Life In Prison

[The Old Crem 3,815]

4 minutes ago, Sean said:

He should be killed for what he did.It is such an irredeemably and unspeakably calous act that I don't believe any other punishment is fitting in such a case.A 52 year sentence at the expense of the taxpayer amounting to many tens of thousands of pounds a year just so this utter monster can get shelter food and security in exchange for doing nothing is not justice.I can't imagine the pain the families are going through but to have it compounded with the ever present and nagging fear that one day he will be out is beyond the pale.I hope he  gets violently murdered in jail.He doesn't deserve to live let alone sponge off the taxpayer for decades.

 

He didn't have to wait 3 days in A and E like the rest of us mere mortals.

Everyone in the country agree bar the people who seem to think most criminals could be innocent for some reason or another .

[Sean 6,618]

I can understand some of the arguments against the death penalty such as the risk of mistaken identity but when there is 100 percent proof such as in this case I don't see how it is a problem to end the life of someone so unspeakably evil.He is beyond rehabilitation or redemption.He will never be anything but a waste of money and a burden to society.

 

I do find it strange that those saying 16 year olds should have the vote or the same ones saying we can't give the same sentences for under 18s.Does not make any logical sense.

 

 

[Sean 6,618]

We put dogs down for harming children but not monsters like Rudakubana.

[Sean 6,618]

19 hours ago, The Old Crem said:

I imagine on there they probably want more than just him executed. 

I do too.

[The Old Crem 3,815]

6 minutes ago, Sean said:

I do too.

I mean connected to this case. Not other killers. 

[Sean 6,618]

1 minute ago, The Old Crem said:

I mean connected to this case. Not other killers. 

I meant I want him more to happen to him than merely be killed.Thought that's what you meant.

[maryportfuncity 10,798]

21 minutes ago, Sean said:

We put dogs down for harming children but not monsters like Rudakubana.

 

 

Hmm

 

If we drag this back to dead pooling, there's been a long and disappointing history for some of us when it comes to relying on prison inmates to generate us a few points and a DDP bonus by way of taking out their fellow inmates, as someone with Urfan Sharif on his current DDP team I'll cop for thinking it a risky punt, though he did get his neck sliced with a tuna tin a few weeks back. If anyone is going to be taken out by fellow inmates it's Axel Rudakubana and I'm thinking him a DDP cert for 2026, if he makes the start line

[The Old Crem 3,815]

7 minutes ago, maryportfuncity said:

 

 

Hmm

 

If we drag this back to dead pooling, there's been a long and disappointing history for some of us when it comes to relying on prison inmates to generate us a few points and a DDP bonus by way of taking out their fellow inmates, as someone with Urfan Sharif on his current DDP team I'll cop for thinking it a risky punt, though he did get his neck sliced with a tuna tin a few weeks back. If anyone is going to be taken out by fellow inmates it's Axel Rudakubana and I'm thinking him a DDP cert for 2026, if he makes the start line

He is probably too high profile for the prison service to not to do eveything to prevent that.  Anyway with how he was behaving I think we will hear soon that he has gone to one of the maximum security hospitals instead. 

[Sean 6,618]

9 minutes ago, maryportfuncity said:

 

 

Hmm

 

If we drag this back to dead pooling, there's been a long and disappointing history for some of us when it comes to relying on prison inmates to generate us a few points and a DDP bonus by way of taking out their fellow inmates, as someone with Urfan Sharif on his current DDP team I'll cop for thinking it a risky punt, though he did get his neck sliced with a tuna tin a few weeks back. If anyone is going to be taken out by fellow inmates it's Axel Rudakubana and I'm thinking him a DDP cert for 2026, if he makes the start line

I think he will be in solitary confinement as the authorities won't want him getting killed.That being said there is always the chance the guards will let something happen by "Accident".

[Sean 6,618]

2 minutes ago, The Old Crem said:

He is probably too high profile for the prison service to not to do eveything to prevent that.  Anyway with how he was behaving I think we will hear soon that he has gone to one of the maximum security hospitals instead. 

That's what they all do.Plead insanity.

[The Old Crem 3,815]

38 minutes ago, Sean said:

I think he will be in solitary confinement as the authorities won't want him getting killed.That being said there is always the chance the guards will let something happen by "Accident".

Always a risk to that because the prison service is not always good at covering things up.

[The Old Crem 3,815]

38 minutes ago, Sean said:

That's what they all do.Plead insanity.

If he is on hunger strike as his defence barrister claimed the prison service might have no other option as I’m not sure where else js allowed to force feed him like they did with Ian Brady.