Rant of the day

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  1. Don the Don

    Don the Don Bigger Than The Average Bear

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    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-manchester-53835546

    This get's me annoyed, this prat has the audacity to refuse to leave his cell, what happened to the old rubber truncheon give him several taps on the old snot box, Sorry I don't think this sod should have any rights

    [hope this does not offend any delicate souls who find my opinion harsh]
     
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  2. Kenbro

    Kenbro Noble Member

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    Judge said he had no power. to make him appear!
    Ken.
     
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  3. Tallpaul

    Tallpaul Noble Member

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    Why does this camel shagger have any rights anyway?
     
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  4. Tallpaul

    Tallpaul Noble Member

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    Sorry, that was uncalled for, I meant goat fucker.
     
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  5. Don the Don

    Don the Don Bigger Than The Average Bear

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    Imposter dealt with, yes drag him out by the gonads an connect the mains to them then shove a banger up his jap's eye, No virgins for you in Musso heaven mate
     
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  6. JtC

    JtC Elite Member

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    Good point. I don't think anyone has been caught painting graffiti on anything in Singapore since they caned those guys almost 30 years ago.
     
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  7. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    Don't know about making him appear but I could certainly make him disappear with a chain tight round his neck attached to a huge cannonball and throw the cnut into the canal in central Manchester. :mad::mad:
     
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  8. stinger

    stinger Senior Member

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    In my own opinion, there needs to be a death penalty as an ultimate deterrant. If they do the crime despite the deterrant perhaps its a deterrant for the future

    Police / blue light workers
    Medical workers
    Jury rampering
    Witnwzz b
     
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  9. DCS222

    DCS222 Guest

    We are jumping the gun here, he is innocent until proven guilty... but any accused should be forced (using whatever force necessary) to go to court to face judgement...
    Should (when???) this person be found guilty, then blood eagle away... I’m sure there’ll be plenty people want to piss in his lung cavity to help him on his way
     
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  10. MartyWilson

    MartyWilson Guest

    Did the folks in the middle east not favour the old "Death by a thousand cuts"? Snip a little bit off at a time, cauterise as neccessary to ensure there isn't too much blood loss and gradually work your way from the extremities inwards to the bigger bits.

    I have a buddy who was a Redcap and then a Met Police office and he was of the opinion, and I tend to agree with him, that there will never be a referendum on bringing back capital punishment because they know that the majority of the public are actually in favour of or, at the very least, don't have any objections to, eliminating the worst murderers, rapists and paedophiles from our society. The reason he believes that the government don't want it is nothing to do with being humane or civil rights but simply that, as in the US, the legal piranha would have a field day putting hurdles in the way of the process with appeal after appeal costing the state a fortune and resulting, as it does in America, with few people ever actually getting to meet 'Sparky' or whatever the chosen method might be. The law nowadays often seems to have way more power than the government does in all the democracies of the world and the legal profession only really desires to line it's own pockets and win their cases with no care as to whether the person being defended deserves to be defended or not.
     
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  11. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    2mtrs of rope and a 4mtr drop. I did know an prison officer that did a last night death watch, His only complaint was he was late for his breakfast. there are some topping sheds still at some prisons, and the graves of those topped still buried within the walls of those prison that carried out topping them.
     
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  12. Kenbro

    Kenbro Noble Member

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    Jumping the gun???
    Surely can’t be asked to appear for sentencing unless he’s already been found guilty, or admitted the charges against him?
    Ken.
     
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  13. DCS222

    DCS222 Guest

    #3653 DCS222, Aug 20, 2020
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    My apologies, I had it in my head he was still at trial... I missed the whole
    In March this year Abedi was found guilty of 22 counts of murder, one count of attempted murder - encompassing injured survivors - and conspiring to cause explosions.
    Abedi would have been eligible for a whole-life term had he been over the age of 21 at the time of the bombing, the court heard.”
    part!

    He should be driven to court at the end of a whip!!!
     
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  14. Callumity

    Callumity Elite Member

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    I am certainly of the view that he should not be permitted the cowardly option of being sentenced in his absence.

    I leave the Biblical punishments to the more bloodthirsty but we seriously need to revisit laws (and our legislators) that permit ‘asylum’ seekers to return to their country of persecution for a wee holiday.
     
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  15. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    Yes, agreed. This features a couple of times in the series "Vikings".
     
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  16. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    yes you are correct he serves 55 years before he is considers for parol unless he appeals, and the term is reduced. Bound by some of the bleeding hearts brigade and legal aid that fund his appeal.
     
  17. Don the Don

    Don the Don Bigger Than The Average Bear

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    But we will have to pay to keep him and he will be better fed and watered than a lot of old folk, better a lead pill now.
     
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  18. Don the Don

    Don the Don Bigger Than The Average Bear

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    okay okay, one in each knacker first, then smother his nether bits in chopped liver, tie him down in a pig pen and let the hogs feed on him
     
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  19. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    He will be a cat A prisoner for most of his sentence at a cost of tens of thousands pounds to the tax payer per month.
     
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  20. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    Drop them through the trap door the smell is horrible they sh*t and wet them selves on mounting the scaffold. It isn't an easy death if the hangman gets his calculations wrong they either get there heads ripped off or are strangled to death.
     
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