Mass killers kin to be exiled?
Should mass killers families be exiled? I understand that many families had no knowledge of the killer's plans. However, we must do everything we can to stop the killings.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.This sounds unfair and to a degree, it is. However, the practice probably would reduce the number of hate and religious shootings.
Exile only means that they have to leave the country, it doesn't mean they go to prison.
It could apply only to hate and religious killings (not mental freaks).
I do think some shooters would think twice if the actions affected their families. Just saying.
Grecio
Level 7
Feb 9, 2020
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Why stop there, what about his or her kindergarten teachers? His or her dentist? Proctologist I mean who know what was said between them?
You cannot help who you are related to, you are not responsible for their actions once they reach the age of majority.
Or do you want to take this all the way and say well, Christ died for their sins anyway so you have to forgive the bastard anyway.
LenHazell53
Level 9
Feb 8, 2020
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If I hurt someone then my children, grandchildren ,wife etc. Should be kicked out of the country to stop MY behaviors? I must not be understanding the intent of this post.
DavidLaDeau
Level 8
Feb 8, 2020
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Don’t see how punishing the boy for the sins of his father, to reference some text from somewhere, does any good.
How does that help anything?
The offender could be mentally ill and therefore need treatment. Retributive justice achieves nothing.
Geoffrey51
Level 8
Feb 8, 2020
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No, that is ridiculous. I am not the least bit responsible for my relatives actions anymore than you are responsible for your relatives actions.
Sticks48
Level 9
Feb 8, 2020
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Exactly. My uncle was a bent DI in the Met. His family were nothing to do with it!
@Geoffrey51 Just curios. What does "a bent DI in the Met mean?"
@Grecio Sorry. He colluded with criminals (bent) DI (Detective Inspector) the Met (Metropolitan Police Force in London)
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