Making the news today....

[trigger_andy]

40 minutes ago, Mark J said:

I'd be prepared to make an exception if the conviction was safe mind. 

Like this case?

[Johnsond]

Public borrowing below forecasts despite July rise

APPLE.NEWS

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Government borrowing rose to £4.3bn last month, but was lower than expectations.

Some insane numbers being thrown around here in particular the government debt payments. There’s a lot of money being made from some seriously poor decisions. 

[Mark J]

45 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Like this case?

Perhaps, given the sentence she has there is no point in rehabilitation, not that they bother with rehabilitation in general in UK jails - they make far more money when prisoners re-offend.
Unless she's proven to be mentally ill then capital punishment would probably suit this case, is my opinion, thankfully I'm not qualified to make decisions like these. 
 

[trigger_andy]

Just now, Mark J said:

Perhaps, given the sentence she has there is no point in rehabilitation, not that they bother with rehabilitation in general in UK jails - they make far more money when prisoners re-offend.
Unless she's proven to be mentally ill then capital punishment would probably suit this case, is my opinion, thankfully I'm not qualified to make decisions like these. 
 

So you do in fact support capital punishment? 

[Mark J]

Just now, trigger_andy said:

So you do in fact support capital punishment? 

If you messed with my family I'd likely kill you, so I suppose I do. 

It's imperative that the conviction is sound though.

It's c.£63K a year to keep a Cat A prisoner alive, that money would be better spent elsewhere in some cases.

[trigger_andy]

1 minute ago, Mark J said:

It's imperative that the conviction is sound though.

But that’s simply being someone who supports capital punishment though. 🤷‍♂️

 

3 minutes ago, Mark J said:

's c.£63K a year to keep a Cat A prisoner alive, that money would be better spent elsewhere in some cases.

I also support capital punishment. 

[Johnsond]

4 minutes ago, Mark J said:

If you messed with my family I'd likely kill you, so I suppose I do. 

It's imperative that the conviction is sound though.

It's c.£63K a year to keep a Cat A prisoner alive, that money would be better spent elsewhere in some cases.

I always knew there was a Tory in you somewhere 😂

[Mark J]

Just now, Johnsond said:

I always knew there was a Tory in you somewhere 😂

Ha ha ha, I'd rather slit my own throat than vote tory. 

[Mark J]

4 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

But that’s simply being someone who supports capital punishment though. 🤷‍♂️

 

Yes, but there are bent coppers and people with agendas out there, what appears to be a 'safe' conviction isn't always the case, which is why it's important to ensure the validity of the charge: 

Andrew Malkinson: Rape conviction of man who spent 17 years in prison overturned

NEWS.SKY.COM

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Fresh DNA evidence has emerged linking another suspect to the crime.

 

Why the Birmingham Six’s story must not be forgotten | Birmingham Six | The Guardian

WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM

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It remains one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in British history. Hugh Callaghan, one those wrongly convicted, talks about how he has been scarred by the ordeal

Etc, etc...

[trigger_andy]

2 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Yes, but there are bent coppers and people with agendas out there, what appears to be a 'safe' conviction isn't always the case, which is why it's important to ensure the validity of the charge: 

Andrew Malkinson: Rape conviction of man who spent 17 years in prison overturned

NEWS.SKY.COM

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Fresh DNA evidence has emerged linking another suspect to the crime.

 

Why the Birmingham Six’s story must not be forgotten | Birmingham Six | The Guardian

WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM

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It remains one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in British history. Hugh Callaghan, one those wrongly convicted, talks about how he has been scarred by the ordeal

Etc, etc...

I agree. Clear cut case, cleanly cut their head off.