Death penalty

It doesn't make it less atrocious, yet, I'm not engaging in an apology of the event I'm just mentioning how the legal system of your country works.


Canadian rapists:

Paul Bernardo - Life sentence
Wayne Boden - 3 life sentences (fortunately he's got 9)
Michael Briere - Life sentence with possibility of parole after 25 years (he pleaded guilty and regretting of his crime)
Paul Callow - 20 years in prison which he fully served. People don't let him leave at peace - he's rejected by every community he tries to settle in.
Michel Chrétien - Adoptive son of Prime Minister Chrétien, you do the math.
John Martin Crawford - 3 life sentences
Léopold Dion - Life sentence; killed by Normand Champagne
Larry Fisher - Life sentence with pssobility of parole after 10 years
Edward French - Christian Brother, accused of sexual assaults on children. Was given 12 months. Christian Religious institutions always working to keep rapists active and with freedom of action!
Karla Homolka - Paul Bernardo's wife. 12 years, realased in 2005 without conditions.
Graham James - Hockey coach. Served some (unspecified) time in prison and was banned from the CHA.
Gilbert Paul Jordan - Probation after 6 years, arrested again after violating probation.
Allan Legere - 2 life sentences, held at the SHU.
Clifford Olson - Life sentence, all parole petitions have been declined.
John Scheeneberger - Medicine Doctor, 4 years, revealed a method to foil DNA samples. Deprived from Canadian Citizenship and lost medical license.
Peter Woodcock (what a lastname for a rapist...) - Has been serving 52 years in a mental facility.

Doesn't seem like they're getting mostly 4 years.

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Well then... The good way is chemical castration right...? (For Rapers i mean)

Depends. Was everybody drunnk? Then no. Was it a premeditated event that was planned out, or even a robebry gone wrong? Possibly. HOWEVER that's not the point of the thread, which is the death penalty. And you can rape 100+ women. It's still not okay to murder the one responsible yourself.

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

Edward French - Christian Brother, accused of sexual assaults on children. Was given 12 months. Christian Religious institutions always working to keep rapists active and with freedom of action!

Whoa, 12 monhts? Wtf. Canadian court sure loves their raping Christian brothers in tha church.

You know, when you're in a religious institution courts tend to have greater liniency or is under the pressure of your religious institution. It is estimated that the Vatican has spent even more than 1,000 million dollars a year in trials against priests that have been accused of child abuse.

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

You know, when you're in a religious institution courts tend to have greater liniency or is under the pressure of your religious institution. It is estimated that the Vatican has spent even more than 1,000 million dollars a year in trials against priests that have been accused of child abuse.

That brings me to something, the Vatican has this radio station, yeah, like all non-commerical, but now they do commercials of their choice ofcourse, cuz they dont have that many moneyz for the station anymore.

Well, they receive nearly 70 million dollars a month in donations from Mexico. Imagine their combined revenue from all catholics in the world, speially those from USA, Germany, Spain, Italy, Poland and Brazil.

The Anglican chuch has declared bancruptcy because they had so many cases. Literally.

Tyrong Kojy wrote:

The Anglican chuch has declared bancruptcy because they had so many cases. Literally.

Hurray!

Did anybody know that Russia was the first country to stop capitial punishment? Just thought I should throw that out at you guys. *throws

alexCCCP-RUS-54321 wrote:

Did anybody know that Russia was the first country to stop capitial punishment? Just thought I should throw that out at you guys. *throws

In what year did Russia abolish capital punishment?

CoolKidX wrote:

alexCCCP-RUS-54321 wrote:

Did anybody know that Russia was the first country to stop capitial punishment? Just thought I should throw that out at you guys. *throws

In what year did Russia abolish capital punishment?

I dunno, I read about it in a book at Costco.

Please site your references and know your facts before making an argument.

Liche wrote:

Please site your references and know your facts before making an argument.

The book is called "Top Tens of Everything" found in Costco on Sunday, November, 2009.

Mexico banned it long before Russia did.

Alex, you're still around? Wow.

CoolKidX wrote:

You guys think there should be one or not?
I think not, but some guy told me that if someone give's him a blue eye, he punches him back. Sure, anyone would do that right?
But if someone kills someone, does he deserve to be killed to?
I mean its like lowering yourself to the killer, but still.
"An eye for a eye, and a teeth for a teeth"
If I said that correctly.

So I am not sure..
What about y'all?

I think it is clear that if some criminal kills your daughter, you will kill that guy if he won't be punished by the state.

However a state itself should never have the power to execute anyone.

I am against capital punishment done by the state.
Life imprisonment is much bigger punishment than simply killing the criminal. Besides, if an innocent is killed, you cant revive him if you find out he is innocent, but you can free a prisonner who is innocent.

IN SOVIET RUSSIA CRIMINALS ARE YOU
No but seriously, Soviet Union had 0% criminals.

If someone kills my daughter, as devastated as I would be, I would see no point in killing him. I'd just multiply the amount of human beings in grief and stain my hands with his blood while certainly, it wouldn't bring my daughter back.

That quote was kinda old Kenzu, now Im 100% against capital punishment.

Thats because the criminals worked for the government Tyrlop.

Liche wrote:

Thats because the criminals worked for the government Tyrlop.

thats because the criminals got executed in 1918.

Tyrong Kojy wrote:

Alex, you're still around? Wow.

Liche asked me if WR, and I thought it was still banned. I reinstalled Windows like 2 weeks ago, and I guess this time when I reinstalled Internet security I did something in the prefernces that doesn't block it. And also, according to that book, capital punishment was banned sometimes in the 1800s, but was then reinstated by Stalin and stuff.

Agreed with Kenzu.

And I thought you only weren't allowed on ones that swore?

Tyrong Kojy wrote:

Agreed with Kenzu.

And I thought you only weren't allowed on ones that swore?

Not always- sometimes they said it contained erotic conetnt and all this shit- but now its fixed.