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02-25-2008, 03:18 PM
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...and sew it to his forehead???
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Feed it to the sharks.. 
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02-25-2008, 04:38 PM
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"It" lost any claim it might of had to Humanity, the day "it" raped a Baby.
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I won't sink to a person like his level. this guy obviously has no regard for anyone but himself. I'm better than that.
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Get over yourself Wolf22. It's a fitting punishment for the sick son of a bitch. I don't agree that killing him is the way to go here. That's the easy way out for all involved. Let him get a taste of his own medicine. Then kill him. I have a kid, and I was molested at age five by a sheriff, yet I have not continued the cycle of behavior. Why? It's called, "having a conscious." Something this piece of shit is obviously lacking. No, I wish more than prison rape on this guy, but that would fall under cruel and unusual punishment. I'll settle for an eye for eye. My personal gain? You haven't a clue asshole.
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when I mentioned personal gain I was refering to people trying to make this into a liberal/conversative issue.
sexual assult is too horrible to wish on anyone. anyone who does so is disgusting and just as immoral as the criminals they wish it on.
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I have a question for you and many like minded people in this country. Since your so against the death penaly and wish for it to be abolished then you would not mind if those of you that think so bare the full cost of these pieces of shit to be imprisoned for life. And we who believe in the death penalty would not have to pay a cent. I mean that is fair is it not. I mean imagine if this was your daughter and on your taxes they broke it down and it showed where your taxes went to. And you see that money that goes to the jails and prisons. And it hits you this man has done this and now I'm paying for his lodgeing , food and PROTECTION. I don't know about you but that would make me loose it.
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I don't think murder- even state sanctioned and carried out by the state- is right. sadly these people are still part of our nation and we have to deal with them. we can't just kill everyone because its cost effective.
I think people in jail for life should be studied by psychologists so we can prevent more of these crime from occuring.
I also think we should increase the jobs we give prisoners- for instance if they clean up after themselves we don't have to hire janitors. there is no reason why people in jail shouldn't work a job or take some classes (if they have a chance of getting out).
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02-25-2008, 04:40 PM
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darling, I'm a very logic person.
and unlike someone as sick as you, I'd never use this tragedy for political purposes. you are disgusting
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02-25-2008, 06:15 PM
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Iraq war vet accused of baby rape
"Authorities say the then-27-year-old Coleman attacked the baby Sept. 14 in Jackson County's Blackman Township, about 65 miles west of Detroit.
The girl sustained brain damage and 17 broken bones and is undergoing therapy. District Judge R. Darryl Mazur ruled Tuesday there's enough evidence to warrant a trial."
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This made me physically ill. Tell me why he doesn't deserve the death penality?
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Did anyone else notice this "titbit" on the info?
WILX-TV says he remains free on $100,000 bond.
What Law, or Sick S.O.B. Judge let this Bastard out???
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Please note: At this point, he is only "accused", not yet guilty of anything. Until he is found guilty, he is presumed innocent in our justice system. Therefore, his Constitutional rights remain intact. You don't have to like it, but you have to live with it, or would you rather eliminate the Constitution?
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No, this guy needs to be left alive and in general population. In prison, most guys like this do what's known as "check in." It's a program called protective custody, or PC. He and others like him are typically kept out of general population because they fear for their lives. However, just like everything else in prison, for the right price the guards will put "Bubba, and Chainsaw" in his cell for a night. Then Mr. Baby Raper gets to feel what his victim did.
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Don't know where your information comes from, but it sure isn't the case where I work. PC's are completely isolated from GP inmates at ALL times.
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I don't want my taxpaying dollars to pay for this scum to live.
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Unfortunately, death penalty inmates sometimes remain on death row 20 or 25 years. Many will die of old age before they ever see execution.
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I think people in jail for life should be studied by psychologists so we can prevent more of these crime from occuring.
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They are, AND given extensive mental health "treatment" at taxpayer expense.
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also think we should increase the jobs we give prisoners- for instance if they clean up after themselves we don't have to hire janitors. there is no reason why people in jail shouldn't work a job or take some classes (if they have a chance of getting out).
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No janitors where I work. Inmates who can be trusted with brooms, mops, etc. use them. Also work in kitchen and laundry and other areas. Some simply cannot be out of their cells unrestrained due to security reasons.
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02-25-2008, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by wolf_22
I won't sink to a person like his level. this guy obviously has no regard for anyone but himself. I'm better than that.
when I mentioned personal gain I was refering to people trying to make this into a liberal/conversative issue.
sexual assult is too horrible to wish on anyone. anyone who does so is disgusting and just as immoral as the criminals they wish it on.
I don't think murder- even state sanctioned and carried out by the state- is right. sadly these people are still part of our nation and we have to deal with them. we can't just kill everyone because its cost effective.
I think people in jail for life should be studied by psychologists so we can prevent more of these crime from occuring.
I also think we should increase the jobs we give prisoners- for instance if they clean up after themselves we don't have to hire janitors. there is no reason why people in jail shouldn't work a job or take some classes (if they have a chance of getting out).
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Darlin that is dealing with them. There is a big difference between murder and putting a sick or dangerous animal out of its misery. If you were raised in the country especialy on a ranch or a farm your eyes would open ones head gets lazy and clouded living in town pampered and protected from life and the harsh realities that are a necisity to the protection and survival of ones family and community and nation. You know I hunt a bit not as a hobby or a sport. I have never put a stuffed head on my wall and my wife just did not understand and wanted one of the deer head on the wall. She is a southern girl but not country , I told her I would pay to have the next one stuffed and mounted but she had to kill it and gut it. She was not crazy about the idea but she did it but I think just out of stuborness. Until we got got out there and had to shoot it then realized what a tragedy it was to kill such a majestic animal. Then she didn't want to clean it that realy freeked her out. I told her It would lay there then and started walking off she ended up doing it..Well at least helping me. She learned something that day to apreciate the sacrafice that animals make so we can live it is a necesary evil. She don't yell don't kill bambi anymore if it is between eating or not she will take bambi out but she will never sport hunt. Got a little off point here but the thing is people like you are the ones that will eat there 50 dollar steak or hamburger chicken etc. and love it as long as you don't have to bloody your hands. This prick and others like him ya let him come over to your house on house arrest and rehabilitate him yourself. Or put him in jail where he is the burden to all the tax payers you don't want to do what needs to be done because you don't want to get your hands dirty. I bet you would eat veal though huh. Like my papa use to say the ranch or farm don't suffer fools.
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02-25-2008, 06:49 PM
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I just really don't think we have the right to say some does not deserve to live- they are too bad to live, they must die.
I know that many inmates do recieve some mental health treatment and some even are studied (there is a difference between private counseling and professional studying). I just wonder what would happen if we could get doctors to want to spend their time trying to find out why someone would kill or rape or has no conscience. I'm very much into prevention of crime and this could be a very useful tool in preventing crime.
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02-26-2008, 05:12 AM
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darling, I'm a very logic person.
and unlike someone as sick as you, I'd never use this tragedy for political purposes. you are disgusting
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Imagine how you're viewed by me as one thats says they're against the Death Penalty for a baby raper, and recommends Counseling for the Rat Bastard.
It has nothing to do with Politics Wolf,,,I'm pointing out the differences between a Liberal Mindset, (yours), and a Conservative (me) in relation to how we'd handle a Baby Raper.
Use your Liberal Logic then, instead of name-calling...
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02-26-2008, 02:54 PM
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I don't think murder- even state sanctioned and carried out by the state- is right. sadly these people are still part of our nation and we have to deal with them. we can't just kill everyone because its cost effective.
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The death penaty is not murder, it is retribution, it is justice. Murder is the crime of killing a person with malice aforethought. Actually keeping them for life is more cost effective than death row, where on average it costs over a million dollars before execution takes place.
[quote]I think people in jail for life should be studied by psychologists so we can prevent more of these crime from occuring.
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Bear in mind, studies may not be physically invasive without the consent of the "patient". Interviewing can, and does take place, but physically invasive "study" would constitute cruel and unusual punishment. Like it or not, inmates still have Constitutional rights, AND the ACLU and other organizations to protect them.
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I also think we should increase the jobs we give prisoners- for instance if they clean up after themselves we don't have to hire janitors. there is no reason why people in jail shouldn't work a job or take some classes (if they have a chance of getting out).[/
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In many cases, there ARE reasons why they cannot work or take classes. Over my career, I've personally seen three co-workers buried and countless others maimed or hospitalized by inmates out of there cells for "work" or "school". This doesn't even include other inmates killed or injured. Some prisoners are just too evil and vicious to integrate with the general population, even if they are not "doing life". Don't expect much sympathy from me, even though I will respect their Constitutional rights. I don't have to like it, I just have to do it.
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02-26-2008, 07:18 PM
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there is no need for any political mind-sets on this issue.
we are talking about a hurt child and an adult who committed the crime (yes I'm aware he is only accused at this point but even if he is innocent we know it was an adult who it).
you are intentionally perverting my words- for your own gain- I never said he should get counseling. I said we should study him to figure out why he and other people feel the desire to rape young people and have no moral issue with hurting others.
I'm against the death penalty in theory- but as I said, I won't cry if someone like him dies. I won't pander for it or support it happening though.
I can see your point though- the conservative view of locking people up, not trying to rehibilitate them, not trying to prevent crime, and possibly killing them has worked so well. why stop now?
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02-26-2008, 07:25 PM
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[quote=Yellowjacket;321226]The death penaty is not murder, it is retribution, it is justice. Murder is the crime of killing a person with malice aforethought. Actually keeping them for life is more cost effective than death row, where on average it costs over a million dollars before execution takes place.
there is a big difference between revenge and justice. killing someone is revenge, locking them up is justice
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I think people in jail for life should be studied by psychologists so we can prevent more of these crime from occuring.
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Bear in mind, studies may not be physically invasive without the consent of the "patient". Interviewing can, and does take place, but physically invasive "study" would constitute cruel and unusual punishment. Like it or not, inmates still have Constitutional rights, AND the ACLU and other organizations to protect them.
true. I do know most serial killers tend to begin to open up both in interviews and even as far as allowing tests to be conducted. I'm not advocating cruel or unsafe tests. even FMRIS can give us some idea about these people. (I know that scans aren't reliable for diagnosing now, but I do hope one day they can aid us in being able to diagnos a killer). I'd also hope we can get more people in prison to donate their brains after they die- a natural death- to be studied.
In many cases, there ARE reasons why they cannot work or take classes. Over my career, I've personally seen three co-workers buried and countless others maimed or hospitalized by inmates out of there cells for "work" or "school". This doesn't even include other inmates killed or injured. Some prisoners are just too evil and vicious to integrate with the general population, even if they are not "doing life". Don't expect much sympathy from me, even though I will respect their Constitutional rights. I don't have to like it, I just have to do it.
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I'm compassionate and sympathetic by nature, but I'm realistic. obviously fixing society will lower crime rate and focusing on rehabilitating youth is more likely to work than fixing older criminals. I wish there was a way to segregate the career criminals from the criminals who want to reform. I have studied things in classes and talked with people who have worked with offenders of all age groups and most agree that if the ones who want to change are put with people who don't, they are easily corupted.
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