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Someone in dire need of Killing:
« on: 2011-02-26, 19:38:16 »
http://www.latimes.com/ktla-toddler-raped-at-sea-world,0,7771337.story
I would pay a great deal of money to purchase the lottery ticket to see who got to use this vile bag of human excrement for a cutting practice target. Stories of despicable animals like this cause me to nearly lose my mind.  >:(
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #1 on: 2011-02-26, 22:57:06 »

Wow... I mean... wow. I can only hope he gets the same a thousand times over in jail.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #2 on: 2011-02-27, 04:07:20 »
Stick 'im like a bloody pig and watch 'im squeal.

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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #3 on: 2011-02-27, 04:51:00 »
As a father with two young children, I can't help but put myself in the place of those parents.  I'm quite sure I would come unglued and spend the rest of my life behind bars for ending his miserable existance. Would this be honorable or Knightly; I think no and yes.  To rid the world of this evil would be Knightly, but to be seperated from my little ones when they need me the most would be unbearable.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #4 on: 2011-02-27, 19:23:03 »
Every time I think I'm getting paranoid regarding my kids' safety, something like this comes along. :(
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #5 on: 2011-02-28, 19:04:27 »
I was talking about the state of affairs for children in general w/a colleague the other day, remarking how it was commonplace, when I was growing up, to find a kid miles away from home on a bike by himself and no one thought anything of it- no one tried to take the kid, the kid didn't end up missing - and the parents weren't beating their breasts at the 'loss' of their child because they were out playing.

Nowadays?  If I can't see my kids- they're in danger.  That's it.  Nevermind that they are 20 and 16 and smart enough to look after themselves, as far as I'm concerned, they're still my little girls and I would level an entire country, hell, the world, if I thought it would contribute to their safety.

I don't have any words for a man such as this...he will get his just desserts, I pray for it.  And for the baby.

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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #6 on: 2011-02-28, 19:35:40 »
I would gladly drop the axe across his neck myself.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #7 on: 2011-02-28, 20:31:25 »
Death would be too fleeting and too kind in this case.  I'm with Sir Edward, and knowing our country's penitentiary system to some degree, I can attest to this- he WILL catch it behind bars.  Even convicts have a twisted code of honor - those who molest children are pariahs both in and out of society.  The fact that this was done to a baby will really go over well on the inside.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #8 on: 2011-03-01, 04:03:32 »

Here's another one. Though you can't ignore the women in this case. "Gullible" is an overly polite way to word it.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110301/ap_on_re_us/us_online_sexual_exploitation
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #9 on: 2011-03-01, 12:08:17 »
i didn't even click on the link. ug

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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #10 on: 2011-03-01, 14:25:03 »
This isn't like the Lisa Steinberg case where the mother-figure was battered and beaten herself and subsequently sort of lost her mind; I am sorry to say this, but these are just truly stupid people who are undeserving of parenthood.  If they'd put their kids first instead of their desire to hook up with a male model this would never have happened.  It is easy to say, I know...to me, part of what's wrong with society today is no one wants to own up.  This guy's probably going to come up with a story of how an older male relative molested him and got him into what he's doing today...who knows.

If God came down today and told us to find 10 people who followed His tenets to the letter and thus were worth saving else the entire world would be destroyed- I'm not entirely sure we could find that many.  There are many good people in the world, but it seems that there are many more who are not, or are just 'there', merely present but hardly contributing either way.  Those people are just as bad as they'll turn a blind eye than stand up for what's right.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #11 on: 2011-03-04, 07:11:27 »
We in Nevada have an old tradition for this kind of thing: The Mineshaft Party.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #12 on: 2011-03-04, 14:30:24 »
I read that Richard Kuklinski, the Iceman, favored mineshafts as a means of disposing bodies.  He used to tie the victims up naked near the entrance and videotape the rats eating the victim alive - to prove the job was done to the ones who'd hired him for it.  These two people who are just begging to be killed deserve such an end.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #13 on: 2011-03-08, 00:48:09 »
I read that Richard Kuklinski, the Iceman, favored mineshafts as a means of disposing bodies.  He used to tie the victims up naked near the entrance and videotape the rats eating the victim alive - to prove the job was done to the ones who'd hired him for it.  These two people who are just begging to be killed deserve such an end.

This may have just topped my "worst ways to die" list, and bumped the Iron Maiden off; not the movie one, but the real Iron Maidens.
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Re: Someone in dire need of Killing:
« Reply #14 on: 2011-03-10, 15:29:59 »
Well, the Iron Maiden was no sweet way to die...I'd leave it on the list; however, we agree- being eaten alive by rats has to be up there.
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