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Question: Do you agree to extend Capital punishment for rape & paedophilia crimials?
Yes - 1 (12.5%)
No - 5 (62.5%)
just Perpetual prison - 2 (25%)
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« Reply #30 on: June 27, 2008, 11:54:08 AM »

Only warning citizens that forcible rape would be extremely punished, will decrease incidence to lowest rate possible-
what kind of justice and penalty is made  when you get a guy like Alan Horowitz jailed (welcomed in 5 stars prison) than freed to continue his predator behavior  raping 41 children- the state is responsible on the future victims.

For most people, the threat of prison is enough of a deterrent. Those for whom it isn't usually don't consider the possibility of getting caught, or don't care because their urges are too strong (there are treatments for this). Thus, the death penalty is no more of a deterrent than a lengthy prison sentence.
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« Reply #31 on: June 27, 2008, 11:57:13 AM »

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Uncle Ahk, I know it's very hard for you to control your pulsion to masturbate over palestine and Iran in each thread; but here you are really laughing at yourself!

Do you compare rate crimes in WB and Iran with US? what those two case have to do with subject. it's totally incomparable

I proposed to compare rate crimes and penalties between big countries China, India, US!

Fall or rise, not important since  it stills the highest even in closed society like Army


gibberish. First off you scoff at the idea of comparing statistics but that's the only good statistics are for. Y'see statistics are used for relative analysis whihc means 1 solitary statistic alone is meaningless unless you have others to compare with. If you say the US has a rape rate of 1.3 every minute we have no idea if that it a high rate or a low rate per capita relative to other countries that have the death penalty for it. If you do not understand the purpose of statistics then do not post them.

Next I asked you to answer this simple question: why does the US need implement the death penalty when rates have already dropped 85% in the last 20 years?

You skirted this question even though it directly relates to your contention that the US should employ the DP like they do in other countries in order to curb the number of rapes. But those other countries do not necessarily have a lower rape rates, especially India, but instead a lower rate of reported rapes and next to no reliable statistics for which to compare. This is another issue you refuse to face but instead need to banter, insult and flame.

You shouldn't even really be here at all, and since you're obviosuly up to your old habit of trying to use IAP as a platform for your useless propaganda you will again get dissappeared starting now. Not to mention I won't put up with a breath of rude treatment from you towards Jericoacoara who is about the only guy left who's polite to you.

bye. until we meet again.

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« Reply #32 on: June 27, 2008, 05:33:25 PM »

This whole debate has a very simple fix.

1)  No death penalty for child rapists. 

   Yes, I know - some think that a person that rapes a child deserves a death sentence.  I half agree as there are few crimes more horrific in my opinion.  Although I am torn about whether it is really an offense that deserves the death penalty.  But, maybe we can find another solution so that everyone is happy!

2)  Advertise to all inmates that inmate "X" is a child rapist through use of newsletters and the prison TV system. 

   Problem solved.  Prisoners will kill the child rapist, likely in a far more painful and cost effective way than lethal injection, the gas chamber, or the electric chair.  I see this as a win-win situation.  Child rapist gets what he deserves, it is cost effective, and we don't have to question whether or not the death penalty is correctly applied.

All it takes is a little imagination and ingenuity and everyone can be happy.  Well, everyone except for maybe child rapists - but that isn't a bad thing.
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« Reply #33 on: June 28, 2008, 08:14:57 AM »

would you guarantee that 'child rapist' 100% guilty? if yes then would i have the right to shot you for causing indirect death by asking cellmates to kill possibly innocent person?

instead of that you could invest your deadly energy in science and possibly make time travel machine or brain cell analyzer so we all can be sure one is rapist and other one is not.
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« Reply #34 on: June 28, 2008, 09:20:28 AM »

would you guarantee that 'child rapist' 100% guilty? if yes then would i have the right to shot you for causing indirect death by asking cellmates to kill possibly innocent person?

instead of that you could invest your deadly energy in science and possibly make time travel machine or brain cell analyzer so we all can be sure one is rapist and other one is not.

Mdma has illustrated the big problem with capital punishment for any offense. If the state wrongfully convicts and executes the convicted, they can't take it back. How many have been "put away" for life only to be exonerated years after their conviction because of a revelation of false testimony, DNA developments, new evidence, confession or incompetency of council ? At least you can set the falsely convicted free at that point. Even without any restitution they can at least be given their freedom back.
  If they are dead....well... dead is forever.
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« Reply #35 on: June 28, 2008, 10:26:34 AM »

Whoops! Here goes another unreported rape in Iran.
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Iran girl gets 100 lashes for sex
A teenage girl and two young men in Iran have been sentenced to lashes for having sex.

The court dismissed the girl's claim that she was raped. It said she had sex of her own free will, the official Iran Daily newspaper reported.

The girl was sentenced to 100 lashes because her accusations of rape and kidnap could have landed her partners a death penalty, the Tehran judge said.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4295111.stm

Seems clear that if you're a woman in Iran and you're raped you just keep your mouth shut and dont report it. Kinda makes the death penalty useless.

Ahk, contrary to the popular belief such cases in Iran do get published in various forms of media and there are stats to subsbtantiate the numbers. The punishment for rapists in Iran is indeed a death penalty. Now in regards to this story having sex outside marriage in Iran does not tantamount to capital punishment or death penalty but lashes. To avoid the rape charges the authorities have decided to let the rapists off the hook and claimed the teenage girl had sex of her own free will to reduce the death penalty to lashes. It is unfortunate for the poor girl and her family, who not only got 100 lashes but also let her rapist partners get away with it with only lashes to avoid the death penalty.
Please do not misunderstand that any iranian let alone the girls own parents can not justify the court's verdict. The jurisdiction is antiquated and has to be changed in this regard on how to deal with rapists.
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« Reply #36 on: June 29, 2008, 12:02:56 PM »

Interestingly, the wingnuts who chose to elect George W. Bush, not only once, but twice, have three members of the Supremes who are
exactly what was promised.  Two that fit well with Scalia as Bush promised and the Scalia clone, Clarence Thomas. That's four who are
unquestionably right wing.  Oops, then there is Kennedy. Possibly the most powerful member in years who in those five to four votes appears not to have satisfied those who support the death penalty in almost any and all cases, ignoring most all of the Western world of
which the U.S. for other purposes claims to be a factor in that have long since moved away from killing and chosen punishment rather
than revenge. 

Rape is a hideous crime, but one of power, quite typically against those the rapist has the power over to commit.   Raping a child IMHO even more so.  Don't decide because I agree with this decision I'm "soft on crime."  However, if one analyses child rape, the great majority of this crime takes place as a result of incest with the parent of the child the perpetrator,  few of which are ever reported. Should a father who rapes his daughter be put to death for raping his daughter? If that is a choice those who would give the death penalty to for such actions, death rows across the nation would be full and overflowing. There would be no way to kill the perpetrators of incest fast enough. Puts a bit of different perspective on the crime which is quite common unlike the one in LA that came before the Supremes. 

It's obviously easy to be outraged by the horror of the rape of a child, but to advocate murder by another inmate once the rapist is incarcerated is very telling and suggests the advocate is an accomplice to murder.   Just my opinion, but maybe just the result of some of the excessive blood lust that seems to have infected the U.S. society with the taking of the life of even the highly violent in contrast to much of the rest of Western culture?

Not atypically, voters tend to forget the reality that though presidents and political parties in power change on a regular basis, the appointments of those who sit on the Federal Courts and the Supreme Court are for the life of the appointee.  Want more Scalias? McCain has promised more. Will one more satisfy the bloodlust?  Come November it will be your choice.



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« Reply #37 on: June 29, 2008, 12:26:45 PM »

It's obviously easy to be outraged by the horror of the rape of a child, but to advocate murder by another inmate once the rapist is incarcerated is very telling and suggests the advocate is an accomplice to murder.

You can't be an accomplice if there was no crime to begin with.

The rapist violated the child, not me or anyone else....sitting in jail watching TV for the rest of his life seems more reward than punishment.

Maybe someone who's given up at trying anything more in life would appreciate the reward?

However....if the creep knew what was REALLY in store...he might give it a second thought....and the life of even just ONE little girl is not destroyed...

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Not atypically, voters tend to forget the reality that though presidents and political parties in power change on a regular basis, the appointments of those who sit on the Federal Courts and the Supreme Court are for the life of the appointee.  Want more Scalias? McCain has promised more.

Let us remember who saved the Second Ammendment.

Want a liberal court threaten to destroy yet another Bill of Right?

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« Reply #38 on: June 29, 2008, 01:17:24 PM »

You're more than welcome for the reminder, Patton.  LOL, I don't even disagree with the decision re: the Second Amendment, but I find the First Amendment, the Fourth and the one some would prefer to remove, the Nineteenth, on a realistic basis.   

I also find it interesting you so carefully picked and chose from my comments on child rape and avoided any discussion of the unfortunate
fact that incest is an exceedingly common basis for child rape.  Won't see many cases of such in an ER though.  One of those so-called
for many "family matters" that doesn't get publicly exposed. The crimes are no less devastating to the victim, but only too often the victim is blamed for "asking for it."  Even worse, rape in the process of incest is not typically a single violent incident,  but goes on year after year, a quiet held family secret, until the victim, finally reaches maturity and leaves the home. 

You didn't chose to comment about child rapes within the family.  Ya figure the child or mom would be more willing to report if there was
the possibility or probability that dad would be sent to the death chamber?  Few enough are ever reported or prosecuted with very often
the choice being leaving the victim in the home and sending dad for some counseling.  Then maybe you're unaware that even in our
Christian nation, there are some religious sects where it remains the "father's right" to "break in his daughters."  You might want to check Utah where that practice among some continues or even in other locations of the "faithful" of that same sect.

While I respect your professional position and what you do in a helping profession, mine included considerable study and even in later
specific casework in the area of rape and the rapes that take place in the equally illegal practice of incest.
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« Reply #39 on: June 29, 2008, 07:16:22 PM »

A father who rapes his own child forfeits his "Daddy" rights.........and deserves the same treatment as the garden variety child molester....harsher if it were up to me.....for violation of the supreme trust of parenthood.
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« Reply #40 on: June 30, 2008, 07:57:50 AM »

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Ahk, contrary to the popular belief such cases in Iran do get published in various forms of media and there are stats to subsbtantiate the numbers.

So where are they? I'm sorry but it seems obvious that nothing statistical coming out of Iran can be trusted. This is the country with "no homosexuals' remember?

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To avoid the rape charges the authorities have decided to let the rapists off the hook and claimed the teenage girl had sex of her own free will to reduce the death penalty to lashes. It is unfortunate for the poor girl and her family, who not only got 100 lashes but also let her rapist partners get away with it with only lashes to avoid the death penalty.
Please do not misunderstand that any iranian let alone the girls own parents can not justify the court's verdict. The jurisdiction is antiquated and has to be changed in this regard on how to deal with rapists.

Well that's all fine and dandy but you're going to be posting for years before you convince me that the story I posted from Iran is anything besides typical. You know I'm not going to run out an hunt down 100 similar stories to 'prove' that, but then you also know I could. This is far from an isolated incident. I'm not trying to vilify all Iran but bullshit is bullshit. Totally different subject but I wouldn't execute a 'tard either.

You say it was 'unfortunate' for the family but it was the 'family' that raped her. Anyone living in a society like that who looks off to the US and is tempted to chastise them because of what they figure 'sounds like' a high rape rate is straight up crazy. I'll take a society o 'sluts' and unplanned teenage pregnancy over a society where the males, essentially, may rape women on any baloney excuse (basically on a whim) any day.


More to the point, supposedly they have the death penalty for rape and yet it goes on all the time, whereas North America (and Europe for that matter) have a consistently dropping rate of rape because of the aggressive evolution of prosecution these countries engage. Further how come with all the rape the only executions going on there are journalists and teenage homosexuals?

Some interesting quotes of superior Iranian Justice:
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according to an Iranian doctor who has witnessed many state executions of women, women and girls are commonly raped by guards prior to their execution. Ostensibly, this practice ensures that the woman is not a virgin when she dies, thus preventing her from entering paradise

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   In March 2005, Nazanin, who was 17 at the time, and her niece were attacked by three men while walking in a park in Tehran, the capital of Iran. When the men began throwing stones at them, the girls were abandoned by their boyfriends, who left them alone to defend themselves from the brutality. Out of fear and panic, the girls did the only thing they knew to do—try to run away. Yet despite their desperate attempts to escape the grasps of the three ill-minded men, the young girls were caught, thrown to the ground and forced upon by the strangers attempting to rape them. Acting on instinct, Nazanin tried to protect herself and her niece. Drawing a knife she kept hidden beneath her clothing to guard against this type of attack, Nazanin stabbed one of the men in the chest as he was forcing himself upon her. Although Nazanin persists that she merely intended to use the knife to force the man off her, the stabbing resulted in the rapist’s death. Nazanin was subsequently arrested, charged and convicted for the death of the rapist and is sentenced to die by hanging.
http://rutherford.org/articles_db/commentary.asp?record_id=392

Mmmmm. Just-deli-licious! I mean they left the house accompanied by their 'boyfriends' so they wouldnt be put to death for 'sluttery' and then if they are raped well we all know what'll happen then right? They'll be executed. If they resist being raped what happens? They'll be executed. S'fair cop. Seriously medieval witch trials were fairer.

IMO it is a ridiculous lie on the part of Iran when they say they 'execute rapists'. They do not. They use 'rape' as an excuse to execute when they like. It is a society that uses instituted rape as part of it's 'family values'. All Iranian men, powerful or poor, have complete rights to do whatever the hell they want to women, even their mothers. In Afghanistan for example they at least have some reverence for motherhood and the work women do within the society.


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