OT - What to do with a creature like this?

[aussie]

I know that this has nothing to do with lever guns, but it certainly should, in my opinion.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/rap ... 99986.html
aussie.

[GANJIRO]

If the OZ government wasn't so hellbent on taking away guns from honest citizens then maybe she could have the option to defended herself with one.
I suggest they give this animal a blackpowder enema with a short fuse while his victims watches.

[bigbore442001]

Why is this thing not hanging in front of the town hall?

[gamekeeper]

Unbelievable. Scum like that should be made to suffer the same sort of pain they dealt out before they are strung up..

[Borregos]

game keeper +1

[Andrew]

I know I couldn't be trusted to gaurd him; he'd end up with and accident way before he ever got to trial.

[Ysabel Kid]

If the OZ government wasn't so hellbent on taking away guns from honest citizens then maybe she could have the option to defended herself with one.
I suggest they give this animal a blackpowder enema with a short fuse while his victims watches.

Ji's got the ticket. I'd let the scum in the nearest maximum security prison have their way with him for a few hours first. Then Ji's "recipe", followed by that hanging spoke of in a public square. Leave him there for a while to demonstrate to others what their fate will be should they do such unspeakable acts.

[AJMD429]

Again, another individual with a 'mineral deficiency' - intrathoracic administration of a mixture of copper and lead, with trace amounts of tin, should permanently correct the problem. A dose of 180 grains administered at 1000 fps should suffice.

[winchester1886]

Where's he going, to find a tree to hang ya.

[Bronco]

Howdy,
I believe that there is an Aussie rule for this............."Rule .303", Breaker Morant!!

John

[Bruce Scott]

He ought to be dead but....

"....Judge Hock said she will consider a discounted jail sentence because a guilty plea by Mark Dennis saved his victims the ordeal of giving evidence at a trial.

Mark Dennis remains in protective custody in Parklea Prison."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008 ... 355322.htm

[slimster]

Again, another individual with a 'mineral deficiency' - intrathoracic administration of a mixture of copper and lead, with trace amounts of tin, should permanently correct the problem. A dose of 180 grains administered at 1000 fps should suffice.

Doc, I know that you're a medical professional and all, but I have to take issue with your prescription dosage. Only ONE pill? I think a better course of treatment would consist of at least four pills. First one administered to each kneecap to help preclude any possibility of escape. Then one administered to a certain part of his anatomy to help him concentrate on the "root" of his problem, shall we say. Then of course the gut shot, but only after a suitable period for him to dwell on things. Or one can take the creative approach toward things. The perp could be suitably bound and mounted feet first on a giant industrial sized deli type slicer with the speed set on high and the feed set on super slow. Slice as necessary! I'm sure a medical professional could figure out some suitable "condiments" to enhance his ability to dwell!

[1886]

Hang em high. 1886.

[FWiedner]

I've always been a believer in the "eye for an eye" concept of justice.

First, legally revoke his human credentials, as in "The state no longer recognizes you as a human being."

Then sentence the animal to serve out the remainder of his life as a research animal to be shared between facilities where they study burns and sexual violence.

[JP_TX]

Thing that puzzles me is why so called civilized (Liberal) legal systems feel the need to keep sociopaths like this genetic defect alive.

What purpose will be served by having a monster like this serve 25 years and then get out. Does anyone really believe that a malignant mind like this can be rehabilitated by any amount of time spent living at public expense?

I'm convinced that Texas has it right. The death penalty is a deterant. It keeps those who earn it from ever practicing there hidiously cruel and deadly games ever again.

The death penalty in Texas is a work in progress!

JP

[Doc Hudson]

I know what I'd like to do with that gratuitous piece of garbage.

It would involve a case of fleet enemas, a large diameter funnel, a 2-foot long tamping rod, 2 pounds of FFg blackpowder and two feet of cannon fuse. I'd also need a gambrell, a skinning frame, and some rope.

I won't go into any more detail, but I'll bet that most of you can figure out what I have in mind. That would be a fit punishment!

[jeepnik]

One of the judges comments sounded very strange to me. He "lured" them at knife point. Now maybe I speak a different english, but if one lures someone, they are enticing them. Making someone do something at knife point is "forcing" them. Oh well, may be the Aussies still have a bit of british politeness. Do they wear the funny wigs in court down there?

[shawn_c992001]

If they will allow a firearm and one round of ammo in their country for the time it takes to walk to and from the plane I'll take care of the problem for them.