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A fair example of 'comeuppance'
Anthony Stockelman, an inmate at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, was forcibly tattooed across his forehead with the words "Katie's revenge" by another inmate after they found out he was serving time for molesting and murdering a 10 year old girl named Katie
Katie Collman, 10 years old
Stockelman is serving life in prison for molesting and killing Katie Collman. The Crothersville girl's body was found in a creek in January 2005.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/2006/09/28/indiana-inmate-tattoos-face-with-child-victim-name-katie-revenge.html
theRDH
Proof the Patriarchy™ is alive and real
LandK22
Killing humans is wrong but deeds like that strip you of your humanity
FuzzyX
One crime does not justify another crime. The law would find them both guilty and see them justly punished.
AnonRandomGen
He deserves much worse, on a daily, slow and painful every day. Thank god for other inmates.
m15ery
this would only make sence if he would return to real world, i am guessing he’ll serve life...
DroolingHomer
my friend is a CO. they separate guys like him from general population because prison justice is very real and child molesters get it
PuddingIsAmazing
I'd hate to be the guy but if you just posted the girls face and no context we would have laughed our asses off
Lpy1994
Death penalty isn't the best option for those sick murderers, life in prison, especially in solitary cell.
fencerman
You idiots realize most of the people brutalized in prison are just whoever's vulnerable, which is why so many join gangs inside, right?
aAaaAaaaAAaaaoh
She's not even that hot.
streunerkid
+1
spocksdog
...and people want to get rid of the death penalty.
PeachhCakee
this is old as dicks
titwrench
As is this reply. The story is over 10 years old, but it was new to me, so i shared it. New to others, too, I believe.
SirWadeWilson
Should have shanked his kid touching dick off!
jellis45
Grew up 20min away from crothersville in jackson county. Sadly the state payed to have the tattoo removed from this fuckers forehead.
KnightMasterEladric
Shoulda wrote it backwards so he'd have to read every time he saw his reflection.
sarcamic
i think he knows what it says
NikkiMcDonagh
As some1 whose mother was sexually abused, grew up around some questionable people and has a 10yr old sister - I support this.
kh3nd
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dirtydumpling
Fox News is not a credible news source.
titwrench
Great point lol i should have looked elsewhere.
TheYellowOne
See, you get out of prison, and nobody's gonna know you're a child killer. I don't like that, so what we're gonna do here is give you/
TheYellowOne
/something more permanent... Something you can't take off.
TheYellowOne
somethingintangible
I find it fascinating that criminals have a code. A limit to what they find acceptable. It sort of shows some are not beyond help
Mzso95
its almost like they are people
IWishIWereNotAllergicToCats
(1) It's not that fascinating. Most criminals, like everyone else in the world, think they're more moral than the average person. Stuff like
IWishIWereNotAllergicToCats
(2/3) this is how they justify that belief, let's not read too much into it. It really shouldn't surprise you that most criminals have a
IWishIWereNotAllergicToCats
(3/3) problem with child molestation ... I'd say it's a given, really. That hardly mitigates the gravity of the crimes they have committed.
Ginkodono
Yeah,they allow themselves to molest others! Truly a sign they're getting better.
somethingintangible
No, just a sign they do care about some people in an empathic way. Ie they are not psychopaths
AroAce
Which are beyond help ?
somethingintangible
People with no limit. Duhh
AroAce
https://markmoore1961.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/really-480.jpg
Nobody7713
I'd argue anyone who could bring themself to torture someone like this is pretty awful too.
ThatDawg
They brutalize these pedo dirtbags. A bullet would end the burden on society
eion85
pedophilia is not a crime, it's mental disorder. Let's call him a child molesting and murdering dirtbag, please.
trailerparksupervisor
99% of the time we only find out about pedophilia after the crime has happened so we don't need to split hairs too much, here.
eion85
Yeah, wonder why someone suffering from pedophilic desires wouldn't be open about it...
AroAce
Maybe trailerparksupervisor knows the answer.
AroAce
We must since not all pedophilia will molest a child and seek for help about their problem.
watsisface1
Pederasty is the term for molesting a child, I think
eion85
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pederasty
QUIBICUS
Does it really matter?
throwaway846542
Yes. Similarly, it would be daft to refer to the perpetrators of male-on-male prison rape as "homo dirtbags".
blainetog
Wanting to molest a child because of a chemical imbalance in your brain is very different from giving in to those desires.
biolologist
Depends on whether or not you think that thought-crimes should be prosecuted.
WillTradeSkiingLessonsForNudes
When you read 1984 and root for the bad guys...
robodash
I think that's the idea behind the movie total recall, or it might be a different movie I can't remember.
Munchman347
Whoa, here's that missing evidence, looks like Stockleman didn't do it after all. Um, guess I'll just dump this, don't want too much fuss.
DoctorLettuce
I have noticed that whenever I see something about a pedophile/murderer, everyone is so eager to list ways to torture them. 1/?
ButterMyButtAndCallMeBiscuit
we dont need reasons, we want excuses. People still have primal urges, and Anger and its resulting actions are the most primal.
imgurwhoreforcash
Because children are defenseless. Why do you care??
DoctorLettuce
Torturing someone in a contained facility isn't defending anyone. Time spent doing that could be spent actually defending kids.
HOOMANGUY
I am just gonna say Rollingstones A Rape On Campus. People completely shut their damn brains off once something happens to a child or women.
HOOMANGUY
In their minds a crime does validate another crime. They should probably read about Michael Kohlhaas.
HOOMANGUY
They rather have a possibly innocent guy lynched just so they have the satisfying knowledge that someone was punished.
AroAce
http://img.ffffound.com/static-data/assets/6/d8db2212146bb02856f16e1d482d19b691d2bc73_m.gif
Comet260
If it is proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed this crime, lynch away.
RaisinZetaJones
1/ No. I know exactly where you're coming from, but no. I say no because I understand the lust for it. And that scares me. It scares me that
RaisinZetaJones
2/ the difference between me and them isn't that I don't have that bloodlust, because I do. The difference between me and them is that they
HOOMANGUY
And he is already serving his sentence. But some people rather have him in a torture chamber 24/7 because the dont care about justice, they
HOOMANGUY
only care about their personal bloodlust. "Someone killed a little girl, that means someone needs to suffer!"
DoctorLettuce
I don't agree in anyway with what happened but its worrying that people cloud their judgement with hate and focus on sadistic torture. 2/?
DoctorLettuce
The death penalty shouldn't be there to 'punish', it should be there to prevent. 3/?
DoctorLettuce
Instead of worrying about the cost of a bullet compared to how much it costs to accommodate them, worry about if this person will harm 4/5
DoctorLettuce
Someone again. It just seems that people concentrate on making someone suffer more than the death of a child. 5/5
AroAce
Even that this post says comeuppance and it still gets upvoted shows how people think.
temujin9
As a society, we have few acceptable outlets for our viler instincts, so we tend to overdo it when we find one.
shoutuckerfatheroftheyear
I know its callous but yep. There is nothing sadder than a child who has lost everything for trusting those who should be protecting them.
Therearetoomanyusernames
I believe some people prefer the rage to the sadness and loss. I agree with what you say tho.
GLUTINUSMAXIMUS
i agree but that opinion is so often conveyed as defending paedphiles, rather than defending our own civility/ humanity. revenge =/= justice
Blinkordeath182
Amen. I couldn't have said it better myself
CrabWallet
It's because they're wretched people, looking for an excuse to indulge in cruelty and sadism without admitting what they are.
DeathGirp
What's more is the inmate who tattooed the pedo was a relative of Katie's.
IamAllred
Woah!!
CrabWallet
What could go wrong with the victim's family determining sentences and carrying them out?
IamAllred
Woah!!
thebiggestblackestdick
I am a firm believer that some people are so sick that death is the best option.
rubbarz
They will do just fine in a prison filled with convicted fathers.
FrankieGS
You must deserve death. Death it's a too easy way out for these monsters.
idontlikecomingupwithausername
Someone like him does not deserve death. He deserves to spend his life in misery and suffering without a fast ticket out of it.
EaNasirsExcellentHighGradeCopper
Death Penalty as a concept is fine, but too many innocent people get convicted out of enflamed passion instead of evidence, Justice 1/2
Dispari
It's also more expensive compared to just life in prison. I'm not actually against it morally, but there's just no reason to do it.
EaNasirsExcellentHighGradeCopper
I agree, I'm not against it..I just don't think the justice system is competent enough to prosecute it without a high degree of mistake.
EaNasirsExcellentHighGradeCopper
system is just not good enough to allow the death sentence, currently.
thebiggestblackestdick
Totally agree with you.
tapetkabinett
Or, if you could bother using your energy on another human, you could treat this person and assure another happy citizen in your society.
tapetkabinett
I'm not saying this will bring back Katie, but neither will killing her perpetrator. He deserves punishment, and that is jail time, but 1/2
tapetkabinett
After that, who're we to end his life, huh? I really don't understand this american sentiment of "killing all who does us wrong". 2/2
dogsdinner
The issue is the grey areas, what is to sick is an interpretation or opinion - yes this is fucking sick but also the tattoo is fucking SICK
titwrench
sick-sick? Or, just sick?
jasta6
Sick, bro.
VeinyUnicornTits
I vouch we just use "sicc" when referencing cool tattoos or sweet flips
dogsdinner
Concur
eion85
Wrongful convictions happen. Death is a non-reversible punishment. And it's wildly expensive to carry out a death sentence.
OnceYouPopYouCantStop
Its not. Its expensive to keep them incarcerated until you kill them. Just do away with that long interlude.
eion85
It's also getting more and more dangerous to carry out the execution now that almost all drug companies refuse to sell execution drugs.
OnceYouPopYouCantStop
Plenty of bullets.
eion85
Have to pass a new law to change execution methods. If you must, Nitrogen asphyxiation is likely to be the most humane method.
BattloidKouji
Yeah, who needs the 5th amendment?
OnceYouPopYouCantStop
Exactly!
AroAce
eion85
Which will up the wrongful execution rate. Nice job breaking it even more.
OnceYouPopYouCantStop
Doubtful.
eion85
We currently have around a 2% exoneration rate in capital cases, the innocence rate is estimated to be double that.
IronicUsername
long interlude," those people would be dead now. [2]
IronicUsername
If you doubt it, you're a moron. Death sentences have been overturned after more than a decade. Had authorities "done away with that [1]
SgtMichaelCross
I bet plenty of the inmates would take care of things for free. No need to be humane with this one.
eion85
Yes, how civilized. We can rightly judge a society by how it treats its criminals.
SgtMichaelCross
If the accused is sentenced without a shadow of doubt, and actually molested a 10yo, I don't give a fuck how civilized their end is.
IronicUsername
There is no such thing as "without a shadow of a doubt."
eion85
I think valuing the lives of people who we hate is a sign we're better humans than them.
BattloidKouji
The problem is how often that is not the case. See how many death sentences have been overturned due to new evidence in the last 10 years.
ICantBeOriginal
Death is too easy an end for those people
OliviaEyy
If it keeps some unrepentant predator from killing grandmas or laying hands on children, I'm all for it.
AliBarber
Yeah let's just pay our tax dollars to keep them alive
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AroAce
Yeah because fuck them when they are innocent right ?
AliBarber
Hypothetical word soup. I'm talking about people who are actually guilty and too fucked to be worth keeping alive.
ThisSceneDoesntIncludeALapDance
Yeah so let's pay lots of tax dollars for killing them instead!
Billyjackjay
Keeping irreparable ppl alive in a cage is, without a doubt, exponentially more expensive than taking them out back and ending them. Geez.
Megustalation
It's not just taking them out back and ending them at all. Most stats show that it's actually cheaper to keep them alive than to murder them
AliBarber
'Yeah but human rights' - fucking sjws
IronicUsername
Death row inmates cost tax payers more than a life sentence and you can't just "take them out back and end them." If you're going to [1]
AliBarber
How much is a bullet? Only takes one
IronicUsername
Neat. But that's illegal and the idea that we convict someone and immediately take them out back and shoot them is obviously retarded. [1]
RudeSpectre
True, but a rope and a gallows is reusable.
Billyjackjay
That settles that. Lol
RamenDoodle
Put them on an island that is impossible to get back to civilization. Drop some food occasionally. Let them fend for themselves.
IShouldBeStudyingRightNowInsteadOfBrowsingImgur
....Australia? Pretty sure that's how Australia started.
RamenDoodle
Right.
eion85
Actually once the colony was in need of settlers it's amazing how many crimes started being punished with transportation to Australia.
WhyCantIStopArguingWithInternetTrolls
Once you have crossed the line with a kid, there is no rehabilitation, in my humble opinion.
AroAce
So you act on your emotions ?
eion85
Glad your opinion is humble because I'm sure it's based on zero expertise.
Sloppydrunkcatlady
It's interesting how even prisons have their own hierarchy for what is and isn't an acceptable crime.
Dopplerfart
Always thought that
mechanimated
Even amongst violent offenders, most of their crimes are committed against other criminals, e.g. gang turf wars. Not against kids...
Freudberg
right?? almost like they're people too
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Well obviously lol I've just always found the culture of sub-groups within a society fascinating.
Koshunae
Honour among thieves
Redmancometh
Surprise just because you sell weed doesn't mean you're without morals
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Oh calm your tits I wasn't talking about people who smoke or sell weed.
Redmancometh
What do you mean calm your tits? It was an example of the lower echelon of the "awful person" hierarchy. They'd still hate child molestors.
Zephronias
In addition to above comments, lots of inmates have kids of their own, too.
ladypoopface
It' sa micro society, like school but not like school
therealgodzillaa
"Schools are like the city and the city is just like a prison"
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Oh absolutely, every sub-group has their own society and culture, it's fascinating
titwrench
My sentiments exactly.
KunFayyaKun
Especially when the majority of people in prisons are not violent criminals.
JeepJitsu92
yeah thats when the real justice chimes in
TemetNosce000
Most would agree that theft < molestation
BlackDragoness
It was said that many of the prisoners were themselves molested as children, hence child molesters are hated among criminals.
damspam
It makes me sad that society couldn't help them through the psychological trauma that might have led to their life of crime
Corynthius
It's because society dosent care. Some people have to learn to live with it sadly.
BridgetoTerabithiawasshit
Most criminals were subject to child abuse, according to studies.
leathersmt
Both above comments are valid. It didn't get commented by people tho.
IWishIWereNotAllergicToCats
Most criminals think they're more moral than the average person. Stuff like this is how they justify that. Let's not read too much into it.
leathersmt
Your drawing you comment from what experience ¿? May I ask.
Sloppydrunkcatlady
I just commented that it's interesting that even in a place full of criminals, there's a hierarchy of morality. That's it lol.
IWishIWereNotAllergicToCats
Okay, and I just commented that it's not that interesting ... Of course not all criminals think child molestation is okay, that's just silly
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Lol no you said don't read into it. I wasn't. I personally just find it interesting, it's whatever if you don't. Good for you, I suppose.
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titwrench
If you mean child-raping murderers, I second that. Its just so extremely offensive, I don't feel weird about revoking their membership.
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Can't tell if troll or serious.
leathersmt
I was serious.
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Well shit that's brutal. Even the petty stuff like smoking pot or something minor?
leathersmt
So by your values. You get a speeding ticket, can't afford to pay, warrant goes out, you go to jail, equals death?? It's dumb fks like you,
Comet260
Found the extreme republican.
leathersmt
No, you found someone pissed over a stupid comment.
Sloppydrunkcatlady
Haha holy jeez someone has their panties in a punch. My comment pissed you off? Really? Man, evaluate your priorities, save your emotions
Sloppydrunkcatlady
for something that's actually worth it, not some Internet comment by someone you don't know and will never meet. That's a waste.
gonetodublin
the kind of person who thinks police murders are justified even if the person just had a parking violation
leathersmt
Not what I said, you almost are trying to fry me out of context.
gonetodublin
All criminals deserve the death penalty?
eroso
Movies have made people to believe in those "chaotic evil" people. Most of them are pretty normal people with just poor self control
Maxdamage1
That are the ones who got caught. Most people have committed at least one jailable offense.
titwrench
I am on board. Some mundane shiz can put you in the hoosegow, depending upon different factors, not the least of which is the cop.
KillerInfection
"Most people". You must live in a fucking terrifying reality of your own.
thewordFish
Have you ever pirated anything, or used someone's wifi without consent, even if it didn't have a password? Yea, most people.
Loched
You can go to jail for using unsecured wifi?
MistressLyda
Let's hope he was actually guilty. I am not familiar with the case, but wrongful convictions do happen from time to time.
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saferisk84
WTF
delpharseven
Innocent people get convicted all the time. People on death row have been exonerated by DNA evidence. Courts are far from perfect.
Darkspire
And lord help you if someone fucks up in the lab, because they will believe that shit over anything else.
MikeAracter
That hair is guilty of something.
Sebastian987654
#FashionPolice
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eion85
DNA evidence has been mishandled before. It's a slim chance, but DNA is not perfect.
TemetNosce000
OJ got off mainly because of mishandled evidence.
leathersmt
OJ, was and still is, guilty. He denies, but society knows his lies.
TemetNosce000
No doubt about it. They finally got him though. Different charge, same penalty.
giveittomestraightlikeapearcidermadefrom100percentpears
I was going to say, there was a great Atlantic article on this. And though this was a rare example, a woman was raped, and she misidentified
giveittomestraightlikeapearcidermadefrom100percentpears
the guy a week later in the street. And because there were 2 rapists the DNA samples needed some experience of interpreting. And the lady >
giveittomestraightlikeapearcidermadefrom100percentpears
misinterpreted.. They also say that something like 85% of juries are swayed by DNA evidence even with contradictory alibis or evidence.
youknownothinchrismartin
My dad was wrongfully convicted of a crime. It was eventually appealed years later by the Supreme Court, but not before he suffered for it.
Hyippy
Did he get any pay off? I've heard that people often don't get anything.
youknownothinchrismartin
Not right away. About 25 years later he was finally officially pardoned by the Illinois governor and given $50,000.
Vronnyka
That is extremely heartbreaking. I am so sorry he had to go through so much.
youknownothinchrismartin
Thank you! He's a lot tougher than I would've have been
Darkspire
Wow, all the way to the Supreme Court? Glad they were able to get him out. Shame it wasn't sooner.
youknownothinchrismartin
Yeah, it was before much was known about DNA evidence, so the cops decided it matched when it didn't. It was hard to get a judge on his side
AwesomeDude1
Additionally he is already convicted and serving his time. It's awful to try to take it into your own hands to fuck them up more.
MistressLyda
Valid argument, but it is even worse towards someone wrongfully convicted.
titwrench
It would be interesting to know how many wrongful convictions involved defendents who, while innocecent, were still bad people.
jadespider
YoloSwagginsAndTheKnightsOfTheRoundTable
Tell that to the parents
AroAce
And ?
titwrench
thats the crux of it: trying to give justice to victims/ families. It should be up to them which possible sentence is carried out.
AwesomeDude1
yea, who needs police and god-forbid courts.
jellis45
Grew up/lived in the county this occurred in. And yes, he is very guilty. Our whole county/southern indiana is infested with these fuckers
Crimsonak
Even if he was guilty, vigilante justice isn't real justice.
iceph03nix
I vaguely remember the case, and I seem to remember it ended pretty cut and dried...
jadespider
Wrongful convictions DO happen, but they are pretty much as rare as you'd hope they are.
ChibiYui
If by 'rare' you mean the norm, than sure.
Darkspire
The ones that are caught are "rare," perhaps.
eion85
4% in capital cases for instance. Far too high a number there.
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BreakerMark78
That stink is impossible to get off, even being accused but not tried ruins your life
titwrench
oh my god, that is a terrifying thought.
darearkin
Sometimes just an accusation is all it takes.
tekknoire
It's basically over if you even get ACCUSED of child molestation, or rape for that matter, if you ask me b
wagglesmith
I'd recommend watching the movie "The Hunt", it's on Netflix. It's about that very thing. It scared the crap out of me for that reason.
Velexis
In most parts of the world. There are countries where peoples names and images aren't released even if convicted. In case it's wrong
titwrench
Saw that in japan, sort of. they blur the hands of handcuffed people shown on tv. pretty fruitless effort, but I get the point.
TemetNosce000
This just happened to a friend. They proved the girl made it up I court but the papers have already ruined his name.
Therearetoomanyusernames
I would carry around the paperwork showing I was proven innocent. Or move SUPER far away if possible.
leathersmt
I know someone who carries his paperwork around. It says one thing, but he was convicted of another. Wierd.
Therearetoomanyusernames
That really is odd. Maybe they're fake or from a separate conviction.
HOOMANGUY
Yeah, Lynch Justice! Whooh! Seriously, people just turn their brains off when children are involved.
trailerparksupervisor
I agree. This should be done to people who victimize adults too.
Whatupguyshowisitgoing
Can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.
tapetkabinett
No one deserves mental abuse.
CrabWallet
Cruelty diminishes everyone involved.
AroAce
Yeah emotions can really fast turn your brain off.
CrabWallet
If you're a piece of shit. A decent person exercises his ability to restrain his emotional reactions as he matures.
AroAce
That is correct.
Gwego
Justice ≠ revenge
Dopplerfart
Another point is. There are places where the so called "justice" (public/institutional) does not work accordingly, where rapists are 1/2
Dopplerfart
Free to keep raping children. Can you imagine that image into a parent's victim head ? The sense of "injustice" ? How emotional it gets ?
Dopplerfart
You say that until something happens in your friend-family circle (hope not though) but things change when emotions kick in
LeadByBadExample
My sister was raped. I thought about getting the fucker for a short while, but decided not to out of principle.
Lildoc911
Dunno why you are getting downvoted. What you said is true. Never know how you will react until you are in the situation.
Dopplerfart
Downvoted, bc theoretical peacemakers here are judging from the comfort of their houses...til real life gets them. Smh
daggetttheangrybeaver
This is exactly why we have neutral judges and as soon as the judge shows that he is to emotional, he gets replaced. Justice ≠ revenge!
Dopplerfart
Cute, again, but non-realistic.
CrabWallet
Giving in to revenge is always a moral failure, no matter how you feel. Passion or emotional compulsion aren't an excuse.
Dopplerfart
Again, your sister gets raped and you act like Isaac Asimov cold robot just because society expects your correctness and acceptance. Smh
Dopplerfart
That's cute, but that's only theory my friend. You don't know how you are going to react in a REAL situation, no matter what you say
CrabWallet
you reacted to in your life? A million? Three million? Sane people RARELY surprise themselves. 3
CrabWallet
times in your life have you reacted to an extreme situation in a completely unpredictable way? A dozen? Two dozen? How many situations have2
CrabWallet
That's a dumb position. Most adults have a very good idea of how they'll react to a given situation. Use yourself as an example. How many 1
CrabWallet
of years the civilized world has realized the victim's thirst for revenge (however understandable) isn't legitimate. I'm not aware of any 2
CrabWallet
developed political system, or even ancient religion, that says "hurt 'em as bad as you feel!!" Only idiots and children think that's legit3
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Dopplerfart
That's what's wrong with your point. I am not talking legitimacy. I am talking about justice. A father having a daughter
Dopplerfart
raped, can feel that justice has been made if he goes after the rapist and kills the guy, while not legit, no one can't judge him
Dopplerfart
Bc we have no idea how we're gonna react to that situation like that until we live it, that's the point.
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CrabWallet
What planet are you on? Why do you think sentences are determined by a judge, according to sentencing guidelines? Because for thousands 1
moepwizzy
Everyone who thinks that this is a good thing should rethink their values and move to a place without a justice system. This is fucked up...
Kisamex96
He raped and murdered someone, why should it matter what happens to him?
eion85
Because it lessens all of us when something like this happens, and we slip further towards barbarism.
sarcamic
when the state stops killing murders someone has to take up the slack
eion85
May as well start chopping off thieves' hands too then.
bootsinthebed
Stealing bread is not raping a child
destinoz
I don't think it's good. Good is something else entirely. I just don't care if bad things happen to child rapists and killers.
CrabWallet
Yeah, fuck all that "an injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere" bullshit! People I hate don't deserve basic human rights! Only me!
destinoz
Did I say that I want to deny him basic rights? No. There is a difference between a system I'd support and my personal capacity for caring.
Comet260
Forgive me if I feel no compassion for a child rapist.
HOOMANGUY
Yeah cause one crime totally justifies another one right? Stealing from a thief should be legal along with raping a rapist and kill murderer
eion85
It's not about compassion, it's about not surrendering our humanity and becoming the monsters we hate.
LeadByBadExample
I forgive you, and I hope you learn to be a better person some day.
AroAce
It really is.
CrabWallet
Yup. May as well bring back lynchings. The mob never lynched anyone they hadn't decided totally deserved it.
FrigOffRandy
This dude was tried & convicted... not even remotely close to a lynching.
CrabWallet
Washington, and many others. Did you think lynchings never followed trials, convictions, and even guilty pleas? 2
CrabWallet
He was sentenced, a mob didn't think the sentence was bad enough so they brutalized him. This happened in the famous lynching of Jesse 1