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The people who invoke the EHCR frequently are those who do not recognise that, along with human righs, come human responsibilities.
And when the human rights of one person over-ride the human rights of those who have suffered at the hands of rapists, murderers, paedophiles and the like........it is an 'off the cuff' statement to make....born out of frustration. Convicted criminals - those who have been subjected to the due process of the law...who have disregarded the human rights of others, should forfeit all entitlement to everything but the most basic human rights(those would be.....to housed, to be fed, and to be allowed to draw breath....and that would be it). Ian Brady is 'grandstanding'...he believes himself to be superior to everyone else(just because you believe something doesn't make it a fact)....and what was that all about? When asked why he had murdered(and tortured) those five children...his answer was 'for the existential experience'...did he truly have to murder FIVE children to get this existential experience? He is using terminology that he considers will bamboozle the man in the street. He is a very sick excuse for a scrap of humanity....and in my opinion(for what it is worth) he should be allowed to starve himself to death(haven't we paid enough for his over-inflated ego over the years)....but I don't think he has the guts to do that.....it is just another controlling ploy. |
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He talked about his 'existential experience'........yet his desire for this 'experience' removed from his victims, their chances to have any kind of life experience. Not only that, he controlled his victims families emotions by not telling them where the remians of their children were buried. It was all about him having power over other people.
His actions were not for the existential experience, but for the pleasure of controlling someone weaker that him.......imposing his will on them, giving him a feeling of power. I rarely say this, but death is too good for him. He should never ever have one moments peace, either in life or in death. |
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Well, that's a surprise. Brady has been ordered to stay in Ashworth High Security Mental Hospital as he's still 'suffering' from a severe personality disorder and mental illness. Did the families of the children really have to be made to suffer again? This was always going to be the outcome and Brady got to put himself in the limelight once again. He's still manipulating and scheming at the age of 75.
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