This is why we should bring back the death penalty

[bluewanda]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14918815/drug-addicted-cross-dresser-abused-lover-murder-son-hospital-ward.html

(One example of many.)

You are confusing justice and retribution.

I said the same thing when I read the article in the Times and the BBC

What sort of work do you do with such people?

Rehabilitation where appropriate and comprehensive risk management where it’s not.

And are you always this rude?

I agree. He is an oxygen waster.
Poor beautiful baby.

At least there is some justice sometimes - but it still doesn’t come close to what their victims suffered.

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/jan/03/sara-sharif-father-police-investigate-after-reports-of-prison-attack

We can’t base punishment on our emotional responses though. Where does that end?

So you feel he should be put to death based ojn the fact he killed a child. But what if others argue that he should have acid poured over him? Petrol and burned alive? Should we consider those?

your wish for the death penalty isn’t based on the wish for justice, it’s based on your desire for pain, revenge, on your feelings if this was your child.

You are embarrassing yourself now.

Well, you’re a better person than I am. But why work with the perpetrators and not the victims?

And anyone who has or brings a person in a child's life who harms them should also be charged, if a person is not appropriate to breed with then dont

Maybe if both partners get charged people with think twice who they sleep with or move the next partner in ie 'step' parents in because they want a replacement partner or put sex before the children they decide to have

God, this is hard work. That’s NOT justice and violence in prisons needs to be extinguished not applauded.

Have you read what Sara Sharif went through?

Because working with perpetrators goes a long way towards stopping repeat behaviors and thus preventing future victims.

@SummerEve Let me remind you.

Sara was hooded, burned and beaten during a "campaign of torture" that lasted two years before her body was found at the family home in Woking, Surrey, in 2023.

@WhereIsMyJumper In what manner? Is it because I believe these dreadful individuals should not be allowed to continue living?

You must be rude to yourself an awful lot then

No it doesn't. Killing an adult who murdered a child, with a lethal injection, is no where near as bad as the violence that he inflicted on a 2 week old baby who was born prematurely and still on NICU when he killed him. He had a fractured skull, a fractured jaw, fractured spine and fractured legs according to the BBC article.

I get it, I really do. After little Arthur was killed and I saw footage of him crying and saying nobody loved him I was beside myself for weeks. I kept imagining scenarios where terrible things would happen to the monsters that killed him. I kept googling that woman’s name in the hope that I would read that something terrible had happened to her in prison. I was obsessed.

Then I realised that one of the things I hated those murderers for was for making me feel the way I felt. For making me fantasise about another human suffering and dying, it felt like an ugly part of me that I wanted nothing to do with.

Thats why the emotion needs to be removed. Revenge is emotion-fuelled.

No. I said that what you said was ridiculous. I did not personally insult you. You have described people who disagreed with you as disturbed and have doubled down on what you said. You've also now described me as dim.

I don’t believe anyone could have prevented Sara Sharif’s murder.

Yes. Tell me how the assault on her father made ANY difference?

You don’t need to remind me of anything, I live and work in the local area.