Christchurch Mosque Shooter Sentenced to Life in Prison

[Cordel One]

I don't want to paralyze him, I want to put him somewhere small where he can ruminate on what he's done. Y'all have some filthy minds, jumping to the worst possible interpretation of what I'm saying.

...you literally linked to an article about a guy with total locked-in syndrome and said "we could try something like this", so what the hell other interpretation do you expect people to take away from what you said? Hm?

yeeeah that wasn't the best comparison. While I want him isolated in a small area for a little while with time to think about what he did, I'm not nearly that sadistic. My bad.

[The New California Republic]

...you literally linked to an article about a guy with total locked-in syndrome and said "we could try something like this", so what the hell other interpretation do you expect people to take away from what you said? Hm?

yeeeah that wasn't the best comparison. While I want him isolated in a small area for a little while with time to think about what he did, I'm not nearly that sadistic. My bad.

Solitary confinement longer than a week or so is classed as a form of psychological torture; so, again, no.

[Great Mann]

...you literally linked to an article about a guy with total locked-in syndrome and said "we could try something like this", so what the hell other interpretation do you expect people to take away from what you said? Hm?

yeeeah that wasn't the best comparison. While I want him isolated in a small area for a little while with time to think about what he did, I'm not nearly that sadistic. My bad.

He’ll be isolated enough in prison. He’s going to need to be if he wants to stay alive, since I believe many sharing prison with him will want him dead.

[The New California Republic]

yeeeah that wasn't the best comparison. While I want him isolated in a small area for a little while with time to think about what he did, I'm not nearly that sadistic. My bad.

He’ll be isolated enough in prison. He’s going to need to be if he wants to stay alive, since I believe many sharing prison with him will want him dead.

He will likely be in protective custody where he will only be able to interact with a small handful of people, likely a dozen. It isn't solitary confinement as such, but it is minimising the number of people around him to minimise the risk that someone might try to off him.

[Great Mann]

He’ll be isolated enough in prison. He’s going to need to be if he wants to stay alive, since I believe many sharing prison with him will want him dead.

He will likely be in protective custody where he will only be able to interact with a small handful of people, likely a dozen. It isn't solitary confinement as such, but it is minimising the number of people around him to minimise the risk that someone might try to off him.

No doubt prison life will make him suffer in more ways than one. Which is what I’m gathering from what most people want.

[Sanghyeok]

He’ll be isolated enough in prison. He’s going to need to be if he wants to stay alive, since I believe many sharing prison with him will want him dead.

He will likely be in protective custody where he will only be able to interact with a small handful of people, likely a dozen. It isn't solitary confinement as such, but it is minimising the number of people around him to minimise the risk that someone might try to off him.

I do hope he doesn't get to radicalize anyone during his time though.

[Nazeroth]

execution, save taxpayers money

[Kowani]

execution, save taxpayers money

…You know, the death penalty is more expensive than a life sentence.

[Jedi Council]

...you literally linked to an article about a guy with total locked-in syndrome and said "we could try something like this", so what the hell other interpretation do you expect people to take away from what you said? Hm?

yeeeah that wasn't the best comparison. While I want him isolated in a small area for a little while with time to think about what he did, I'm not nearly that sadistic. My bad.

I'm not so sure. Life imprisonment and only ever being allowed to watch Barney reruns sounds like a worthy punishment.

[Salus Maior]

execution, save taxpayers money

…You know, the death penalty is more expensive than a life sentence.

That probably depends on how it's done.

[The New California Republic]

He will likely be in protective custody where he will only be able to interact with a small handful of people, likely a dozen. It isn't solitary confinement as such, but it is minimising the number of people around him to minimise the risk that someone might try to off him.

I do hope he doesn't get to radicalize anyone during his time though.

I don't think he will get much, if any, contact with other prisoners.

A similar mass murderer of his level of dangerousness, Anders Behring Breivik, doesn't interact with any other prisoners, and his visitors are meticulously screened. Day-to-day he only interacts with guards and health care workers. His letters are also screened for any hate material. I think we can expect that kind of imprisonment in this case as well.

[Nazeroth]

execution, save taxpayers money

…You know, the death penalty is more expensive than a life sentence.

you know bullets are pretty cheap

[The New California Republic]

…You know, the death penalty is more expensive than a life sentence.

you know bullets are pretty cheap

The link isn't talking about method, it's the other costs that are higher.

[The Radio Operator]

I think now's a great time to test out the rehabilitation theory.

[Nazeroth]

you know bullets are pretty cheap

The link isn't talking about method, it's the other costs that are higher.

They are only high due to bloated government not because the process is inherently expensive

[Sanghyeok]

I think now's a great time to test out the rehabilitation theory.

I believe in most crimes getting a chance to be rehabilitated, but I'm not sure if such a twisted, racist person can be saved.

[The Radio Operator]

I think now's a great time to test out the rehabilitation theory.

I believe in most crimes getting a chance to be rehabilitated, but I'm not sure if such a twisted, racist person can be saved.

Only one way to find out!

[The New California Republic]

The link isn't talking about method, it's the other costs that are higher.

They are only high due to bloated government not because the process is inherently expensive

You were responding to someone who posted a link, and your post didn't really address the content of said link.

And I don't see NZ shooting prisoners any time soon, so your comment is ultimately irrelevant anyway.

[Nazeroth]

They are only high due to bloated government not because the process is inherently expensive

You were responding to someone who posted a link, and your post didn't really address the content of said link.

And I don't see NZ shooting prisoners any time soon, so your comment is ultimately irrelevant anyway.

meh that's fair

[New yugoslavaia]

I'm just really happy that no one has come onto this thread with the intent to defend this man.

[Kowani]

…You know, the death penalty is more expensive than a life sentence.

That probably depends on how it's done.

Did you…read the link at all?

[Swindenland]

Guys, I think it's best to leave the trial to the court in NZ. They are clearly dealing with the issue professionaly and the verdict seems credible.

After crimes and terrorist acts have been committed, people usually feel a lot of emotions and it is important not to become an angry mob that suggests outright barbaric punishments. That's what differentiates us from terrorists - we are civilised and they are not.

[Nazeroth]

Guys, I think it's best to leave the trial to the court in NZ. They are clearly dealing with the issue professionaly and the verdict seems credible.

After crimes and terrorist acts have been committed, people usually feel a lot of emotions and it is important not to become an [b]angry mob that suggests outright barbaric punishments[/b]. That's what differentiates us from terrorists - we are civilised.

damn if that isn't very relavent now in america

[New yugoslavaia]

Guys, I think it's best to leave the trial to the court in NZ. They are clearly dealing with the issue professionaly and the verdict seems credible.

After crimes and terrorist acts have been committed, people usually feel a lot of emotions and it is important not to become an [b]angry mob that suggests outright barbaric punishments[/b]. That's what differentiates us from terrorists - we are civilised.

damn if that isn't very relavent now in america

[b]angry mob.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

[Salus Maior]

That probably depends on how it's done.

Did you…read the link at all?

Nope.

Although reading it a bit now, the death penalty trials tend to cost more and that's what lends to the bulk of the expense, right?
I imagine that is the case because generally, you need to take more effort to prove that the case is worth the death penalty. At least, in my layman's mind.

I'm not sure it would apply to this particular case, considering he broadcast his killing on the internet as he was doing it.