FabSwingers.com forum: Ian Brady receiving end of life care

By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

His punishment will be his mind

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

I was sometimes chastised with the threat of 'if you don't do this then Myra hindley will get you'

It was pointless as I didn't know who she was until later in life.

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

I used to think Myra was a police woman when I was a child, because her most used photo shows her wearing a black and white check neck tie.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not in the "hanging isn't good enough for them" brigade but in his case I would make an exception. I know he is medically sick but there can be little excuse....I wasn't alive when this happened but it is as horrific now as it was then.

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By *uddlybear2015Man
over a year ago

BEDFORD

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care. "

That's what separates most of us from people like him, humanity and compassion.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

Doctors take an oath to care for people no matter who they are.

They are just doing their job.

If the system says he is entitled to care then don't think we can do much about it.

Weather it's morally right or wrong?

Well that's difficult.

He was given a life sentence and will end his life in custody so guess he will have paid the price for his horrible act's.

Personally I think he should have been put to death at the time of being found guilty.

Him being dead isn't going to bring back his victims.

I am not religious but if I was I would like to think that he will get what he deserves in the after-life.

Tricky talking point.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Doctors take an oath to care for people no matter who they are.

They are just doing their job.

If the system says he is entitled to care then don't think we can do much about it.

Weather it's morally right or wrong?

Well that's difficult.

He was given a life sentence and will end his life in custody so guess he will have paid the price for his horrible act's.

Personally I think he should have been put to death at the time of being found guilty.

Him being dead isn't going to bring back his victims.

I am not religious but if I was I would like to think that he will get what he deserves in the after-life.

Tricky talking point. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

He will be taking Keith Bennetts location with him which it the only sad thing from his death.

He can rot in hell.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I hope he dies a painful death. I have no sympathy for him, he should have been hung years ago x

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

things like this make me have a little war within myself - conflicting emotions

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I feel the most powerful punishment for people like them is to allow their notoriety fade into obscurity ....

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By *gnitemybodyWoman
over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

"I was sometimes chastised with the threat of 'if you don't do this then Myra hindley will get you'

It was pointless as I didn't know who she was until later in life. "

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though."

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

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By *eedsmale36Man
over a year ago

Leeds

Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !"

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care. "

is he suffering right now yes anything that prolongs that suffering and that fear of his own death approaching is in my opinion a great from of punishment in its own right .

he is now suffering the same mental torture he practised on his victims and the same level of pain no doubt karmas a bitch as the saying goes .

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By *immyXXMan
over a year ago

Pontypridd

He should be given the minimal (don't)care possible, enough to keep him breathing until that fails,,, that's still more than he offered those kids,,

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By *ade_of_StarsCouple
over a year ago

Whitburn

Dostoevsky — 'The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.'

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He should be given the minimal (don't)care possible, enough to keep him breathing until that fails,,, that's still more than he offered those kids,, "

He has cost us all a massive amount of money to take care of him while others have suffered with what he did !

The death penalty should have been carried out on the pair of them !!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil."

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like? "

I think history has shown otherwise.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

I think history has shown otherwise."

I think they were being sarcastic taking into account the number of comments suggesting that end-of-life care be withdrawn for a human-being or that he be provided with life-prolonging care as a sort of a punishment for his crimes

- Mrs. J -

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

I think history has shown otherwise.

- Mrs. J -"

As sheldon cooper once said: "nailed it"

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By *ammyDodgaMan
over a year ago

Nottingham/and everywhere my location says i am ;)

No one deserves to suffer. His victims didn't deserve to suffer, there families didn't and unfortunately neither does he.

If an animal was sick and suffering it would humanly be put to sleep.

Our beloveded system has allowed this suffering to endure since the day those wee ones passed. Theirs ( families ) and his ( the life spent ) should have been put down the day of conviction and stopped all the agony from lingering. IMO

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

I think history has shown otherwise.

- Mrs. J -

As sheldon cooper once said: "nailed it"

Ah right. I wondered given your other posts in the forum but I don't like to assume.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

I think history has shown otherwise.

- Mrs. J -

As sheldon cooper once said: "nailed it"

Ah right. I wondered given your other posts in the forum but I don't like to assume."

Pretty sure I've never advocated removing a persons human rights

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By *eedsmale36Man
over a year ago

Leeds

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -"

Bore off !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !"

Great comeback there...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like? "

Totally, what could possibly go wrong there..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !"

Still don't understand your comment about him being Scottish. And certainly did not understand the "bore off", comment. It didn't make any sense

- Mrs. J -

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"Wonder how much the total cost will be to the tax payer to have him locked away all this time.

Then I'm thinking it's going to be some hideous sum of money that many NHS patients would benefit from.

That's what separates the likes of him from the rest of us. We can't give medical attention to people based on how good or bad they've been in my opinion.

I'm not sorry that Ian Brady is dying though.

Totally agree with this, reacting in any other way does nothing other than bringing us down to their level.. this applies to most crimes for me too.

We as a society owe it to each other to try to not allow evil to breed evil.

Well surely nothing would go wrong if we just withdrew the human rights of people we don't like?

I think history has shown otherwise.

- Mrs. J -

As sheldon cooper once said: "nailed it"

Ah right. I wondered given your other posts in the forum but I don't like to assume.

Pretty sure I've never advocated removing a persons human rights "

Yes. That's my point. It wasn't the kind of point you normally make.

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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

would you think of his rights as a human beiung at that moment or would you react like you would if a rabid dog was attracting your child and do all you could to stop the dog even killing it if that's what it took .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you .

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you . "

I would tear him limb from limb. I would undoubtedly feel differently if he had committed those atrocities against a loved one.

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By *ade_of_StarsCouple
over a year ago

Whitburn

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you . "

That's your call. You do what you have to and in turn suffer the consequences brought about by your actions.

Have you campaigned against Brady? Written to your MP? Done anything? No of course you haven't. You're all mouth.

Society is fucked. To do our absolute best to unfuck it we have to sometimes do things that make us uncomfortable and that includes caring for other humans regardless of their personal circumstance.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you . "

If he was doing that to my child in the here and now, I would do *anything* to protect my child; and if that included picking up a knife and stabbing him, then I would do that. I know that my husband would pulverise him into an unrecognisable pulp with his bare hands

But he is not doing that now. He is in prison and dying. Doing anything inhumane now is not because we will be protecting anyone; it will be out of revenge

- Mrs. J -

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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you .

I would tear him limb from limb. I would undoubtedly feel differently if he had committed those atrocities against a loved one."

exactly and a reason why i believe punishment should be decided with in a frame work of punishment befitting the crime by those wronged by someone's actions after a year of counselling designed to help the victims of the crimes come to terms with what happened .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you . "

This isn't the case though, the guy is slowly dying in prison. This wouldn't be an emotive act, it would be deliberate.

I don't know about you, but that's not who I'd want to be.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you .

I would tear him limb from limb. I would undoubtedly feel differently if he had committed those atrocities against a loved one.

You believe that. I believe differently. Vive la difference!

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By *eedsmale36Man
over a year ago

Leeds

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All I wish is that he tell someone on his death bed when Keith Bennett is but I doubt that will happen.

Hopefully one day his remains will be found and he will be laid to rest with his loving mother.

PTU xxx

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By *oluptuousWetOneWoman
over a year ago

Wokingham / Reading

"His punishment will be his mind "

Will it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All I wish is that he tell someone on his death bed when Keith Bennett is but I doubt that will happen.

Hopefully one day his remains will be found and he will be laid to rest with his loving mother.

PTU xxx "

- Mrs. J -

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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

"I quick controversial question for all those saying rise above human rights and all that .

I say this if you walked in on him and her as your child cried out for you in absolute agony and fear at what he was doing to them .

i guess I'm saying this surely human rights of the attacker only apply when its not your child that was not involved .

its easy to take the high ground when its someone else not you .

I would tear him limb from limb. I would undoubtedly feel differently if he had committed those atrocities against a loved one.

You believe that. I believe differently. Vive la difference!"

exactly there is no right or wrong there is just perception .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care.

is he suffering right now yes anything that prolongs that suffering and that fear of his own death approaching is in my opinion a great from of punishment in its own right .

he is now suffering the same mental torture he practised on his victims and the same level of pain no doubt karmas a bitch as the saying goes . "

he's a psychopath, it doesn't quite work that way and he's been trying to end his own life for decades

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?"

Greggs?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Doctors take an oath to care for people no matter who they are.

They are just doing their job.

If the system says he is entitled to care then don't think we can do much about it.

Weather it's morally right or wrong?

Well that's difficult.

He was given a life sentence and will end his life in custody so guess he will have paid the price for his horrible act's.

Personally I think he should have been put to death at the time of being found guilty.

Him being dead isn't going to bring back his victims.

I am not religious but if I was I would like to think that he will get what he deserves in the after-life.

Tricky talking point. "

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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care.

is he suffering right now yes anything that prolongs that suffering and that fear of his own death approaching is in my opinion a great from of punishment in its own right .

he is now suffering the same mental torture he practised on his victims and the same level of pain no doubt karmas a bitch as the saying goes .

he's a psychopath, it doesn't quite work that way and he's been trying to end his own life for decades"

yes and he cant showing it must be hell for him being locked up

a fitting punishment is keeping him alive to suffer his own fate brought on by his own actions against children and society in general .

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

"Doctors take an oath to care for people no matter who they are.

They are just doing their job.

If the system says he is entitled to care then don't think we can do much about it.

Weather it's morally right or wrong?

Well that's difficult.

He was given a life sentence and will end his life in custody so guess he will have paid the price for his horrible act's.

Personally I think he should have been put to death at the time of being found guilty.

Him being dead isn't going to bring back his victims.

I am not religious but if I was I would like to think that he will get what he deserves in the after-life.

Tricky talking point.

It is a tricky talking point. Not quite sure about people who wish him bad in an after life though. If you wish him to suffer and there is no after life

I'm playing devils advocate.

Personally I think we've spent enough time and money on him. He has been looked after very well for nothing in return to society. Couldn't even let Kenneth's poor mother grieve her son properly. Shown no remorse and his actions over the years have meant more money spending on him. I'm not a vengeful person at all, but for this guy, if he has 24 hours left on this planet, I wouldn't object to end of life care being withdrawn completely and let the bastard die alone and uncared for. Still a better end than his poor victims got.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I guess I'm just pleased he was caught and jailed and no others fell victim to his actions. I have no concern over his future or treatment but I am concerned for the relatives of the victims who live with the outcome of his actions for ever.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

"I guess I'm just pleased he was caught and jailed and no others fell victim to his actions. I have no concern over his future or treatment but I am concerned for the relatives of the victims who live with the outcome of his actions for ever. "

Yes. Their lives must have been terribly affected

. I often wonder when people talk about karma as being a tit for tat kind of thing what they think victims of terrible crimes like this did to deserve it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If he was semi coherent and in excruciating pain I'd give the either or option. Either receive pain killing drugs/treatment and palliative care and tell us where Keith Bennett is buried so his remaining family can finally put him to rest or spend your final days in agony.

With regards to him getting treatment,

I've accompanied many prisoners to the hospital for treatment, you can't just not treat them because they're in jail.

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By *thwalescplCouple
over a year ago

brecon

All punishments meted out by society contain an element of " revenge " as such.

As society becomes more " civilised ", such punishments become watered down, and now you have jails that are like 5 star hotels, free gyms, tv in every room ( they can't be called cells they are too nice) and prisoners who complain because they are locked up for 7 hours at a time.

"Society" needs to get its head out of its arse and realise that, if they are going to call it a " punishment ' then it needs to have an element of hardship included.

Brady should have been put down when he was convicted.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All punishments meted out by society contain an element of " revenge " as such.

"Society" needs to get its head out of its arse and realise that, if they are going to call it a " punishment ' then it needs to have an element of hardship included.

Brady should have been put down when he was convicted."

i take it you've been then?

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By *thwalescplCouple
over a year ago

brecon

"All punishments meted out by society contain an element of " revenge " as such.

"Society" needs to get its head out of its arse and realise that, if they are going to call it a " punishment ' then it needs to have an element of hardship included.

Brady should have been put down when he was convicted.

i take it you've been then? "

In prison?

No, but I know people who have, and not one of them was phased by it, although none did a long stretch.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All punishments meted out by society contain an element of " revenge " as such.

"Society" needs to get its head out of its arse and realise that, if they are going to call it a " punishment ' then it needs to have an element of hardship included.

Brady should have been put down when he was convicted."

I've worked in a prison and you can't treat them like animals because they'll act like animals. To ensure our jobs had the least amount of risk when dealing with people who have committed crimes the aim is to keep everything as calm as possible.

It's no walk in the park. Shit happens when they are stuck in their cells for 22 hours of the day, it's no 5* hotel, believe me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs? "

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though! "

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat. "

Exactly! They're sooooo good!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

Exactly! They're sooooo good! "

Shall we share some?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

Exactly! They're sooooo good! "

I love Greggs sausage rolls but I won't eat any other sausage roll and although I love their sausage rolls I don't like their pasties, too soggy!

Jenkins is the boy for pasties.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

Exactly! They're sooooo good!

Shall we share some?

Only if the sausage is your penis!?

Right, let's stop hijacking the thread!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

Exactly! They're sooooo good!

Shall we share some?

Only if the sausage is your penis!?

Right, let's stop hijacking the thread! "

Deal.

Brady is a cunt.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though!

And Gregg's sausage rolls are the pinnacle of sausage rolls. Absolute treat.

Exactly! They're sooooo good!

I love Greggs sausage rolls but I won't eat any other sausage roll and although I love their sausage rolls I don't like their pasties, too soggy!

Jenkins is the boy for pasties. "

They used to do a chicken pasty, which was amazing!

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

Sorry, but we fail to finance care for the elderly and children with debilitating / life threatening illnesses.

This person has caused enough suffering without absorbing even more funds that truly deserving cases desperately need.

The sooner he departs the better.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All punishments meted out by society contain an element of " revenge " as such.

"Society" needs to get its head out of its arse and realise that, if they are going to call it a " punishment ' then it needs to have an element of hardship included.

Brady should have been put down when he was convicted.

i take it you've been then?

In prison?

No, but I know people who have, and not one of them was phased by it, although none did a long stretch."

my brother went in for several years and hated it. length of time in there compounds the feeling of it being a punishment i guess. it worked for him i think..he's not a silly as he once was, it's not a thing he wants to repeat anyhow.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -"

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

I am a good person, I don't believe that anyone should suffer pain, but if justice had been done, he would have been tortured for days/weeks/month's and made to suffer horrendous pain until he gave up Keith Bennett's location and then left to die.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

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By *pforfun1234562016Couple
over a year ago

leamington spa

He should have been allowed to walk out court room and every body turned a blind eye for a bit and he would have got proper justice beaten to death

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care. "

Keep him on life support until he gives the locations of his victims. After that just pull the plug and have done with him

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell. "

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He should have been allowed to walk out court room and every body turned a blind eye for a bit and he would have got proper justice beaten to death"

Here, here..... have all his limbs ripped off would have been appropriate punishment. Thinking about him makes my blood boil.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

Same as him???? Are you for freaking real???? ****** I did not, have never, MIRDERED 6 (or any) INNOCENT CHILDREN in cold blood - made them suffer and the same of their parents and families. How the f**k an I the same as him?????????

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care.

Keep him on life support until he gives the locations of his victims. After that just pull the plug and have done with him"

The problem with that is that he has wanted to die fur quite some time. He went on hunger strike and was force fed. He brought a legal case arguing that as he was of sound mind he had a right to refuse food and shouldn't be force fed. The court held he wasn't of sound mind and he continued to be force fed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

WOULD you like to justify that PATHETIC comment please??? Id be EXTREMELY interested to hear your "logic" and how the flying f**k you came to the conclusion that I'm the same as the vile bastard?????

I'm nooooo psychopath and I sure as hell ain't a child killer or abuser

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

I thinks that's uncalled for. Some very liberal minded _iews in here and some opposing extreme _iews. Either way we don't need to attack each other on the subject of a psychopathic murderer do we

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

***** STILL WAITING********

Ohhhh.....of course, you can't justify your stupid comment can you????

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people? "

So penalising criminals is wrong then? Where do you set that bar? I'm sure there are lots of UK citizens who have lost loved ones to people that weren't dealt with appropriately by our "great" judicial system would tell you differently

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

I thinks that's uncalled for. Some very liberal minded _iews in here and some opposing extreme _iews. Either way we don't need to attack each other on the subject of a psychopathic murderer do we

i wasn't attacking, it was an observation.

we find what he did sick yet advocate it in the same breath if it suits our own agendas. killing and torture is either wrong, or right...you can't pick and choose who to kill and torture.

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By *ungBlackTopMan
over a year ago

salford

He should rot in hell and die a painful death the same way he put those poor children through and constant torment to their families every day they woke up to see their child's bed unslept in!!

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago

Alcester

Every night, when he sleeps, they should snip off a toe, to check he's not dead yet!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people? "

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell. "

My feelings exactly, I couldn't have worded it any better.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

I thinks that's uncalled for. Some very liberal minded _iews in here and some opposing extreme _iews. Either way we don't need to attack each other on the subject of a psychopathic murderer do we

Exactly. The families of the victims may probably feel differently

Thank the Lord that we as I individuals don't get to make such decisions. We have the judiciary and a legal framework for this which takes the emotion out of the equation

- Mrs. J -

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around. "

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people? "

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !

We are touring Scotland right now. We have met the friendliest bunch of people here. What has this man being Scottish to do with his crimes?

- Mrs. J -

Bore off !

Great comeback there...

Works for me ! Was Greggs busy ?

Greggs?

Oh I think he's calling me fat! I do love a sausage roll though! "
This is the wrong thread for double entendres

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago

Alcester

Someone said that Drs and nurses take on an oath, to save and preserve life.

That is fine, but if he was prevented getting to hospitals, kept locked up, they'd not have responsibility of choosing not to treat him.

Personally think he should be dropped into an active volcano shaft, no grave, no funeral, just burnt to nothing by the intense heat of the earths core (hell)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

I guess that people like you would have the scum bags wandering free, allowed to kill yet more children?? And not suffer any consequences eh. Pathetic and I'll use the comment you made to me back to you.....

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you."

Nobody is saying he and people like him should be allowed to wander free.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location. "

i wouldn't blame a parent for doing that probably, but i'd fully expect they'd do the jail time and get the appropriate punishment for murder. i find it strange that people completely un affected by what happened will still call for torture and death though.

it makes no sense to me that the solution would be more torture and death..what would it solve? improve? it would serve no other purpose other than giving a few sick puppies the pleasure of knowing it's happened

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you."

but i find your comments ridiculous also, solving murder with torture

would you do it personally? or have someone else spend months torturing him? because no normal person could do that to someone...your advocating more psychotic behavior...i fail to see how that would make anything better (bar some sicko's getting a sense of satisfaction)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you.

but i find your comments ridiculous also, solving murder with torture

Speechless......you are warped mate.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you."

He's putting forward his point of _iew which he's entitled to in an open forum

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you.

but i find your comments ridiculous also, solving murder with torture

Speechless......you are warped mate."

You need to stop making it personal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you."

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you."

I agree with christos.

Not sure how you get from not wanting to implement torture, to condoning Ian Brady.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

So I guess it's ok for him to torture and abuse INNOCENT children then????? Then kept by US, taxpayers in prison in relative luxury for however many years???

What goes around, comes around.

people shouldn't kill people...let's kill em!

makes no sense...if your into seeing people tortured and killed, fair play to ya

HOW DARE YOU......I'm not "into" killing and torturing HUMAN BEINGS, just people who MURDER innocent children.

There is a difference - I'm not a psychopath - Ian Brady IS.

That makes you the same as him.

Now go away and take your ridiculous comments with you.

but i find your comments ridiculous also, solving murder with torture

Speechless......you are warped mate."

for not advocating murder? ok

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

I agree with christos.

Not sure how you get from not wanting to implement torture, to condoning Ian Brady."

strange isn't it?

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago

Alcester

Torture and death would be proper justice.

Proper punishments, that actually do get carried out, serve as a good deterrent.

Those who choose to carry out crimes, knowing the penalty for getting caught, take the chance.

Old saying. Don't do the crime, you've nothing to fear

Even minor crimes, no one bothered about getting caught. They won't get into proper bother.

Kids aren't scared of the police,

Teachers can't even shout at a child

It shows!

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Crikey this escalated.

Lock him up or hang em high. No need to sink further.

Isis practice eye for an eye and they are not exactly shining examples of justice.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Torture and death would be proper justice.

Proper punishments, that actually do get carried out, serve as a good deterrent.

Those who choose to carry out crimes, knowing the penalty for getting caught, take the chance.

Old saying. Don't do the crime, you've nothing to fear

Even minor crimes, no one bothered about getting caught. They won't get into proper bother.

Kids aren't scared of the police,

Teachers can't even shout at a child

It shows!"

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

" Crikey this escalated.

Lock him up or hang em high. No need to sink further.

Isis practice eye for an eye and they are not exactly shining examples of justice. "

Mainly because they massacre the innocent a lot of the time.

I'd be happy for paedophiles to get the death sentence, maybe thats just the parent in me.

Cases such as Ian Brady, I wouldn't bat an eye if they were suddenly wiped off the face of the earth

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Torture and death would be proper justice.

Proper punishments, that actually do get carried out, serve as a good deterrent.

Those who choose to carry out crimes, knowing the penalty for getting caught, take the chance.

Old saying. Don't do the crime, you've nothing to fear

Even minor crimes, no one bothered about getting caught. They won't get into proper bother.

Kids aren't scared of the police,

Teachers can't even shout at a child

It shows!"

Anyone who thinks it's ok to torture another human being is seriously concerning

Even though I am totally against the death penalty I can understand the arguments for

But anyone who seriously thinks torture in any circumstances is acceptable needs a serious word with themselves

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Two things about this thread both sadden and disappoint me. The first is that people are so willing to deny basic human rights to another human being (regardless of the horror of his own actions). And the second is that people don't have a problem with such blaring hypocrisy in their own beliefs and actions.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Anyone who thinks it's ok to torture another human being is seriously concerning

Even though I am totally against the death penalty I can understand the arguments for

But anyone who seriously thinks torture in any circumstances is acceptable needs a serious word with themselves

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago

Alcester

Why hasn't that worked in the states? "

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!"

Why do you think the states in the US that have the death penalty have higher murder rates than ones that don't. Google it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All I wish is that he tell someone on his death bed when Keith Bennett is but I doubt that will happen.

Hopefully one day his remains will be found and he will be laid to rest with his loving mother.

PTU xxx "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!"

Actually, if you look at the statistics, you'll find that the vast majority of criminologists say the death penalty has little effect. I can't post links, obviously, but it's worth doing some reading around the subject to get a more informed opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Two things about this thread both sadden and disappoint me. The first is that people are so willing to deny basic human rights to another human being (regardless of the horror of his own actions). And the second is that people don't have a problem with such blaring hypocrisy in their own beliefs and actions.

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By *uddlybear2015Man
over a year ago

BEDFORD

Agreed,however deplorable a human may be,they are still human. Human rights don't have exemption clauses,either we all have them or we fail humanity.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you."

Thinking that everyone is entitled to basic human rights does not mean that you condone the actions of a killer.

Blimey.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If someone was about to murder someone, then, I think, that every type of force should be used to prevent that murder from occurring; even if that force results in the killing of the would-be murderer

But if the murder has already been committed, then I fail to see how torturing the murderer would solve anything. Is it for some kind of perverse satisfaction or is it for some kind of revenge

The appropriate course of action would be to remove that person from society for their entire life so that they could not commit something similar again. And here I am talking about people like this killer

- Mrs. J -

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By *othingButCocoChanelWoman
over a year ago

Glasgow

"Keep him alive that's what I say.

Hopefully he will be in excruciating pain the pathetic skinny vile Scottish cunt !"

And the word scottish was needed why

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
over a year ago

Alcester

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!

I have read up on it and watched countless programs.

You'll always find information 'for' and 'against'

One think for sure, executed murderers don't ever murder again!

The deterrent factor, well 5 years later, someone else may commit a horrid crime and get convicted of murder This is true.

You may kid yourself, like many other blinkered folk, this proves to have no effect.

It most likely prevented 4 other people from committing horrific crimes, having thought twice about the risks, getting caught and not wanting to die.... these crimes were prevented, didn't happen, so will never be known accounted for in statistics!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!

I have read up on it and watched countless programs.

You'll always find information 'for' and 'against'

One think for sure, executed murderers don't ever murder again!

The deterrent factor, well 5 years later, someone else may commit a horrid crime and get convicted of murder This is true.

You may kid yourself, like many other blinkered folk, this proves to have no effect.

Having had an open mind about it, I did a fair bit of reading on the subject and to cut a long story short, prison with no parole has been found to influence a reduction in murder rates, whereas the death penalty hasn't been found to do the same.

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple
over a year ago

London

Why hasn't that worked in the states?

Think it has, when you consider the population.

Sure there's always people on death row, always will get 'animals' but percentage for numbers of population. I think there numbers are quite good!

Also not many states have death penalty anymore. The ones that do, Texas, don't hear many sick twisted animals causing torturers murder.

I'm all for death penalty, always will be!

I have read up on it and watched countless programs.

You'll always find information 'for' and 'against'

One think for sure, executed murderers don't ever murder again!

The deterrent factor, well 5 years later, someone else may commit a horrid crime and get convicted of murder This is true.

You may kid yourself, like many other blinkered folk, this proves to have no effect.

If the death penalty was a unique deterrent for murder the US States where they have the death penalty would have lower murder rates than the states that don't. In actual fact the opposite is true. There are many and complex causes for murder rates but the nature of the punishment has very little effect. And that makes sense if you think about it. Very few people who are in a position to kill someone will be in a mental state where they do a rational cost benefit analysis.

There literally is no scientific evidence that the death penalty deters more than life imprisonment.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Doctors take an oath to care for people no matter who they are.

They are just doing their job.

If the system says he is entitled to care then don't think we can do much about it.

Weather it's morally right or wrong?

Well that's difficult.

He was given a life sentence and will end his life in custody so guess he will have paid the price for his horrible act's.

Personally I think he should have been put to death at the time of being found guilty.

Him being dead isn't going to bring back his victims.

I am not religious but if I was I would like to think that he will get what he deserves in the after-life.

Tricky talking point. "

The majority of his end of life care will be given by nurses. There are no rights and wrongs about it, they have a duty of care.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care.

is he suffering right now yes anything that prolongs that suffering and that fear of his own death approaching is in my opinion a great from of punishment in its own right .

he is now suffering the same mental torture he practised on his victims and the same level of pain no doubt karmas a bitch as the saying goes . "

Unless he has COPD it is unlikely he will be suffering any pain.

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By *essiCouple
over a year ago

suffolk

He should never of been in the position to receive it....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

I would advocate for the death penalty for people found guilty of multiple murders. It serves as a negative reinforcement (and is cheaper for tax payers, of course that part is a bonus).

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit? "

Do you have an opinion on abortion?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

I would advocate for the death penalty for people found guilty of multiple murders. It serves as a negative reinforcement (and is cheaper for tax payers, of course that part is a bonus)."

i have very mixed feelings about the death penalty,but the cost issue is not something i think is relevant..in the states it's actually much much more expensive to execute than to imprison for life..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All I read was Brady and thought it was on about Tom Brady and I panicked!

After reading though, a human life is a human life. Yes Ian Brady has done some terrible things - we all have. His just happened to be criminal. If you think that a human doesn't deserve help in their last moments, then there is a psychopathic underlining within the way in which your brain works.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit?

Do you have an opinion on abortion?"

not a solid one...why?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Sorry, but we fail to finance care for the elderly and children with debilitating / life threatening illnesses.

This person has caused enough suffering without absorbing even more funds that truly deserving cases desperately need.

The sooner he departs the better."

The NHS funds everyones end of life care. It's not means or ethics tested.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"If someone was about to murder someone, then, I think, that every type of force should be used to prevent that murder from occurring; even if that force results in the killing of the would-be murderer

But if the murder has already been committed, then I fail to see how torturing the murderer would solve anything. Is it for some kind of perverse satisfaction or is it for some kind of revenge

- Mrs. J -"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit?

Do you have an opinion on abortion?

not a solid one...why?"

Having spent time (inc moderation of) an American forum, posters would get very passionate about the subjects of abortion and death penalty. To me there seemed little logic in being pro-life and for the death penalty.

So I wo creed where you stood.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit?

Do you have an opinion on abortion?

not a solid one...why?

So I wo creed where you stood.

Wondered

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By *arnayguyMan
over a year ago

Durham Tees

He committed horrific acts but we do not have the death penalty. The price for no miscarriages of justice by wrongful execution of innocent people, is that the likes of him get to live.

I just hope that whoever changes his catheter, does it several times a day and rubs it liberally with a Scotch Bonnet chilli first.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

"Sorry, but we fail to finance care for the elderly and children with debilitating / life threatening illnesses.

This person has caused enough suffering without absorbing even more funds that truly deserving cases desperately need.

The sooner he departs the better.

The NHS funds everyones end of life care. It's not means or ethics tested. "

I don't mean peoples end of life care. There is a financial hole, meaning people don't receive the treatment they need.

Everything in life has an opportunity cost. The cost of treating this evil man is other people go needy.

I personally can't justify that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's a pity that this man still gets print time.

The hurt, devastation and anguish this man and his partner caused is unbelievable.

But the families of his victims have dealt with the whole thing with far more dignity through the years than i think i could.

But it not their suffering that is being recognised. It is the vile man. Giving him what he wants. Attention.

I have nothing but contempt for him, but i wouldn't deliberately withold medical attention. He will be dead soon enough.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

Thinking that everyone is entitled to basic human rights does not mean that you condone the actions of a killer.

Blimey. "

He lost his entitlement to 'human rights' when he behaved like an animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated like a human, because he isn't. He is lower than scum.

What human right's did the children have....and their parent's and families??

What about the human right's of Winnie Bennett to bury her child????..... The bastard will take the secret of where Keith's remains are to hell which is where he will rot.

If our pathetic, weak judicial system enforced adequate punishments to murderers and paedophiles, the vile gutter rat would have been given the death penalty and forced to disclose the whereabouts of Keith Bennett, by whatever means, a long time ago.

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

"All I read was Brady and thought it was on about Tom Brady and I panicked!

Then we shall have to agree to disagree on that point. Slandering other people because your _iew differs makes your mental processing questionable doesn't it

. And so it goes on.....

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By *xboyMan
over a year ago

southend

Pint of drain cleaner would hurry him off

PAINFULLY

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He committed horrific acts but we do not have the death penalty. The price for no miscarriages of justice by wrongful execution of innocent people, is that the likes of him get to live.

I just hope that whoever changes his catheter, does it several times a day and rubs it liberally with a Scotch Bonnet chilli first."

Absolutely.....maybe some salt too..... and a couple of 'failed' attempts to insert it would be a good idea.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

"All I read was Brady and thought it was on about Tom Brady and I panicked!

There is absolutely no relation to bad things people here have done and him. The acts didn't 'just happen to be criminal'. They tortured five children to death and taped it for sexual gratification.

Whatever you think the punishment should be, don't compare him to other peoples shortcomings.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Sorry, but we fail to finance care for the elderly and children with debilitating / life threatening illnesses.

This person has caused enough suffering without absorbing even more funds that truly deserving cases desperately need.

The sooner he departs the better.

The NHS funds everyones end of life care. It's not means or ethics tested.

I don't mean peoples end of life care. There is a financial hole, meaning people don't receive the treatment they need.

Everything in life has an opportunity cost. The cost of treating this evil man is other people go needy.

I personally can't justify that."

the cost of his end of life care is a drop in the ocean compared to what it costs to keep someone in a special hospital each day. What he's receiving will not mean anyone else going without.

the nursing staff who currently care for him will continue to do so along with many, many others who have committed the most serious of offenses.

Nurses, unlike doctors, do not take an oath but are bound by a code of conduct that governs their registration.

What I do find really disturbing though, are some of the punishments people on this thread are advocating that other people inflict on him, on their behalf...are we all so sure that we are so perfect? that our friends are? members of our own families? I wonder if there would be quite such vehement _iews on appropriate punishment if it was a member of our family who might possibly be on the receiving end of them?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"All I read was Brady and thought it was on about Tom Brady and I panicked!

There is absolutely no relation to bad things people here have done and him. The acts didn't 'just happen to be criminal'. They tortured five children to death and taped it for sexual gratification.

Whatever you think the punishment should be, don't compare him to other peoples shortcomings."

There are people torturing people every single day but because it is a different kind of torture it is overlooked.

You cannot tell someone not to compare two things which in a sense are both perfectly valid.

Many people in this world are disgusting. Many torture with intent. Many get away with it because in the eyes of law they have done nothing wrong. It is torture all the same however.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

"All I read was Brady and thought it was on about Tom Brady and I panicked!

There is absolutely no relation to bad things people here have done and him. The acts didn't 'just happen to be criminal'. They tortured five children to death and taped it for sexual gratification.

Whatever you think the punishment should be, don't compare him to other peoples shortcomings.

There are people torturing people every single day but because it is a different kind of torture it is overlooked.

You cannot tell someone not to compare two things which in a sense are both perfectly valid.

Many people in this world are disgusting. Many torture with intent. Many get away with it because in the eyes of law they have done nothing wrong. It is torture all the same however. "

What kind of torture are people carrying out that is equivalent to what he did, yet isn't illegal?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????"

"Do-gooders"

I don't buy into the moral superiority of someone who condones - no, advocates - the torture of another human being. Not wanting to torture someone does not make someone a "do-gooder"

We exist in a community that abides by a certain social contract. That social contract is violated by people who murder and people who torture. All people who do those things, not just the people who do them in violation of some self-appointed moral arbiter's code of justice.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

Everything in life has an opportunity cost. The cost of treating this evil man is other people go needy.

I personally can't justify that.

the cost of his end of life care is a drop in the ocean compared to what it costs to keep someone in a special hospital each day. What he's receiving will not mean anyone else going without.

the nursing staff who currently care for him will continue to do so along with many, many others who have committed the most serious of offenses.

Nurses, unlike doctors, do not take an oath but are bound by a code of conduct that governs their registration.

I don't advocate inflicting painful punishments on him.

The collective cost of caring for him for the last 50 or so years is in the millions. Money that could have helped people who fail to receive help. The choice has been made to spend the money on him and let others die instead.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????

"Do-gooders"

I don't buy into the moral superiority of someone who condones - no, advocates - the torture of another human being. Not wanting to torture someone does not make someone a "do-gooder"

He isn't 'human' - he lost all 'right's' when HE tortured and killed 6 children.

If he had done so in some countries, and certain states within the US, he would have been executed. End of.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Everything in life has an opportunity cost. The cost of treating this evil man is other people go needy.

I personally can't justify that.

the cost of his end of life care is a drop in the ocean compared to what it costs to keep someone in a special hospital each day. What he's receiving will not mean anyone else going without.

the nursing staff who currently care for him will continue to do so along with many, many others who have committed the most serious of offenses.

Nurses, unlike doctors, do not take an oath but are bound by a code of conduct that governs their registration.

I don't advocate inflicting painful punishments on him.

that's not the case. Money spent on keeping him at a special hospital would have still been spent there...just on someone else. it wouldn't have been used to stop anyone else dying...that's not the way it works

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????

"Do-gooders"

I don't buy into the moral superiority of someone who condones - no, advocates - the torture of another human being. Not wanting to torture someone does not make someone a "do-gooder"

He isn't 'human' - he lost all 'right's' when HE tortured and killed 6 children.

If he had done so in some countries, and certain states within the US, he would have been executed. End of. "

He is human. I find it utterly disgusting when people de-humanize one another in order to promote actions that would, in themselves, be seen as inhumane should they be done against another human being. And it is becoming an all too common linguistic tool.

You are advocating the torture of another human being. A horrible human, yes. But a human nonetheless. However you justify that to yourself is something only you can answer to. I'm just thankful that as a society we haven't sunk to such levels.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think they should keep him alive as long as possible with a big TV in front of him showing a continuous loop of the faces of the children he killed, and those whose lives he ruined.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Meh

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

I don't advocate inflicting painful punishments on him.

The government has a finite amount of money. The NHS is in crisis. Elderly care is in crisis. The money for all these things ultimately comes from 1 pot. It has been spent on him, if he wasn't around it could have been spent elsewhere.

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over a year ago

"I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????"

Because he *is* human and as a decent society, we do not lower ourselves to torturing people. He no longer presents an immediate threat to anyone. Otherwise the killer of Drummer Lee Rigby deserves to be tortured too. The killer beheaded an innocent man on a London street in full _iew of law enforcement officials

I personally find ranking one killing over another as distasteful and an insult to the families of the victims

- Mrs. J -

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By *iewMan
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over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn

May the end of his life come as quickly as possible as to not cause the medical/nursing staff any angst over their choices. I don't wish him pain, I rather focus my thoughts wishing his victims and their families peace and love.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"May the end of his life come as quickly as possible as to not cause the medical/nursing staff any angst over their choices. I don't wish him pain, I rather focus my thoughts wishing his victims and their families peace and love."

How many thumbs up can I give to a single post before it becomes weird?

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

Just to complicate the matter, Brady has been on attempted hunger strike for some time, in an attempt to die.

He has been force fed to keep him alive. He tried to get moved to a Scottish prison, where he couldn't be force fed, and so would die. That was blocked.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"He is human; we are a decent society. We protected our children from him by removing him from society. Other than that, he deserves the same treatment as the rest of us wish for ourselves

- Mrs. J -

He isn't "human" - he is a vile, disgusting psychopathic animal.

He doesn't deserve to be treated the same as the rest of us.

He is worse than pond scum and should not be allowed to be on this planet.

Our children were not protected from him - he and the evil bitch murdered 6 children (maybe more) before he was locked up.

He didn't have the decency and morality to tell poor Winnie where her son was before she passed away.

That poor lady left the planet never being at peace. This vile bastard deserves nothing.

End of life care should be withdrawn and the scum left to die in agony.

May he rot in hell.

that answer makes you pretty much the same as him

What!?

advocating torturing a person...that's pretty sick

or is it ok when it suits us to do this to people?

It is pretty sick, but not in the same ball park as killing kids.

But if someone killed my child (god forbid) and buried him somewhere, I'd be happy to torture him until he/she gave up the location.

So you condone his actions then obviously?????

It's not the DECENT people who are the "sick" one's. I think that you will find that your opinions are in the MINORITY here so I would give up as a bad job if I were you.

i don't condone murder in any form...even the killing of murderers

murder is a little bit sick, no matter who the victim. who are we to decide who lives and dies and to deal out death as we see fit?

Do you have an opinion on abortion?

not a solid one...why?

So I wo creed where you stood.

ah, fair enough

it's not a thing i've thought about much to be honest, it's just never been on my radar much

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

i used to be in the 'death penalty' camp of thinking by the way..

my brother was murdered, a knife in his throat ended him and there was a point i'd have seen his killer get the same punishment.

it's something i've soul searched, and if he dropped dead tomorrow, fine, but he has a mother too, and family...i couldn't torture and kill someone. there was a time i thought i could, and would have liked too, but the reality of taking a life is a serious one.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Everything in life has an opportunity cost. The cost of treating this evil man is other people go needy.

I personally can't justify that.

the cost of his end of life care is a drop in the ocean compared to what it costs to keep someone in a special hospital each day. What he's receiving will not mean anyone else going without.

the nursing staff who currently care for him will continue to do so along with many, many others who have committed the most serious of offenses.

Nurses, unlike doctors, do not take an oath but are bound by a code of conduct that governs their registration.

I don't advocate inflicting painful punishments on him.

There has never been a conscious them or him funding. Although his incarceration has been in a high secure hospital, I am pretty sure the funds have not come from the NHS.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How many thumbs up can I give to a single post before it becomes weird?"

I'll add some

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"i used to be in the 'death penalty' camp of thinking by the way..

my brother was murdered, a knife in his throat ended him and there was a point i'd have seen his killer get the same punishment.

It may appear contradictory but the death penalty should be as humane as possible.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

There has never been a conscious them or him funding. Although his incarceration has been in a high secure hospital, I am pretty sure the funds have not come from the NHS.

Obviously, the local hospital doesn't walk round to his prison with a pot of their cash. But surely you can see every government service is funded, ultimately from one source? We have to decide where we want money to be spent - NHS, railways, tax cuts etc. I don't like seeing caring services go short, while we fund the prolonged captivity and care of people like this.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There has never been a conscious them or him funding. Although his incarceration has been in a high secure hospital, I am pretty sure the funds have not come from the NHS.

The government allocating funds is a whole different thread... Very political.

You want higher funding for, the NHS for example, vote Labour in June.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He is soon to meet his maker. That's when the pain really starts.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"i used to be in the 'death penalty' camp of thinking by the way..

my brother was murdered, a knife in his throat ended him and there was a point i'd have seen his killer get the same punishment.

It may appear contradictory but the death penalty should be as humane as possible."

i mention torture as it was said somewhere above that he should be tortured...

i get the argument for the death penalty, and it's a debate i can entertain but when suggesting torturing another human would be an acceptable punishment it makes me worry a little.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Seems he's on his last legs. I bet the victims families would prefer he didn't have such care. "

Salt and vinegar on any cuts he has might be appropriate care in this case.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"i used to be in the 'death penalty' camp of thinking by the way..

my brother was murdered, a knife in his throat ended him and there was a point i'd have seen his killer get the same punishment.

It may appear contradictory but the death penalty should be as humane as possible.

i mention torture as it was said somewhere above that he should be tortured...

i get the argument for the death penalty, and it's a debate i can entertain but when suggesting torturing another human would be an acceptable punishment it makes me worry a little. "

It makes me worry a lot

- Mrs. J -

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By *lkDomWhtSubBiCple OP Couple
over a year ago

Somewhere / Everywhere /Kinksville

There has never been a conscious them or him funding. Although his incarceration has been in a high secure hospital, I am pretty sure the funds have not come from the NHS.

The government allocating funds is a whole different thread... Very political.

You want higher funding for, the NHS for example, vote Labour in June."

If only voting for one party or another solved the problems of the NHS!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There has never been a conscious them or him funding. Although his incarceration has been in a high secure hospital, I am pretty sure the funds have not come from the NHS.

The government allocating funds is a whole different thread... Very political.

You want higher funding for, the NHS for example, vote Labour in June.

If only voting for one party or another solved the problems of the NHS!!!!"

You're not wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I once watched a heartbreaking prog about Winnie Bennett.... it was so distressing it turned my blood cold.

I don't think I've ever sobbed so much at a television prog.

This lady had so much dignity. She continued to go up to the Moors to try and be close to her son, walking for hours despite her ailing health at that time.

She said during the prog that many years previously she was requested to go to the prison to visit him.

She went thinking thag he would show remorse or disclose where Keith's body was, but all he did was taunt her.

That to me is almost more evil than the actual murders. Hadn't the poor lady been through enough?? Sick, evil psycho.

Now you load of 'do-gooders' tell me again why this parasite deserves 'human rights'????

"Do-gooders"

I don't buy into the moral superiority of someone who condones - no, advocates - the torture of another human being. Not wanting to torture someone does not make someone a "do-gooder"

He isn't 'human' - he lost all 'right's' when HE tortured and killed 6 children.

If he had done so in some countries, and certain states within the US, he would have been executed. End of.

You've said it better than I could, Courtney.

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By *taffs_hotwifeCouple
over a year ago

Wolverhampton

"I hope he dies a painful death. I have no sympathy for him, he should have been hung years ago x "

Absolutely this!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hell is waiting for that bastard.

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