View Poll Results: What do you think about executions?
They have been found guilty - so they should die as decreed
59
71.95%
They have been found guilty - but should serve a life term only - they should die in prison
21
25.61%
I don't care
2
2.44%
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Executions... what do you think?
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Unfortunately the lads who did for poor James Bulger are out and about aren't they?
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ba-booosh! with new identities and taxpayer support. that's a sliding tackle. and huntley's bird? consistency, reliability and justice pete - for the worst. that's all we ask. and i'm sorry, but an insanity plea just won't cut the mustard. lock. key. bye bye.
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What Venables and Thompson did was horrible beyond belief. But you could not possibly lock them up for the rest of thier lives.
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They should be locked up for life i.e. die in prison, not given new identities at tax payers expense. They have their whole life in front of them now whilst the toddlers mother has nothing.
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Why not? they went to a shopping centre found a toddler, lured him away, tortured him for hours then murdered him. They knew exactly what they were doing. How you can put this down to an adolescent prank or two youngsters who can't be held responsible for their actions as they are under 16 is stupid.
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You should be able to work? Marry? Buy a house? Drink? Smoke?...
What you are saying is that at 13 you are responsible enough to face the full consequences of your actions. You also have the development in order to make concious life altering decisions.
If you think that 13 is old enough to have the full force of the law lock you up for the rest of your life, then the flip side of that is that at 13, you are an "adult".
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Yeah well, this place is a bit skewed to the right
If the recent Local election poll were accurate nationwide, then the Tories would have gotten 80% of the vote, the BNP 18% and Labour about 2%.
Which is somewhat not representative of the public at large.
If the recent Local election poll were accurate nationwide, then the Tories would have gotten 80% of the vote, the BNP 18% and Labour about 2%.
Which is somewhat not representative of the public at large.
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By that logic, then you support the lowering of the age of consent? That you should be able to vote at 13?
You should be able to work? Marry? Buy a house? Drink? Smoke?...
What you are saying is that at 13 you are responsible enough to face the full consequences of your actions. You also have the development in order to make concious life altering decisions.
If you think that 13 is old enough to have the full force of the law lock you up for the rest of your life, then the flip side of that is that at 13, you are an "adult".
You should be able to work? Marry? Buy a house? Drink? Smoke?...
What you are saying is that at 13 you are responsible enough to face the full consequences of your actions. You also have the development in order to make concious life altering decisions.
If you think that 13 is old enough to have the full force of the law lock you up for the rest of your life, then the flip side of that is that at 13, you are an "adult".
But, not everyone fits into the same size hole.
I knew at 10 yrs old that hurting others was wrong so in theory, I should have had adult status.
We all make mistakes but this was an evil and deliberate act. They obviously enjoyed what they were doing. That to me means a mental hospital for a very long time. Whether they could be released back into society should be done on an individual basis.
If, at 18, they still displayed signs of violence, lock them up and through away the key. People get far too many second chances in this country and because of this, they never learn or take their crimes seriously.
If society is about integration, why should those who wish to destroy the very fabric of peoples lives, be allowed the same rights?
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What a ridiculous thing to say. If you are a twisted Physco at 13 and like torturing innocent children, you will not all of a sudden become a sane normal individual in a few years. They should have been given another 10 years at least to asses wether they are still a threat to society. By your logic everyone under 18 should be able to kill people as a childish prank then go back to schoool a few years later.
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What a ridiculous thing to say. If you are a twisted Physco at 13 and like torturing innocent children, you will not all of a sudden become a sane normal individual in a few years. They should have been given another 10 years at least to asses wether they are still a threat to society. By your logic everyone under 18 should be able to kill people as a childish prank then go back to schoool a few years later.