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reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 09:03 PM by fooks
reply to post by InvisibleAlbatross



she should get that too, the link did not go to the story.

so does he get jail time at all?



reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 09:22 PM by InvisibleAlbatross
reply to post by fooks



Not sure what happened there. Here is the proper link. It does not say whether he would serve jail time.
news.msn.co.nz...


reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 09:30 PM by fooks
reply to post by InvisibleAlbatross



ok, better, thanks!

ya it doesn't say, that was my beef.

they pay and get off scott free.

where the heck this loser can get 2.6 mil? is that US$? or the local equivalent of US$12.36?

if this was in the US, she would get a civil suit AND he would get punishment.


reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 09:36 PM by ronpip
reply to post by Caji316



I couldn't agree more. The recidivism rate would also be instantly lowered to 0%. Our streets would be safer, but would it be worth the cost?


reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 09:42 PM by fooks
reply to post by ronpip



compare a welfare/disabilty check to a high security prison.

or even a medium security one.

much cheaper!

death is even more cheap.
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reply posted on 18-5-2011 @ 10:07 PM by fooks
Originally posted by descartes90
Originally posted by MrB0B
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post by InvisibleAlbatross



I completely agree.

Humanity needs to reassert its empathy and focus on patience, love and forgiveness rather than retribution, revenge and retaliation.



If you look at the countries who practice revenge and retribution as punishment, and compare them to the ones who have abandoned such practices, the ones that still do eye for an eye have way more human rights abuses in general than the ones wise enough to see the futility in such practices.


are you talking about government HR abuses or just human to human HR abuses?

if you were murdered horrifically, would you want us to ask for forgiveness for your murderer? or a family member who was murdered?

if we don't even talk about murder, ala this case, you can forgive them if you want but i don't want this dirtbag walking around.

hell, why lock this guy up for 5yrs, that's what he would get, i bet, if that.

he pays and walks? to do it again? lol, you want to take that chance? fine, next blood is on your hands.

these acid attacks are meant to cause maximum terror, pain and destroy life liberty and happiness.

he could have easily killed her but that's not the idea with these attacks.

it's to destroy any chance of life and happiness she can possibly find.

kinda worse than murder, take his money and still blind the chump.


reply posted on 19-5-2011 @ 10:56 AM by RicoMarston
reply to post by eletheia



so, why do we have laws in the first place? if blinding the man back is the appropriate response, then why not just let everyone exact their own revenge in their own way? if street justice is really the answer, then what are the cops and the judges for? it seems like they just get in the way of sweet, sweet revenge. the only laws should be "do unto others as they have done unto you" and "an eye for an eye" that should fix everything...


reply posted on 19-5-2011 @ 01:29 PM by eletheia
reply to post by RicoMarston





I presume he must have been arrested by the 'law ' because he was sentenced by a

'judge' in a 'courtroom'. That is 'their law'

So 'street law' dosen't really come into it. Maybe it's more a case of make the

punishment fit the crime rather than an eye for an eye


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 10:24 PM by RicoMarston
reply to post by eletheia



"street justice" is revenge. if someone shoots your friend, you kill them and their friends. my point was that people are prone to that kind of behavior anyway, so what are the laws for? I am actually an anarchist, and the question was more serious than I think it came off sounding. I really don't see how the state carrying out this kind of punishment would be any different from the vic's dad and brothers and husband dragging the guy out into the street and gouging his eyes out. i want to believe that we as a species can use government and law to better ourselves, but if the laws simply reinforce or aid our violent tendencies, they serve no purpose.


reply posted on 28-5-2011 @ 05:32 PM by eletheia
reply to post by RicoMarston





In your post you said "why do we have laws in the first place? Just let everyone exact

their own revenge in their own way."

I think you missed the point !! It WAS the JUSTICE system in Iran which exacted the

punishment - in line with their OWN LAWS.


I dont know your sex or age but i am assuming you are male so can i ask you :-


a) If you had a dispute with a neighbour over something fairly trivial and a couple of days

later he threw acid in your face blinding, disfiguring and causing you intense burning pain


>>>>>>>>>>>>OR<<<<<<<<<<<<<


b) Your lovely attractive, carefree teenage daughter decided not to continue her relationship

with a boy friend, and a couple of days later she was in hospital in considerable pain,

disfigured and blinded by him.


Would you in either case forgive and forget ???

If your answer is yes


a) You are either a saint or a martyr or both?

b) I DON'T BELIEVE YOU!!

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