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We Pay For This Man's Food, Comfort And Safety For The Rest Of His Life.
Romanian national Vasile Culea beat and tortured an 86-year old British woman to death and tied up, gagged and beat her 88-year old husband ex-mayor Ken. https:/
As a result, the British taxpayer now gets to pay for this man's board, food supply, safety, television and protection for the rest of his life. Is this justice?
As a result, the British taxpayer now gets to pay for this man's board, food supply, safety, television and protection for the rest of his life. Is this justice?
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Why can't he be deported like these two subhumans?
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I personally cannot think of any way that justice could be done in this case- 34 years and being sent back to his home country seems very lenient considering his actions. In 1964, Parliament passed a law suspending the death penalty across Great Britain (this did not extend to Northern Ireland) for all crimes except high treason, “piracy with violence”, arson in royal dockyards, and espionage. It was only with the Human Rights Act coming into force in 1998 that the death penalty was banned under UK law in all circumstances. Perhaps the time has come to revisit this?
The death penalty costs the US more than a life sentence.
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Another disadvantage of the death penalty is that juries are far less likely to find the defendant guilty of murder and opt for manslaughter instead. There is that niggling little doubt in their minds.
Those that think prison is 'comfortable' lack imagination and have never set foot inside a high security prison.
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Another disadvantage of the death penalty is that juries are far less likely to find the defendant guilty of murder and opt for manslaughter instead. There is that niggling little doubt in their minds.
Those that think prison is 'comfortable' lack imagination and have never set foot inside a high security prison.
they can always deport this one back to Willesden, where life is cheap
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// The death penalty costs the US more than a life sentence //
Thanks Barry. I like this very much!
I like it because those who would choose to reintroduce capital punishment can no longer table 'cost' to support their argument. In fact, vengeance can be their only motive to bring back the death penalty.
Vengeance is not just morally wrong. It flies in the face of our endeavours to become a civilized nation.
Thanks Barry. I like this very much!
I like it because those who would choose to reintroduce capital punishment can no longer table 'cost' to support their argument. In fact, vengeance can be their only motive to bring back the death penalty.
Vengeance is not just morally wrong. It flies in the face of our endeavours to become a civilized nation.
// Is there a case for keeping dangerous dogs caged for the rest of their life //
There is always a case. In the very least before any dog is destroyed, avenues such as neutering should be explored in an attempt to control the dog's behaviour.
Not being an animal psychiatrist, I do not know to what extent caging a dog for life would have on its mental well being and/or its general physical health.
Sadly the real reason for euthanizing dogs comes down to cost and the lack of funding :-(
There is always a case. In the very least before any dog is destroyed, avenues such as neutering should be explored in an attempt to control the dog's behaviour.
Not being an animal psychiatrist, I do not know to what extent caging a dog for life would have on its mental well being and/or its general physical health.
Sadly the real reason for euthanizing dogs comes down to cost and the lack of funding :-(
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