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    Quote Originally Posted by wild_weston View Post
    The chap will most probably get caught and a slap on the wrist plus not be allowed to keep a dog for x time.
    Surely not in this case? Shouldn't he get a minimum of GBH or "assault with a deadly weapon"?

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    Kight's lawyer, Roger Philip, told the court his client had reactive attachment disorder, ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, and had an extra Y chromosome.
    However, a historic link between the extra chromosome and aggressive and criminal tendencies has been widely doubted, and the effects are said to be variable and often minimal.





    see its not really he wee scrots fault ........hes just troubled thats all


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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian d'marge View Post
    Kight's lawyer, Roger Philip, told the court his client had reactive attachment disorder, ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, and had an extra Y chromosome.
    However, a historic link between the extra chromosome and aggressive and criminal tendencies has been widely doubted, and the effects are said to be variable and often minimal.





    see its not really he wee scrots fault ........hes just troubled thats all


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    Quote Originally Posted by spajohn View Post
    Agreed....human garbage.

    I doubt the dog can be saved either after the treatment it has received to make it a fighting dog.
    A bullet is the cheapest option.... For the sicko who owns the dog. I adopted a 6 month old puppy from the SPCA & she has turned into a stunning dog, a pit bull. She is the softest dog I have ever owned & is totally submissive to other dogs, including Yorkshire terriers. 50 fighting pit bulls were taken off that American football player, all had fought. 3 were put down, 47 re-trained & found homes with familys. Beautiful dogs, just like Staffies but they attract really ugly, cruel, small penised, dumb owners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    A bullet is the cheapest option.... For the sicko who owns the dog. I adopted a 6 month old puppy from the SPCA & she has turned into a stunning dog, a pit bull. She is the softest dog I have ever owned & is totally submissive to other dogs, including Yorkshire terriers. 50 fighting pit bulls were taken off that American football player, all had fought. 3 were put down, 47 re-trained & found homes with familys. Beautiful dogs, just like Staffies but they attract really ugly, cruel, small penised, dumb owners.
    Just for the record, I'm not cruel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    A bullet is the cheapest option....
    Best put this one out on the Firearms thread.

    Genreally speaking, I am not in favour of the death penalty. Certainly the David Bain case is an example of why it would have been wrong.

    However for certain crimes such as the Clayton Weatherston type crimes, where the murder is admitted and described however his mental deficiencies tell him that the murder is fully justified, then the death penalty may well be more appropriate as no amout of treatment could correct such a personality.

    There are some horrific examples to sway the arguament but there are also some examples of where they could have got it wrong. The media does not help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazyhorse View Post
    Stll a sad world to have dicks like this around. Guess they won't ever learn
    Maybe we should have tested his learning when he was younger. Then this wouldn't have happened
    It's only when you take the piss out of a partially shaved wookie with an overactive 'me' gene and stapled on piss flaps that it becomes a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    A bullet is the cheapest option....
    You can not reuse bullets really. Unless you use high powered ammunition and line people up and take out several with one shot...
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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    Best put this one out on the Firearms thread.

    Genreally speaking, I am not in favour of the death penalty. Certainly the David Bain case is an example of why it would have been wrong.

    However for certain crimes such as the Clayton Weatherston type crimes, where the murder is admitted and described however his mental deficiencies tell him that the murder is fully justified, then the death penalty may well be more appropriate as no amout of treatment could correct such a personality.

    There are some horrific examples to sway the arguament but there are also some examples of where they could have got it wrong. The media does not help!
    Despite my earlier post i totally agree, unfortunately their seems to be no clear solution for crime & punishment. I have a rose tinted view that society has to change at it's core to minimise cruel & criminal behaviour. The human animal still has the instinct for dominance & violence so it wiil be a long time coming.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    How about the old Arab trick. Use a Scimitar to cut off his balls, cut his guts open and put his "bits" into his mouth.

    Hows that for a deterrent?
    That or death by a thousand cuts.

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    Simple, the dog gets the lead handshake (It's a bit like the golden handshake but a bit more sudden) and the owner gets locked up for say 5 years. There are dicks like these around watch out for them.

    One of my aged neighbours was looking after their sons bloddy pit bull mut dog recently. My wife who is only about 56kg was walking our wee dog past the house when the dog jumped over the veranda and attacked her. My wee dog (He's a 11kg welsh terrier) got in the middle, latched onto the pit bull and held him off until help arived. Well Ted earnt all his vet bills and food for life that day.
    The other dog got the lead handshake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flip View Post
    Simple, the dog gets the lead handshake (It's a bit like the golden handshake but a bit more sudden) and the owner gets locked up for say 5 years. There are dicks like these around watch out for them.

    One of my aged neighbours was looking after their sons bloddy pit bull mut dog recently. My wife who is only about 56kg was walking our wee dog past the house when the dog jumped over the veranda and attacked her. My wee dog (He's a 11kg welsh terrier) got in the middle, latched onto the pit bull and held him off until help arived. Well Ted earnt all his vet bills and food for life that day.
    The other dog got the lead handshake.
    Damn Phil, your dog really is awesome.

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    He is actually a stroppy little shit. I have had 4 dogs and Ted is the worst and by far the best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Despite my earlier post i totally agree, unfortunately their seems to be no clear solution for crime & punishment. I have a rose tinted view that society has to change at it's core to minimise cruel & criminal behaviour. The human animal still has the instinct for dominance & violence so it wiil be a long time coming.
    Why not just start by cutting out the middle man and be rid of the do-gooders n tree huggers,a certain percentage of the fuck ups will take notice and change there ways,those that dont get the same treatment.Wishful thinking methinks theres a large portion of the work force in NZ that have there mortgage payments paid by pandering to the fuck ups needs and wants no matter what they must feel whilst doing so.
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