Life should mean life - Page 2

cashman · 15-05-2013, 17:59

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

deflect deflect i will only believe this when i see it.this is to deflect the unemployment figures

This is the stupidity ive come to expect from yeh, Ta fer not disappointing.

accyman · 15-05-2013, 18:50

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Totally agree with you Less, when they did away with the death penalty in the sixties they should have replaced it with life imprisonment full stop. I have never been able to understand why any judge gives out a life sentence then adds a minimum term, they may as well say 30 years because life doesn't mean life in our courts, I think there are only two people serving a full life tariff at the moment, one is the chap who killed Mily Dowler can't remember the other

i think the only time a murderer gets actual life imprisonment is when its a political hot cake like with mira hindley and ian bradey.Neither party wanted to be the one that set them free but not for what they did but because they knew releasing them would loose them an election.

i also think if you killed someone high up like the queen or david cameron you would do a full life stretch but when it comes to members of the public even children you can be out in about 7 years for murder

correction apparantly if you kill david cameron you get a reward.Not sure if thats true so do at your own risk

cashman · 15-05-2013, 18:53

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Originally Posted by accyman

i also think if you killed someone high up like the queen or david cameron you would do a full life stretch but when it comes to members of the public even children you can be out in about 7 years for murder

Jeez wish i was 30 yrs younger, i may just risk a 7.

accyman · 15-05-2013, 20:49

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Originally Posted by cashman

Jeez wish i was 30 yrs younger, i may just risk a 7.

iv seen ya mate the most you would serve is 2

jaysay · 16-05-2013, 08:13

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Originally Posted by accyman

i think the only time a murderer gets actual life imprisonment is when its a political hot cake like with mira hindley and ian bradey.Neither party wanted to be the one that set them free but not for what they did but because they knew releasing them would loose them an election.

i also think if you killed someone high up like the queen or david cameron you would do a full life stretch but when it comes to members of the public even children you can be out in about 7 years for murder

correction apparantly if you kill david cameron you get a reward.Not sure if thats true so do at your own risk

Wonder what would happen if Millipeed was in charge, put MI6 on the job and blame the Frogs

accyman · 16-05-2013, 09:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Wonder what would happen if Millipeed was in charge, put MI6 on the job and blame the Frogs

isnt that what teh queen did with diana lol ?

jaysay · 16-05-2013, 09:59

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Originally Posted by accyman

isnt that what teh queen did with diana lol ?

No that was a French drunk

accyman · 16-05-2013, 10:31

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Originally Posted by jaysay

No that was a French drunk

im just relived it wasnt kermit

when you said a frog done it i was worried for a second

cashman · 16-05-2013, 10:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay

No that was a French drunk

Or so they have us think.

GEaston · 16-05-2013, 12:55

The question with Hindley and Brady is why we're they kept alive for 40 years? Great cost to society, no benefit. As multiple child killers they were never going to be released.

Less · 16-05-2013, 14:11

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Originally Posted by GEaston

The question with Hindley and Brady is why we're they kept alive for 40 years? Great cost to society, no benefit. As multiple child killers they were never going to be released.

No remorse.

GEaston · 16-05-2013, 14:26

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Originally Posted by Less

No remorse.

For child killers, no. I'd be happy to pull the switch on the electric chair.

Less · 16-05-2013, 14:30

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Originally Posted by GEaston

For child killers, no. I'd be happy to pull the switch on the electric chair.

I meant, THEY, had no remorse, we would be fighting for the switch.

Though these days the switch would be operated by a computer and we'd all have to wait for Windows to re-boot.

accyman · 16-05-2013, 14:35

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Originally Posted by Less

I meant, THEY, had no remorse, we would be fighting for the switch.

Though these days the switch would be operated by a computer and we'd all have to wait for Windows to re-boot.

even worse teh computer woud have windows 8 and no start button

westendlass · 18-05-2013, 16:06

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Originally Posted by Less

No remorse.

I think Hindley showed (false) remorse as she showed the police the whereabouts of the remains of Pauline Reed in the eighties. A cynical exercise hoping she would be considered for release. Thankfully, it didn't work and the old scrote died in prison and they had a job trying to find a crematorium prepared to dispose of her.