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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Shuckins on July 05, 2005, 09:11:36 PM
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The vast majority of the posters on this bulletim board are undoubtedly appalled and sickened by the case of child abduction in Idaho.
God only knows what the young brother and sister went through at the hands of that sexual predator.
From past threads I understand that some of our posters have been opposed to the surgical or chemical castration of repeat sexual offenders.
In light of recent events, have any of you changed your minds? Personally, I support these procedures more strongly than ever. Chemical castration has been tried in some states, and has proven to reduce these predators' sexual appetites, as long as the authorities can adequately monitor the taking of the medication by the offender.
Should such procedures become mandatory after the offender commits his second or third crime?
Your thoughts?
Regards, Shuckins
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First offence of a real sexual crime-dead.
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I dont believe in forcing these sick humans into castration, I believe in hanging them from the neck until dead.
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Shuckins were you run into the problems with your idea is the application. Most politicians will call for new laws, when a widly publicised event takes place, wich do nothing to legislate away the problem.
Automatic sentences don't work either when you have a guy grab a little girl by the arm to yell at her for playing in the road and he's now a "convicted sex offender" for the rest of his life.
lets also asume that some innocents are going to be wrongly convicted through out history. Do you want to castrate a guy (and lets face it guys commit these sick crimes so it's guys that are going to get it here) whos a good father and husband because of some lying girl....and yes that does and has happend.
The problem is we have a lot of laws currently on the books that arent followed. ALot of these guys are in fact repeat offenders given 2nd and 3rd chances. I don't really ahve a good answer that's a solution.
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Originally posted by Yeager
I dont believe in forcing these sick humans into castration, I believe in hanging them from the neck until dead.
Exactly, childmolesters and rapists do not deserve a second chance. Their victems in many cases dont get one. The brother in the case prolly didnt.
Anyone who thinks they deserve anything better should be forced to live nextdoor to them. Hell they should even want to all good liberals know these misunderstood people just need help and understanding.
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
Exactly, childmolesters and rapists do not deserve a second chance. Their victems in many cases dont get one. The brother in the case prolly didnt.
Anyone who thinks they deserve anything better should be forced to live nextdoor to them.
the victims who dont get a second chance (as in kidnap rape murder) are a tiny, miniscule minority. hell, the number of people who are abused by a stranger is less than 10% (iirc)
be forced to live next door? unless the persons already a registered sex offender, they will not know.
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Originally posted by Yeager
I dont believe in forcing these sick humans into castration, I believe in hanging them from the neck until dead.
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
Exactly, childmolesters and rapists do not deserve a second chance. Their victems in many cases dont get one. The brother in the case prolly didnt.
Anyone who thinks they deserve anything better should be forced to live nextdoor to them. Hell they should even want to all good liberals know these misunderstood people just need help and understanding.
I would gladly live next door to them.
Then again, I also own a .45 and have a license to carry.
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Originally posted by Lizking
First offence of a real sexual crime-dead.
^^^
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Did they hang that guy who almost ran over a girl, grabed her arm, gave her a talking to, and now is a sex offender ?
BURN HIM !!!
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Why would they do that. Sounds like a pretty stupid thing to do to me. Come to think of it...
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Originally posted by Shuckins
In light of recent events, have any of you changed your minds? Personally, I support these procedures more strongly than ever. Chemical castration has been tried in some states, and has proven to reduce these predators' sexual appetites, as long as the authorities can adequately monitor the taking of the medication by the offender.
Should such procedures become mandatory after the offender commits his second or third crime?
Your thoughts?
Regards, Shuckins
This might help you http://www.eunuch.org/
Anyway if somebody make these things because hes ill, then i would offer him therapy. If he refuse and he commited his crime for a first time pass him to doctors. If doctors will say, that he will never change w/o proper teraphy, then i would give him a choise. [ therapy or bullet]
If he pick therapy, lets say for 5 years i would let judge those who treated him and some other docs.
It work like this in our country and if docs agree that he can not be treated, then our law allow castration (not the bullet).
But i agree that somebody who rape the child deserve at least 5 bullet. ( yeah yeah yeah ... i know its not economiacal :D )
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If you are not going to execute sexual predators, then the ONLY other solution is life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Surgical castration will likely never be allowed due to cruel and inhuman punishment grounds, and chemical castration can be and has been reversed by convicted sexual predators.
Besides the fact that you are ASSUMING that sex drive itself is the reason for sex crimes.
Given the current way the justice system works, with regards to appeals, you'd be hard pressed to actually execute or imprison for life an innocent person. Not saying it would not happen, just saying it would be unlikely.
Further, MOST juries require a higher burden of proof in cases where the two alternatives for punishment are execution and life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Not to mention the fact that most appeals courts require not only a higher burden of proof (and use whatever means necessary to overturn a conviction they don't agree with), but also allow fewer, if any, reverseable/appealable errors to take place in such a trial without reversing it on appeal.
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even if you castrate these sick ****s they will still do evil things to children. They can't be helped except to put em out of their missery.
The crime should be the death penalty. there should be absolute proof tho. Any adult falsly accusing another of a sex crime tho should have to serve a sentance equal to what the innocent man would have gotten.
lazs
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since we won't kill them as they deserve, why can't we label them for life starting with a sexpred license plate... I've heard a DUI in OH gets u a blue tag so all know. Why can't something nationwide be implemented for convited molesters and rapists?
I'm for relocating his noodle to his forehead while we are at it...
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These guys are just plain sick. I mean, mentally and I've never heard about a cure for it. I've seen interviews where the perv talks about it and that he really cant help doing it. That is a sickness.
Does therapy work? Is it like an alchoholic going to therapy and being able to not drink again?
My view is, since our society, justifiably, does not tollerate this behavior.. and since what's at stake is our childeren.... I'm not comfortable with trusting these guys out on the street and just hoping they will behave becasue they say that they feel better.
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I've said that Public Hanging should be brought for the Major crimes. Hang em until they are done twitching.
Karaya
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I agree with what you guys are saying, but what about that guy recently?
He grabbed a girl he almost ran over and lectured her on being careful. They tried and sentenced him as a sexual predator.
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Kill em.
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Originally posted by Shuckins
The vast majority of the posters on this bulletim board are undoubtedly appalled and sickened by the case of child abduction in Idaho.
God only knows what the young brother and sister went through at the hands of that sexual predator.
From past threads I understand that some of our posters have been opposed to the surgical or chemical castration of repeat sexual offenders.
In light of recent events, have any of you changed your minds? Personally, I support these procedures more strongly than ever. Chemical castration has been tried in some states, and has proven to reduce these predators' sexual appetites, as long as the authorities can adequately monitor the taking of the medication by the offender.
Should such procedures become mandatory after the offender commits his second or third crime?
Your thoughts?
Regards, Shuckins
This guy needs to die a slow death, peel the skin off his body, poke his eyes out, we all should get a crack at him. In this case I hope they don't drag their feet (courts) this man is pure evil he should have no mercy granted him at all.
What in Gods name was the judge who set his bail low enough for him to get out thinking. I mean he is a level 3 sex offender, you don't let these people just walk around. Something has to be done, to many of these animals are being set free and released back into society. They don't change. So chemical castration or whip out the ole buck knife either way it has to be done.
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Originally posted by Captain Virgil Hilts
If you are not going to execute sexual predators, then the ONLY other solution is life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Surgical castration will likely never be allowed due to cruel and inhuman punishment grounds, and chemical castration can be and has been reversed by convicted sexual predators.
Besides the fact that you are ASSUMING that sex drive itself is the reason for sex crimes.
Given the current way the justice system works, with regards to appeals, you'd be hard pressed to actually execute or imprison for life an innocent person. Not saying it would not happen, just saying it would be unlikely.
Further, MOST juries require a higher burden of proof in cases where the two alternatives for punishment are execution and life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Not to mention the fact that most appeals courts require not only a higher burden of proof (and use whatever means necessary to overturn a conviction they don't agree with), but also allow fewer, if any, reverseable/appealable errors to take place in such a trial without reversing it on appeal.
If we can put an ankle bracelet on Martha Stewart then we should be able to handle this problem..
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
I agree with what you guys are saying, but what about that guy recently?
He grabbed a girl he almost ran over and lectured her on being careful. They tried and sentenced him as a sexual predator.
You're kidding ?
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Originally posted by Staga
You're kidding ?
unfortunately, no.
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-molest01.html
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What a sad joke of a rulling.
I think real sexual preditors should be punished with life minimum....
But we need to get the laws cleaned up so BS like that case or a girl who feels guilty the next day cant claim rape and ruin a guys life.
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Originally posted by capt. apathy
unfortunately, no.
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-molest01.html
Yup, sure happens. I also personally know a 20yr old guy who was dating a 15 yr old with her parents permission. Until they got mad at him and had him arrested. Now he is a registered sex offender.
The violent child rapist/killers need to go away for life or get death. Not only do they hurt thier victoms but in some cases the victoms become the victomizer. The Idaho perp has stated that he was an abused repeatedly child. That's no excuse, just an example of the cycle of abuse.
These judges need to get a freakin' clue. These guys cannot be rehabilitated. Build a nice little prison out in the desert and let them grow their own food and work to support themselves.
100 yrs ago these guys would't live long enough to commit their 2nd or 3rd crime. That is the price we pay for being so "civilized".