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Barbaric or savages?
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http://www.dailymail....e-Clapham-couple.html
No one beat me to this news story, how strange?
Now try and make your usual excuses or this heap of sh*t.
The Mail uses the rather mild description 'Barbaric', I won't bother he and his two companions, who joined in the 'gang rape' are still savages in my mind.
No one beat me to this news story, how strange?
Now try and make your usual excuses or this heap of sh*t.
The Mail uses the rather mild description 'Barbaric', I won't bother he and his two companions, who joined in the 'gang rape' are still savages in my mind.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Gavin Gordon, 31, a drug addict who has a string of convictions for violence dating back more than ten years, was part of a gang that raped a 26-year-old woman in her home in Clapham, south London, while her boyfriend screamed as he was tortured in the next room.
No - evil.
But the evil in the truest sense.
If you can rape someone whilst their boyfriend is being tortured, then you fit into the category of 'evil'.
No - evil.
But the evil in the truest sense.
If you can rape someone whilst their boyfriend is being tortured, then you fit into the category of 'evil'.
I sometimes watch Road Wars and others of its ilk and I love it when they describe an American crime of say, shooting a police officer, (not killing him). The commentator then says in awed tones, "he was jailed for...... 60 years!!" I mentally punch the air.
Why can't we hand out similar sentences here?
Why can't we hand out similar sentences here?
For Chrissa1: Sentencing in the US is very different from the UK. It's not unusual for serious crimes to attract sentences totalling many times any lifetime, but for actual terms served to be way lower. A 60 year sentence, depending on the state and other variables, might only result in a relatively short term of actual imprisonment. Maybe we're not that different in the UK.