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So What Can/should Be Done With This Savage?
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So he's pleaded guilty, how long will he get? 10 years, out in 5? What then, wait till he actually does kill people? Can he be kept inside somehow?
So he's pleaded guilty, how long will he get? 10 years, out in 5? What then, wait till he actually does kill people? Can he be kept inside somehow?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love how, when he is actually a potential terrorist, he offers as a reason for his trip to the Philippines, that he is a sex tourist!
I suppose on a sliding scale, it is a more preferable occupation, but still not likely to endear him to the authorities is it?
Oh, and in answer to your question, he should be flayed alive, flung into a boiling cauldron, have his bits cut off, he eyes gouged out, is fingernails pulled out …. (continued on page 97).
I suppose on a sliding scale, it is a more preferable occupation, but still not likely to endear him to the authorities is it?
Oh, and in answer to your question, he should be flayed alive, flung into a boiling cauldron, have his bits cut off, he eyes gouged out, is fingernails pulled out …. (continued on page 97).
I am doubtful that he can, or even should, be just locked up forever -- unless, of course, in the time that he is in prison he shows no signs of having changed. What I really mean is that I'd hope that he can be rehabilitated, as ought to be the primary purpose of prison time.
From what little I've seen of this, he doesn't strike me as what I'd usually call a "savage". I'm not quite sure of what else I'd label him -- I'm worried that I'll slip into the "society is to blame" line and I don't mean that at all! Maybe "pathetic"? I mean, have a look at his handwritten note at the bottom of your link. The content aside, it looks like it was written by a primary school kid.
A failed education? Angry, lonely young man? He needs help. Help, I hasten to add, that should be provided while he is behind bars and no danger to the rest of us, but help, all the same.
From what little I've seen of this, he doesn't strike me as what I'd usually call a "savage". I'm not quite sure of what else I'd label him -- I'm worried that I'll slip into the "society is to blame" line and I don't mean that at all! Maybe "pathetic"? I mean, have a look at his handwritten note at the bottom of your link. The content aside, it looks like it was written by a primary school kid.
A failed education? Angry, lonely young man? He needs help. Help, I hasten to add, that should be provided while he is behind bars and no danger to the rest of us, but help, all the same.
//I'd hope that he can be rehabilitated, as ought to be the primary purpose of prison time//
Interesting. I can see that "rehabilitation" is a sensible policy in the treatment of banged-up felons: we want them to be less inclined to rob, rape, murder etc having left prison than they were before enterthey first received the Queen's hospitality.
But surely rehabilitation is not its primary purpose?
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Interesting. I can see that "rehabilitation" is a sensible policy in the treatment of banged-up felons: we want them to be less inclined to rob, rape, murder etc having left prison than they were before enterthey first received the Queen's hospitality.
But surely rehabilitation is not its primary purpose?
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