't keep happening continuously.

While you may personally feel insulated and secure from violent crime in some small European village tucked away in a mountain living in a chateau someplace, that is not the case in a big city here.

And I'm still waiting on viable alternative solutions for reforming violent criminals and prison reform from you and an actual comment on the OP.
 
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justoh

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And raping someone then setting them on fire with lighter fluid down their throat (and probably lighter fluid forced inside her elsewhere) just to cover their tracks isn't?

Didn't read anywhere that she was raped. Was that just imagined by your sick mind, along with the unnecessary speculation in parentheses? Suppose you could have more info, but you're coming across as a bit of a psychopath.
 

SlickSnake

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Didn't read anywhere that she was raped. Was that just imagined by your sick mind, along with the unnecessary speculation in parenthesis?

Psychopath.

Then while I was responding, and before I could post a response, you quickly changed your post to this before your minute ran out:

Didn't read anywhere that she was raped. Was that just imagined by your sick mind, along with the unnecessary speculation in parentheses? Suppose you could have more info, but you're coming across as a bit of a psychopath.

FYI: Violent psychopaths have previously been known to do that sort of thing before just to cover up a rape. Do you need me to search out a few similar cases where a rapist burned their victim in the news recently just for your personal amusement?

And still, you have utterly failed to personally comment at all on the horrific nature of the OP, choosing instead to unfairly pillory me for my opinions and mislabel me as a psychopath.

I'm maybe a bit jaded and pessimistic about some things, like violent crime, but I'm certainly NOT a psychopath.

I think the fact you are loosely throwing around that moniker on me while completely ignoring the OP certainly says a lot more about you than me, son.
 

sportage

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No excuse for this, obviously, but with figuring in violent video games, and the political fighting on TV and with TV ads 24/7, you have to wonder what the kids of today think about adults and wonder about their own future?
This type of violence is not normal, but neither is the way political candidates dehumanize each other and the masses of money spent to do that while poor people go homeless and hungry.
Then add in the video games so realistic with total disregard for life.
No wonder the kids, and the adults as well, are so screwed up today.

Then they make sure everyone has access to guns and lethal weapons, not to mention the new trend with cops shooting first and asking questions later.
With no accountability afterwards.

It's hard enough for the sane people to remain so, let alone those already with a screw loose. Or a young mind that thinks violence is business as usual.
And the only concern is thinking up new more inspirational ways to kill.

When I was in England, all the news was about the thrill killings going on.
Groups of teens picking at random their victim and stabbing the helpless victim to death.
One young girl was found stabbed in the elevator to her apartment.

Then take religion. The very thing that was suppose to promote morals and humanity.
Except today religion is more often used to promote hate, or justify hate, and encourage hate.

Welcome to the future.
 

SlickSnake

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Completely gruesome and over the top. It's far more just and humane to just stab him just like he stabbed the king and let him bleed out and die or get an infection and die from the untreated wound while he languished in jail. This don't seem like justice, but since it was the king as the victim, I guess it's somewhat understandable.

And I agree with the added comment that the problem with the execution was the fact that they hadn't carried out that form of punishment in such a long time they had no idea what they were doing.

It's also frankly unbelievable it supposedly took him hours to die with all the trauma he had inflicted on him, like his limbs being torn off. Were they cauterizing his open wounds with fire to keep him from bleeding to death? Even if they were, all this taking place while he was still alive seems hard to believe over the span of time claimed.

However, if he had been guilty of drawing and quartering someone else, then his punishment would have certainly fit his crime.
 
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SlickSnake

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Interesting.

Back me up here. Slicksnake... More like sicksnake, amirite?

So, you came back here to attack me again over another post I didn't even make, and yet you STILL haven't commented AT ALL on the topic. o_O

Well done trolly, well done. :thumbsdown:
 

SlickSnake

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Trying to out crazy slick?

I think you successfully manged to set the crazy/psychopath bar pretty high already. :rolleyes:

And you are still refusing to actually comment on the topic, and choose to troll and insult like a petulant child who isn't getting his way, instead? :confused:

Again, well done trolly, well done. :thumbsdown:
 

justoh

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So, you came back here to attack me again over another post I didn't even make, and yet you STILL haven't commented AT ALL on the topic. o_O

Well done trolly, well done. :thumbsdown:

See compuwiz and vrolok for pretty much the only appropriate response to be making if you want to speak directly to the event. I don't think it's necessary to join in on a choir of omgs and terribles. It goes without saying. Probably why victorian didn't join in on that either, but you don't mention his omission because you're a narrow-minded moron.

You, on the other hand, allowed your imagination to go wild with a thoroughly weird and distasteful rape fantasy involving oral and vaginal dna removal by fire, for absolutely no reason at all, on top of the quite crazy and internally inconsistent ideas on criminal justice reform.

Honestly, you must be off your fucking head. Sportage is an imbecile, but you actually seem like someone who might be dangerous.
 

SlickSnake

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See compuwiz and vrolok for pretty much the only appropriate response to be making if you want to speak directly to the event. I don't think it's necessary to join in on a choir of omgs and terribles. It goes without saying. Probably why victorian didn't join in on that either, but you don't mention his omission because you're a narrow-minded moron.

You, on the other hand, allowed your imagination to go wild with a thoroughly weird and distasteful rape fantasy involving oral and vaginal dna removal by fire, for absolutely no reason at all, on top of the quite crazy and internally inconsistent ideas on criminal justice reform.

Honestly, you must be off your fucking head. Sportage is an imbecile, but you actually seem like someone who might be dangerous.

Quoted for safe keeping and to preserve forever the unbelievably enormous quantity of sheer stupidity and craziness and off topic thread derailing and crapping and trolling therein. :colbert:

That was a much, much better attempt at trolling and thread derailing this time, trolly, really well done. :thumbsdown:
 

frowertr

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Find them and give them a trial. If convicted, execute them on the spot.

The USA should bring back public executions by hanging. I think people need to be reminded of the consequences they face if doing these kinds of crimes. Public hangings used to be an event people would show up in droves for. I'll be in the first row to see the sick son-of-a-bitch(es) hang by the neck...
 

3chordcharlie

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Next time, why not try commenting on the op, instead of just getting your rocks off on me for commenting.
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That's pretty much what you were doing in your post.

If you want retributive justice because you think it provides some sort of closure for the victim's family, I guess I understand. Most of your post sounds like the revenge fantasy of a sick mind.
 

GarfieldtheCat

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Find them and give them a trial. If convicted, execute them on the spot.

The USA should bring back public executions by hanging. I think people need to be reminded of the consequences they face if doing these kinds of crimes. Public hangings used to be an event people would show up in droves for. I'll be in the first row to see the sick son-of-a-bitch(es) hang by the neck...

What do you propose to do about people that were falsely convicted? They would be executed for a crime they didn't commit.

4% of people on death row are innocent. Even with all the appeals with death sentences, multiple innocent people have been put to death in the US.

What to you propose to do about this? Shrug it off and say its OK?