Human rights prison
Mar 5th 2008, 5:01 am
#16
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Re: Human rights prison
:curse:Oh my god...my worst nightmare has just been realised....
It looks like some of the damn "Do-Gooders" i'm emigrating to Oz to get away from have arrived in Oz.
When are these people going to realise that if someone commits a serious crime they should lose ALL their human rights. why should they be looked after. like someone has already mentioned; they didn't give a damn about their Victims human rights.
I thought Australia was somewhere to go to free ourselves from the damn "Do-Gooders" oh well; looks like i'll have to keep looking....what's Canada like???
It looks like some of the damn "Do-Gooders" i'm emigrating to Oz to get away from have arrived in Oz.
When are these people going to realise that if someone commits a serious crime they should lose ALL their human rights. why should they be looked after. like someone has already mentioned; they didn't give a damn about their Victims human rights.
I thought Australia was somewhere to go to free ourselves from the damn "Do-Gooders" oh well; looks like i'll have to keep looking....what's Canada like???
Mar 5th 2008, 7:29 am
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Re: Human rights prison
To start with, I guess you must know the mentality of the people making these decisions. ACT corrective services is run by office dwellers who have never seen an angry man. They have decided that they are going to show not only the country but the world how to run a prison despite having never run and operated a prison before.
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
Mar 5th 2008, 8:52 am
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Re: Human rights prison
To start with, I guess you must know the mentality of the people making these decisions. ACT corrective services is run by office dwellers who have never seen an angry man. They have decided that they are going to show not only the country but the world how to run a prison despite having never run and operated a prison before.
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
Just yesterday a serial rapist was given a slap on the wrist because of his unfortunate childhood
Mar 5th 2008, 10:06 am
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Re: Human rights prison
Human rights - was a pile of shite.
So these people who take away other people's human rights get to live it up having all their intact!
Maybe when I move back down under I will commit a crime - it sure sounds nice to have all those things - I would even get exercised! Don't usually have time with my job and responsibilities!
So these people who take away other people's human rights get to live it up having all their intact!
Maybe when I move back down under I will commit a crime - it sure sounds nice to have all those things - I would even get exercised! Don't usually have time with my job and responsibilities!
Mar 5th 2008, 10:18 am
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Re: Human rights prison
To start with, I guess you must know the mentality of the people making these decisions. ACT corrective services is run by office dwellers who have never seen an angry man. They have decided that they are going to show not only the country but the world how to run a prison despite having never run and operated a prison before.
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
The prisoners who are normally convicted in Canberra are sent to NSW to serve their sentences. For the vast majority of these imates, it is just a revolving door. No sooner do they get released on parole then they are back behind bars for committing further crimes.
Canberra judicial system is far too soft on criminals. You should see the pathetic sentences that are handed down here in the ACT. It is a sad state of affairs when the criminal has more rights than the victims.
If you are a criminal and want to go to jail. Come here to the ACT, do your crime and time and have a good life.
Barney
I get the feeling we see eye to eye on more than you think.
I agree in Aus crims get it far too easy. Whilt I don't agree with the death penalty I think life should mean life, three strikes and it's 24 to life, assault a public officer and that includes ambos, firies as well as coppers and you're going down for at least a year.
We has some twat threatening to punch out a couple of my fire brigade homies over at Two Rocks at the weekend when they turned up to tell him to extinguish his illegal burn. We were 10 minutes away when we got stood down but I was thinking "make your first punch your best dude, because you ain't going to get a second one in, plus I've got an axe"
Mar 5th 2008, 10:04 pm
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Mar 5th 2008, 10:29 pm
#23
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Re: Human rights prison
Last week The Sun newspaper ran a phone poll to see how many people wanted hanging brought back as capital punishment...i think it was something like 99% of people voted for it to be brought back as the forensic evidence is so defined now that they can well and truly know that the guy they have is the multiple murderer...
they have at least 2 in prison at the mo who were recent murderers.
Nickie
they have at least 2 in prison at the mo who were recent murderers.
Nickie
Mar 6th 2008, 1:31 am
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Re: Human rights prison
I know, it seems like the only way to find these things out is to read the sun. :curse:
Normally we wouldnt have it but my girls wanted the high school musical sticker album out of it...only reason we bought it...
Human rights...pah........discuss that with the parents of the murdered, raped, tortured etc etc victims...... I vote bring back hanging and i dont care who disagrees with me.
Nickie
Normally we wouldnt have it but my girls wanted the high school musical sticker album out of it...only reason we bought it...
Human rights...pah........discuss that with the parents of the murdered, raped, tortured etc etc victims...... I vote bring back hanging and i dont care who disagrees with me.
Nickie
