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Originally Posted by tweedle
I now understand your Corbyn supporting "my way or the highway" view of things. Vile!
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you should read my other posts then which are attacking Corbyn and confirming myself as a conservative voter after many years of labour support. Shame on you for trying to twist this into another anti-corbyn thread..
Let's see what the laws of the land are:
Assisted Suicide = Unlawful (involuntary is regarder as murder)
Murder = Unlawful (mandatory life sentence)
Possessing a firearm = Unlawful (mandatory 5 year sentence)
What right did he have to make the decision to murder his spouse? What right did he have to even possess a weapon. I wasn't in the least attacking Arthur as he's a refreshing change to most sheep on here as he posts his own feelings but I was attacking his viewpoint that we should feel sorry for the person with no incriminations towards that person who committed the offences.
I think that Ronald King fully accepts that he has done wrong no matter what his legal council gets him to plead in the future. He probably thought about it long an hard from when he got the gun out of the little hiding spot to when he pulled the trigger. It wasn't a spur of the moment decision but probably the hardest decision of his life of which he's already accepted the consequences. Also his plan was to commit suicide which he didn't do so he was sure enough to commit murder yet not sure enough to take his own life.
There are many people out there who seem to want to end the suffering of others, gawd knows I had many in my own family who came out of the woodwork after my father went into hospital for the final time one Christmas day offering to squeeze the morphine drip and end it all early. Yet they were no-where to be seen the months earlier whilst he was struggling bed bound in severe pain. Cowards the bloody lot of them.