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Hurrah! Another dead scrote...
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Maybe we should have a regular "Good News of the Day" spot to cheer us up?Originally posted by zeitghostWissen ist Macht, aber nichts wissen macht nichts.Comment
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He was merely mis-understood. Think of his human rights! I hope his family sue the prison.Originally posted by zeitghost
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I know you're not going to like this, but I don't agree. He was mentally ill, a schizophrenic according to the doctor from Broadmoor. So he probably wasn't in control of his actions. Yes, he should have been locked away for the rest of his life to protect the rest of us, but he didn't deserve to die.
Unlike the barsteward who tried to bomb Glasgow airport, who made a conscious choice to do what he did, and (in my opinion) deserved what he got.Comment
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He stabbed 4 people to death over the course of 3 days and attempted to kill 2 more.Originally posted by Moose423956but he didn't deserve to die.
He deserved to die.Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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Moos423956, you should be ashamed of yourself, you communist. Next you're going to start asking people to think critically about the world, and understand the relationship between mental illness, provision of healthcare and social support, treatment and punishment.Originally posted by Moose423956I know you're not going to like this, but I don't agree. He was mentally ill, a schizophrenic according to the doctor from Broadmoor. So he probably wasn't in control of his actions. Yes, he should have been locked away for the rest of his life to protect the rest of us, but he didn't deserve to die.
Unlike the barsteward who tried to bomb Glasgow airport, who made a conscious choice to do what he did, and (in my opinion) deserved what he got.Comment
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Yep, he is in the best place now!!!"If you can read this, thank a teacher....and since it's in English, thank a soldier"Comment
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I doubt that very much, the age of the victims chosen would indicate he picked easy targets, if he was truly a nutter, then you would expect to see a wider variation in age and sizes, as it stands, he picked vulnerable people.
The true mark of a coward, one can only notice with some glee that he obviously did not last long amongst men who would fight back. good riddance.Comment
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Mental illness is an illness like any other, and it's caused by an imbalance of chemicals in the brain, which may just happen for no particular reason. You wouldn't say someone deserved to die just because they had cancer, would you?Originally posted by XenophonHe stabbed 4 people to death over the course of 3 days and attempted to kill 2 more.
He deserved to die.Comment
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