Boy who killed two in stolen car gets three months

**Finn** · 18th April 2007, 20:09

Originally Posted by SlashWylde

Soon as I finish my degree I'm moving back to what has been voted in 2007 the best country in the world: France.

You're a sucker for punishment. Why leave one try hard socialist country for the mother of all socialism? Fine if you want a simple life working for the government living in a shoe box, but if you want to achieve anything remotely great for yourself and you family you'd have more of a chance here on fantasy island.

France sucks. Lazy arse bunch of freaks.

**RantyDave** · 18th April 2007, 20:13

Originally Posted by candor

The guy who killed my mum drug driving on about his 8th such offense is getting out on the 25th after serving a FULL year I heard today.

Have you contemplated running him over with a stolen Mercedes?

Dave

**scumdog** · 18th April 2007, 20:19

Originally Posted by Finn

Boy, bet he'll never do that again.

Surgically remove his hands.

It's not like he's ever going to work or be productive or anything so there's nothing to lose.

Just shoot the fucker.

**Toaster** · 18th April 2007, 20:21

Originally Posted by placidfemme

NZ's law system sucks. Whats the bet this little fucker will be back out causing shit and hurting more people... what a waste of oxygen.

Bling bling bling I completely agree. Can I shoot em after I finish shooting skidmark?

**Toaster** · 18th April 2007, 20:23

Originally Posted by placidfemme

yeah that punishment is like a wife catching her hubby cheating and then says "your punishment is a threesome with me and a hot chick" ... not really a deterant is it

Wanna bet? It's the shit they did that made me consider becoming gay!

**Toaster** · 18th April 2007, 20:24

Originally Posted by Finn

France sucks. Lazy arse bunch of freaks.

And it's covered in dog piss.

**Dafe** · 18th April 2007, 20:33

Are all you people Morons?

Violence won't solve such issues.........

This guy has all the credentials to become a Labour cabinet minister.

Just like the failed trade union official - Labour Minister Mark Burton.

**candor** · 18th April 2007, 21:34

Originally Posted by Grahameeboy

I agree, however, in America they have the death sentence and that has not stopped all the tragic things that happen there.

And to be honest...........and to be fair I have not had Candor's tragic experience....to me the sentence would be irrelevant if I had lost one but that is just my personal view and I can understand others not feeling the same way.

Grahameeboy. I think you would find the sentence is not irrelevant the moment you heard the killer continues to drive round drunk or drugged. I think you would be telling the parole board to keep him inside out of recognition that your action could save society from peril at least for a limited time. If you have a say on when its open season on kids and grans (like my mum) don't see you taking that responsibility lightly and swinging the jail gate open while you offer the guy a beer and best wishes.

The longer they are kept behind bars the better for all roadusers including your little girl. Those strong sentences elsewhere are shown to reduce impaired driving violence. If for no other reason than that they keep what are usually remorseless recidivists off the street. In that time lives are being saved.

The good thing about the States with their long sentences for car killers is that they do not have 7x drink drive killers like we do. Cos its hard to drive impaired in jail.

The Mercedes idea I stand accused of having as a serious allegation has been made against me. Lawyers letter landing on fantasising cops desk soon to tell him to stop the defamation. I would not go that far but I sincerely hope that if there is a next time that only one particular victim will suffer.

I firmly believe in Karma as I've seen a few a**holes go down all in good time. I once waited 20 years to see karma hot the worst and it hit good.

**Grahameeboy** · 18th April 2007, 21:50

[QUOTE=candor;1019023]Grahameeboy. I think you would find the sentence is not irrelevant the moment you heard the killer continues to drive round drunk or drugged. I think you would be telling the parole board to keep him inside out of recognition that your action could save society from peril at least for a limited time. If you have a say on when its open season on kids and grans (like my mum) don't see you taking that responsibility lightly and swinging the jail gate open while you offer the guy a beer and best wishes.[QUOTE]

I kinda meant relevancy to the fact that it does not change my personal grief whether the sentence is 5 months or 5 years............it would not be something that I would bang myself up about but you are right that one has to consider other potential victims.

I would not have a beer but would not bear malice towards the offender. What's done is done and it's more important for me to deal with things and move on with life as I would not want the offender to affect how I view life which sadly some people do trying and spending years to get what they feel is justice.

But at same time I undertstand where you are coming from.

**Grahameeboy** · 19th April 2007, 15:44

In the Herald today it says that this guy's Family had been under the care of Social Services since he was 2 which links up nicely with the Baby / Mother thread which became a battle with opinions divided.

**speeding_ant** · 19th April 2007, 16:09

Gotta love our judical system... I really hate how NZ is managed. I suppose every country has their problems though.

Makes me sick, he should have had at least 10 years