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What Is Achieved . . .
Can anyone of the punishment hardliners tell me what is achieved by prosecuting this sad lady ?
I thought we were, as a society, meant to be becoming more cognisant and sympathetic towards mental ill-health.
[No doubt I'll be dismissed as a limpwristed liberal by the usual suspects, but I believe this obviously distressed lady requires a more understanding consideration.]
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I thought we were, as a society, meant to be becoming more cognisant and sympathetic towards mental ill-health.
[No doubt I'll be dismissed as a limpwristed liberal by the usual suspects, but I believe this obviously distressed lady requires a more understanding consideration.]
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Sitting on a bench in Waitrose car park during the day, with your breasts out and mastubating can't be described as normal behaviour, hence I would agree with Canary42 that there must be a mental problem here. As a sideline....
09:29 Tue 16th Aug 2022
Sitting on a bench in Waitrose car park during the day, with your breasts out and mastubating can't be described as normal behaviour, hence I would agree with Canary42 that there must be a mental problem here.
As a sideline.....my mate always said that if one was looking for a "bit of spare" then a supermarket carpark in mid morning was ideal. Available women, husband at work, kids at school, bored housewife rendered supermarket car parks ideal hunting grounds.
My mate told me.
As a sideline.....my mate always said that if one was looking for a "bit of spare" then a supermarket carpark in mid morning was ideal. Available women, husband at work, kids at school, bored housewife rendered supermarket car parks ideal hunting grounds.
My mate told me.
Gromit - // Is this a mental health issue? No such mitigation appears to have been presented by the defence. //
This appears to be a fair rebuttal of Canary's point.
Where mental health is a factor in criminal behaviour, then it is absolutely right that it is brought into the proceedings and assessed as a contributing factor.
But if there had been a mental health aspect, then the defence would have quite rightly introduced it, and since they did not, the inference is that it was not actually a factor in the defendant's behaviour.
To address your question then, and I am absolutely not a 'punishment hardliner' - what is achieved is the application of society's laws created ad implemented to protect society from illegal behaviour, and society can see that its laws are being correctly and fairly applied which is the mark of a civilised society.
This appears to be a fair rebuttal of Canary's point.
Where mental health is a factor in criminal behaviour, then it is absolutely right that it is brought into the proceedings and assessed as a contributing factor.
But if there had been a mental health aspect, then the defence would have quite rightly introduced it, and since they did not, the inference is that it was not actually a factor in the defendant's behaviour.
To address your question then, and I am absolutely not a 'punishment hardliner' - what is achieved is the application of society's laws created ad implemented to protect society from illegal behaviour, and society can see that its laws are being correctly and fairly applied which is the mark of a civilised society.
Oh god do you remember Steven Kishko?
guy who didnt murder Leslie Moleseed?
he was also involved in behaviour in a car, which the pre-teen witnesses later admitted they had made up 'as a joke'. 16 y in prison, but that was because of a poor defence ( later Home secretary) and lack of attention to detail.
(" do you think I am proud of what I did?")
Girls not prosecuted
guy who didnt murder Leslie Moleseed?
he was also involved in behaviour in a car, which the pre-teen witnesses later admitted they had made up 'as a joke'. 16 y in prison, but that was because of a poor defence ( later Home secretary) and lack of attention to detail.
(" do you think I am proud of what I did?")
Girls not prosecuted
I suppose I shouldn't be surprised at the outbreaks of sanctimony occurring in this thread.
And on the issue of her barrister not using the mental health defence, perhaps she instructed them that way as she was frightened of the stigma that much of our society attaches to it.
I still don't see why she should be punished for ill-health, that's just barbaric.
And on the issue of her barrister not using the mental health defence, perhaps she instructed them that way as she was frightened of the stigma that much of our society attaches to it.
I still don't see why she should be punished for ill-health, that's just barbaric.
//I suppose I shouldn't be surprised at the outbreaks of sanctimony occurring in this thread.//
Wrong again ... it was sanctimony that inspired the thread, built in and repetetive, sanctimony that is a hallmark of the poster. Your objection is to the mockery and flippancy that is the only counter to such affected piety.
Wrong again ... it was sanctimony that inspired the thread, built in and repetetive, sanctimony that is a hallmark of the poster. Your objection is to the mockery and flippancy that is the only counter to such affected piety.
