What Would You Like To Do To This Man?

[youngmafbog]

I make no apologies to the snowfake liberals.

Being hung drawn and quartered is too good for this man but being realistc surely the death penalty, after a reasonable amount of time behnd bars thinking about the impending outcome.

There is no way he should be allowed to live; evil beyond words.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3906170/British-banker-Rurik-Jutting-GUILTY-murder-350-000-year-trader-faces-life-jail-torturing-two-sex-workers-death-luxury-Hong-Kong-apartment.html

[RandyMarsh]

You asked for an explanation.

[andy-hughes]

I did, and I trust that you will take any comments about another thread onto that thread, and not continue them on here.

Returning to this discussion, I do not want anyone to be 'civilised', or to 'be' anything - my views are mine, I do not seek to influence or speak for anyone else.

[RandyMarsh]

I am obliged to respond as you would - don't tell me what I can and cannot post.

[mikey4444]

Snowflake liberals ?.....You are making this up as you go YMB !

I don't support the death penalty and never will, and we have discussed the issue many times here on AB.

Yes, he appears to be an extremely evil individual, but the offence was not committed on these shores, so its up to the Chinese to make their own decision in this case.

Look at what Mamy, Eddie and Andy have posted, amongst others, and I am in agreement with them.

[andy-hughes]

RandyMarsh - //I am obliged to respond as you would - don't tell me what I can and cannot post. //

Just one problem - I don't respond like that!

OK - enough now, shall we either return to the OP, or stop exchanging, we are only going to bore and annoy other posters.

[RandyMarsh]

You do what you want, my observation is valid.

[ivor4781]

"Murder carries a mandatory life sentence in Hong Kong."

[andy-hughes]

Randymarsh - //You do what you want, my observation is valid. //

So is mine!

Are we done now?

[RATTER15]

I would just ensure that he dies after a very long spell in prison, I certainly wouldn't give him the easy way out, such is the death penalty.

[RandyMarsh]

why are you asking me if we are done? If you are so keen to leave it then just leave it.

[andy-hughes]

Ok - leaving it now ....

[hereIam]

I wouldn't want to do anything to him ymb, but I can understand your revulsion, a vile vile man indeed. Let him rot away in jail for the rest of his days pondering on what he has done.

[andy-hughes]

To be fair, I also understand YMB's revulsion.

My position for as long as I have been an adult - and repeated dozens of times on here - is to trust in the legal system to do the right thing, and to steer my head away from thinking too much about the individual concerned.

Pondering what 'I might like to do to him / her / them ...' hurts my head, so I avoid it at all costs.

Some interpret that position with being a lily-livered liberal wheelbarrow knitter - but that is simply a misunderstanding on their part.

[Lunol]

This story had be choking back tears. Such a sad story.

At the very least all of his assets should be given to the poor victims families who relied on their financial support.

""What Would You Like To Do To This Man?"

Nothing as I'm not a ghoul.

@op, What would YOU like to do to this man?

[ToraToraTora]

Andy: "I cannot contemplate revenge on someone I do not know, for acts against people I did not know. " - says it all.

[Mamyalynne]

Are you going to pick up on other comments that said similar, including mine?

Or just that one - you may have your reasons.

[andy-hughes]

TTT – sorry, that’s a bit cryptic for me, what does ‘it all’ mean please?