No bloodletting but I would keep him in a 3ft x 3ft box with the bare minimum to keep him alive,certainly not the comfort afforded to him in your "acceptable" penal system.
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What do you want? Do you want them confined in a box for the rest of their lives, with a meal a day and nothing to stimulate their mind? That would drive any human insane and is torture. I think we may be against that in this country.
in the case of Huntley yes,I would lock the fecker in a cell and show him Bolton games on a continuous loop on a 50" plasma with his eyes pinned open
what would you want if he killed a member of your family?
Irrelevant.
At least Huntley is alive which is more than can be said for the 2 children he murdered. I guess their parents would love to see their children be alive to avail themselves of the things this cnut has access to
of course it is,especially to any victim of these scumbags
My question wasn't just about that cnut though, some estimates show that over 50% of the Prison population in this country suffer from a mental health disorder. What, apart from spite, can be achieved by not offering professional treatment?
Should we kill all murderers then? Or just child murderers?
Justice isn't decided by the victims, it's impartial. That's the whole point.of course it is,especially to any victim of these scumbags
I'm sorry I thought you were refering to him,of course help should be given to people with mental problems.Just not child killers.
Ok then so lets assume you are impartial,do you think it is fair for a person such as Huntley to live in relative comfort while the families of his victims are in a living hell for the rest of their lives?
I think people convicted of murder should serve a life sentence and the ones who can't ever be released - such as Ian Huntley - should stay in prison for the rest of their lives. The conditions inside prison should be professional, legal and designed to make the prison system function without undue difficulties for the staff.
They won't live in hell for the rest of their lives, though. Yes they will think about their children every day, but eventually they will learn to live with what has happened and start living their lives again. Obviously it will never be the same, but to say they will live in 'hell' for the rest of their days is nonsense.
It's not hard to see why they're doing this though, the guy is suicidal. And he can't exactly find stimulation by mixing with the other prisoners.
you are barely away from being a kid yourself and I am not patronising you there but come back and say the same when you are a parent.
What jail did you go into Pogue?
My parent's lost their daughter 6 years ago. Whilst it may have been under different circumstances, the grief and pain, the blaming yourself, the emptiness inside was all there. It took a while but eventually they learnt to accept what had happened and moved on with their lives. Of course they still think about her everyday as do I. But they're not 'living in hell' as you suggested the parents of Wells and Chapman would be - they won't.
It's not a case of trading the stuff on the list for freedom,everything else on the list is a plus and the loss of freedom is his only punishment.
I'm sorry for your loss but the circumstances would make things totally different,read their book and you may understand a bit better what life is like for them.
It's deeply depressing I couldn't wait to get out after about an hour. I remember talking to an old guy who worked in the laundry at Brixton, he wasn't very articulate but when I asked him about prison he said: 'It degrades the people they put in there and the people who work there'.
Mountjoy prison, in Dublin.
How about if you had a playstation?
PS2 or PS3?
With or without Crash Bandicoot?
Maybe the cnut should have thought about that before he did what he did?
They'd been storking him for days.
Not really the point, is it?
I have served time in several jails,HMP Gloucester HMP Horfield in Bristol and HMP Erlestoke near Devizes and the latter being a fairly modern cat C/D semi open jail.Gloucester and Bristol were rat infested shitholes but Erlestoke was like a travelodge with sky tv and games consoles (if you behaved and were drug free)
Ouch
I'm glad you weren't put in a box and didn't have your throat slashed.
Live like what? In constant fear of his life? As a suicidal manic depressive with obvious mental issues, and no hope of ever tasting freedom again? You really think a playstation is really going to make any difference to someone such as Huntley? To an average prisoner, these things would be a luxury, but he's not your average prisoner, and you have no idea what sort of mental state he is in.
I didn't rape or kill young children
That appears to be the case, yes