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Title: Greyhound bus killer will be locked up a long time: mental illness expert
Category: Law & Order
Posted By: hurley_108
Date: 2009-03-06 12:10:41
Canadian

[ridenrain]

He should have been put in an institute when he was diagnosed back in 2004.

[saturn_656]

Pardon me if I don't take Ms. Osted's word for it...

[Proculation]

ridenrain wrote:

He should have been put in an institute when he was diagnosed back in 2004.

You can't put every person in an institute because they have a mental illness. 1 fourth of the population would be institutionalized

[bootlegga]

Proculation wrote:

ridenrain wrote:

He should have been put in an institute when he was diagnosed back in 2004.

You can't put every person in an institute because they have a mental illness. 1 fourth of the population would be institutionalized

[Brenda]

Huh, I wonder which 25% of CKA we would be locking up, and who would be taking care of them

[raydan]

Brenda wrote:

Huh, I wonder which 25% of CKA we would be locking up, and who would be taking care of them

Me guessing the % of CKA may be a bit higher than that.

[hurley_108]

The last two days have actually been really good ones for Canadian Justice.

Li has been found NCR for his crime, and will, according to expert opinion, not be released from a secure facility for years and years, and even if he is, will have his every move scrutinized.

A street racer who killed a woman will be sent back to the country he came from.

The father of those two poor girls who froze to death last year will not be sentenced to "a lifetime of spiritual healing," but will in fact go to jail for his crime.

A corrupt lawyer was tried and convicted in Montreal.

The system works, despite the wailing and hollering we so often hear.

[DerbyX]

hurley_108 wrote:

The last two days have actually been really good ones for Canadian Justice.

Li has been found NCR for his crime, and will, according to expert opinion, not be released from a secure facility for years and years, and even if he is, will have his every move scrutinized.

A street racer who killed a woman will be sent back to the country he came from.

The father of those two poor girls who froze to death last year will not be sentenced to "a lifetime of spiritual healing," but will in fact go to jail for his crime.

A corrupt lawyer was tried and convicted in Montreal.

The system works, despite the wailing and hollering we so often hear.

What a surprise. Canada isn't going to hell in a hand basket under the guidance of the liberal moral relativist judges.

[Tricks]

Well obviously.

[Akhenaten]

DerbyX wrote:

hurley_108 wrote:

The last two days have actually been really good ones for Canadian Justice.

Li has been found NCR for his crime, and will, according to expert opinion, not be released from a secure facility for years and years, and even if he is, will have his every move scrutinized.

A street racer who killed a woman will be sent back to the country he came from.

The father of those two poor girls who froze to death last year will not be sentenced to "a lifetime of spiritual healing," but will in fact go to jail for his crime.

A corrupt lawyer was tried and convicted in Montreal.

The system works, despite the wailing and hollering we so often hear.

What a surprise. Canada isn't going to hell in a hand basket under the guidance of the liberal moral relativist judges.

And yet if you search the entire forum your post is the only one with the term "liberal moral relativist" in relation to any of these stories so it makes you wonder who gave you that idea. I find it ironic that many of the examples given are what they are because of 'conservative' pushes for more severe sentencing.




Akh

[DerbyX]

Akhenaten wrote:

And yet if you search the entire forum your post is the only one with the term "liberal moral relativist" in relation to any of these stories so it makes you wonder who gave you that idea. I find it ironic that many of the examples given are what they are because of 'conservative' pushes for more severe sentencing.

Actually sunshine since you are a noob I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and just gently correct you.

The liberal moral crack was an obvious plug about the legal drug thread.

The comments about liberal judges though is one that has been a commonality on this forum by the conservative pundits. Every time somebody receives a sentence less then they like they inevitably decry the "Liberal appointed judges" and in general blame them for any number of crimes in society as if they wouldn't exist if our justice system were filled with good ole boys sending kids to the gallows by the bushel.

Thats why when it turns out those very same Liberal appointed judges are making good decisions and our society isn't crumbling I point that out.

[bootlegga]

hurley_108 wrote:

The last two days have actually been really good ones for Canadian Justice.

Li has been found NCR for his crime, and will, according to expert opinion, not be released from a secure facility for years and years, and even if he is, will have his every move scrutinized.

A street racer who killed a woman will be sent back to the country he came from.

The father of those two poor girls who froze to death last year will not be sentenced to "a lifetime of spiritual healing," but will in fact go to jail for his crime.

A corrupt lawyer was tried and convicted in Montreal.

The system works, despite the wailing and hollering we so often hear.

[Akhenaten]

DerbyX wrote:

Akhenaten wrote:

And yet if you search the entire forum your post is the only one with the term "liberal moral relativist" in relation to any of these stories so it makes you wonder who gave you that idea. I find it ironic that many of the examples given are what they are because of 'conservative' pushes for more severe sentencing.

Actually sunshine since you are a noob I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and just gently correct you.

Yep not a post can be made by you guys that isn't a childish personal insult. Even in response to a harmless post like mine. I stopped reading at this point. I hate to say this I really do, but chose just about any American/international forum out there and they all sound more mature that the posts that have been replied to mine in the 48 hours I've been here. And just as I predicted as a moderate I will get insulted by both sides. I've been called a Leftist and implied I'm a Bushbot for the most simple and polite of replies....mostly because that's what peopel do when they can't handle a simple point.

[DerbyX]

Akhenaten wrote:

DerbyX wrote:

Akhenaten wrote:

And yet if you search the entire forum your post is the only one with the term "liberal moral relativist" in relation to any of these stories so it makes you wonder who gave you that idea. I find it ironic that many of the examples given are what they are because of 'conservative' pushes for more severe sentencing.

Actually sunshine since you are a noob I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and just gently correct you.

Yep not a post can be made by you guys that isn't a childish personal insult. Even in response to a harmless post like mine. I stopped reading at this point.

I read your stuff and it was all about insults (that and changing your posts after the fact).

Go back and finish reading. I explain why you were wrong.