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Man Kills Daughter After she Broke his Xbox

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Righteous indignation can be used to create nobility in the most deplorable of acts. Just because a behavior is rooted in twisted mores, it does not make it a suitable response.

I agree. But I also believe that there is not a single person who posted their "Version of justice" in this thread that would has the moral depravity to actually carry out the act which they described. They are just blowing off steam at a news article that upsets them deeply.

It does bring up the interesting question of, "What IS the right thing to do with this guy?"
 

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Righteous indignation can be used to create nobility in the most deplorable of acts. Just because a behavior is rooted in twisted mores, it does not make it a suitable response.

but - if a crime is of direct diametrically opposed moral sense contrary to the standards of the society, such actions should be dealt with with an iron fist.

There is no excuse for such an action - there is no recourse for such an action - there is no proper penalty for such an action.


Besides - it's the light handed approach that the US has taken that has led to our jails breaming full of criminals, whether for misdemeanors or felonies. We allow criminals to be released in only a fraction of their sentenced time, so as to make room for the throngs of newly convicted criminals.

Our system has become weak - leaving far too many jaded in our system. People commit crimes just to end up in jail, because it's a warm shelter; food and clothing are provided for free. There is entertainment and recreation . . . no one is afraid of the penalty of their actions anymore. Look at how quickly small crime rates are on the rise across the nation.

Our jails should not be a hotel - but more of a work camp. Let criminals work for free to offer some kind of return to society. But certain crimes should not be tolerated in the least. Sure, two wrongs don't make a right - but our governement is supposed to be the insitution that sets our boundaries, guides the populace as a whole, and responds to their needs. Our government is supposed to be the final say as to what is allowed and what isn't. Send a man to jail for 20+ years for a crime like this, and when he's back out on the streets in 3, how does that look to the younger citizens?
 
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I'm sorry, but none of this is the topic of the thread. We're a little more stringent on keeping news threads on topic, but apparently it is to much to ask in this situation.

I understand you are upset at such an atrocious crime, but your responses are a bit to vulgar and frankly sickening.

Please, go engage in some other activity to release your rage. Go cry on your wifes shoulder, or hug your daughter, but don't dwell in hateful, and revenge seeking behavior.

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47 years behind bars? What the F*** has our justice system come to. I swear, its...
 
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People today are far removed from any sort of death, so it is a unknown to them. The hamburger you ate was from a cow, that was killed as humanly as possible, but the people on the kill floor are limited as they have a tendancy to go crazy. My brother used to do maintainance at a meat packing plant, and one of the guys commited suicide after a few years of non stop killing of animals.

The populace is so far removed that most would be sickened by having to kill and actually deal with a animal, a recent surevey showed that many people believe food comes from..........




The supermarket.
 
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