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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
G UK i wasn't directing that at you sorry if you thought that. You can always say "oh no were not having that it might be a bit too hard" trouble is the thugs don't think like that when they beat people to a pulp but rely on you me and every other decent person thinking like it when it comes time to get their punishment.
G UK is right prison is way too soft some of you might not agree but everyone i know including some that work in a local prison think it is a joke how comfortable life is now for prisoners. please don't trot out the old "a society can be judged by how it punishes the guilty" line as you could also say how a country is judged by failing to protect the innocent and vulnerable as this country patenly is at the minute.
If i have a choice between someone in custody getting a hiding or some truly innocent person in the street getting a hiding from a thug i know which way round i want it. You speak of those incidents in america as though they were never investigated which they were and in a documentary the county admitted it was easier to pay off the case then fight it it was all down to cash involved.
Either way you could have someone like him over here and rest assured our "rights for crims" system would never let anything happen to the poor little sweethearts once they have been captured as it is amazing how many of these real hard people become sweet little souls when it comes time to go before a court.
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We're not trying to say that they all innocent and should have access to everything they demand. We are saying they should not be beaten to death, and then have people who claim to be concerned about crime defending it.
I am not against harsher punishements, I am against these kind of abuses.