No problems.yeah it was a slow night on DIYnot tonight, but i kinda hit a nerve and stopped it in it's tracks.... but you'll understand why i'm not sorry
Apart from the somewhat obvious point that this money will be taken from the state to pay for legal fees and any possible compensation for him, what about his own failure to provide a duty of care for those children he murdered
Does he not feel that that is worthy of recompense - if not financially then certainly by remorse.
Apart from the somewhat obvious point that this money will be taken from the state to pay for legal fees and any possible compensation for him, what about his own failure to provide a duty of care for those children he murdered
In addition to all of that, what about the three times he tried to top himself and was (unfortunately) saved - is he so thick that he can't see the irony.
Apart from the somewhat obvious point that this money will be taken from the state to pay for legal fees and any possible compensation for him, what about his own failure to provide a duty of care for those children he murdered
In addition to all of that, what about the three times he tried to top himself and was (unfortunately) saved - is he so thick that he can't see the irony.
Money is taken for accommodation from those that have spent time in prison and later found to have been wrongly convicted. It is returned to the treasury and therefore the taxpayer. Better that way because he's the sort that would leave it in a will to some furry animal charity to show us how he's not all bad.
I think the fact that he has made several suicide attempts shows he would prefer to end his days sooner rather than later. I don't care how many attempts he makes so long as he doesn't succeed or his attempts leave him incapacitate in anyway so that he cannot suffer any further pain. I hope he spends his days scared as to when or where the next attack on him comes from and that he will forever be housed with the most violent of criminals. I hope that at some point in the future he is not moved to some soft jail to live out his life in peace he doesn't deserve.
Honour amongst thieves I suppose
Apart from the somewhat obvious point that this money will be taken from the state to pay for legal fees and any possible compensation for him, what about his own failure to provide a duty of care for those children he murdered
In addition to all of that, what about the three times he tried to top himself and was (unfortunately) saved - is he so thick that he can't see the irony.
Money is taken for accommodation from those that have spent time in prison and later found to have been wrongly convicted. It is returned to the treasury and therefore the taxpayer. Better that way because he's the sort that would leave it in a will to some furry animal charity to show us how he's not all bad.
I think the fact that he has made several suicide attempts shows he would prefer to end his days sooner rather than later. I don't care how many attempts he makes so long as he doesn't succeed or his attempts leave him incapacitate in anyway so that he cannot suffer any further pain. I hope he spends his days scared as to when or where the next attack on him comes from and that he will forever be housed with the most violent of criminals. I hope that at some point in the future he is not moved to some soft jail to live out his life in peace he doesn't deserve.
but isn't it almost obscene that we expect the other scum of the earth to mete out the sort of punishment that we all think is right, yet our governance system doesn't even see it as right?
