Originally posted by justamomma
Originally posted by blueorder
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
I'm more concerned with the damage that White Collar criminals do to society than the odd rabid dog.
this is a nonsense, punish the white collar criminals appropriately (clearly they do not deserve the same sentence as someone who beheads and eats a
fellow human)- just because I support the execution of this dude (I really do not see how "studying" will prevent anything in the future- in 100
years some evil/crazy *delete as you feel appropriate* fella will do something unspeakably evil, and all the studies in the world will never stop it)
does not mean I somehow do not agree with punishing corporate/financial crime
Ultimately i would always fear getting decapitated more than getting financially scammed....
Thank you. I was gonna wait to see if anyone else pointed out the insanity in this comment.
Hmmmm...... guy hacks at, decapitates, cuts up, eats kid AND flaunts it, but lets give him the benefit of the doubt and go after the ppl that work and
make something for themselves. Grab your pitchforks and torches folks............ we have some REAL sickos to go after, damn white collared bastards
>> I'm pretty much against the death penalty. But I'm showing the absurdity in regards to the "damage done." George Bush ordered America to go to
war and as a consequence, 4,000 US troops are dead and 100,000+ Iraqis. ENRON did not kill as many, but I assure you, more people die due to not
having the air conditioning or heating working than all natural disasters combined in the US. The CONSEQUENCE of rational thoughts, kills far more
people than irrational.
John Wayne Gasey, more personally disgusting, but way behind on impact, had killed many people. In his case, I could not say he was truly INSANE
because he took steps to conceal his activity. No matter how outside the norm we see it, or whatever squirms in this man's head -- he has a rational
mind. He can avoid running in front of a bus, and put lime on the bodies to make them decompose.
The man on this bus did nothing of the sort. After his "spell", he showed true remorse and disbelief at what he had done. We also need to know more
details and back story to really make a good judgement here.
Of course what I said was a "little" over the top -- but there are a lot of assumptions, that I constantly here about guilt, and crime, and
"damages" that are based upon oft repeated rhetoric -- and I'm trying to point out that the underlying assumptions of "who is the greater
threat," are bogus. You are far more in danger, statistically, from the decisions of someone commanding our armed forces, or making decisions at a
Pharmaceutical company than you are from terrorism or crazy people.
However, there may be more harm from crazy people than we know, because something like 600,000 people go missing each year, and about 150,000 of those
are unexplained. So we may have an epidemic of crazy -- which means there is even more reason to do some tests on these people.
If the guy is likely to do it again. Then throw away the key. But I'm talking about a very likely case of drugs that turned this guy psycho -- which
could happen to any of us, if we came in contact with these pyschotropic drugs.