Comments on: OJ’S CASES WEREN’T OPEN AND SHUT BUT BLACK AND WHITE http://www.chezbacbacool.com/ojs-cases-werent-open-and-shut-but-black-and-white Gambling and Betting News and Tips Thu, 09 Sep 2010 05:57:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Lilly http://www.chezbacbacool.com/ojs-cases-werent-open-and-shut-but-black-and-white#comment-104 Lilly Sun, 28 Sep 2008 05:48:51 +0000 http://www.chezbacbacool.com/ojs-cases-werent-open-and-shut-but-black-and-white#comment-104 <p>I am cheering O J Simpson’s conviction - the look on his face when the verdict was announced said it all. This psychopath looked shocked, as if to say ‘how dare you.’ The fact it was 13 years to the day since the decision on his murder charge is telling. Karma truly does come back and slaps you in the face. sometimes you have to be patient. Having read all about this and what his estranged wife went through I hope they lock him up and throw away the key. And I serioulsy doubt whether there will be any cries of racism on this one. Somehow I think the general public finally sees him for what he is, a criminal of no particular colour other than evil!</p> <p>As for the next guy you feature - I ever will understand. You kill someone then you never should be let out. There maybe some circumstances in terms of defending yourself where someoen is killed but calulated cold blooded murder means the person is unhinged and never to be fixed in my book. So maybe I am the black and white one. It comes from too many psychology classes. Sociopaths like these can never be fixed or rehabilitated and we should give up trying and focus on helping those who can be helped. Watch the headlines soon he will re offend and then who will take responsibility for it. Maybe Gordon Brown and Blair before him should be sending all their prisoners off to war as cannon fodder instead of those people who at least can contribute something to society.</p> I am cheering O J Simpson’s conviction - the look on his face when the verdict was announced said it all. This psychopath looked shocked, as if to say ‘how dare you.’ The fact it was 13 years to the day since the decision on his murder charge is telling. Karma truly does come back and slaps you in the face. sometimes you have to be patient. Having read all about this and what his estranged wife went through I hope they lock him up and throw away the key. And I serioulsy doubt whether there will be any cries of racism on this one. Somehow I think the general public finally sees him for what he is, a criminal of no particular colour other than evil!

As for the next guy you feature - I ever will understand. You kill someone then you never should be let out. There maybe some circumstances in terms of defending yourself where someoen is killed but calulated cold blooded murder means the person is unhinged and never to be fixed in my book. So maybe I am the black and white one. It comes from too many psychology classes. Sociopaths like these can never be fixed or rehabilitated and we should give up trying and focus on helping those who can be helped. Watch the headlines soon he will re offend and then who will take responsibility for it. Maybe Gordon Brown and Blair before him should be sending all their prisoners off to war as cannon fodder instead of those people who at least can contribute something to society.

]]> By: Polly http://www.chezbacbacool.com/ojs-cases-werent-open-and-shut-but-black-and-white#comment-103 Polly Sun, 28 Sep 2008 05:43:00 +0000 http://www.chezbacbacool.com/ojs-cases-werent-open-and-shut-but-black-and-white#comment-103 <p>I too think that it is abismal to allow Learco Chindamo to walk the streets after such a vicious crime. I do not agree with hanging as I think if we go down that path then we are no better than the original perpetrators of the crime - in fact, we are worse because we do know better. What does annoy me though are the amount of violent criminals that serve between one third and one half of their sentences. As it is Britain, on the whole has very lenient sentencing compared to the majority of the world. To see this cut down to, in many cases just two or three short years seems madness. I can understand it moreso with minor crimes - but perhaps some of these shouldn’t serve time in the first place. In this particular case perhaps the sentence was far too short.</p> <p>Another thing that I wished would be brought in in the judicial system is one day sentences. These could be issued in many instances to people in order to give them a criminal record. For instance - they rarely if ever put people in prison for injuring animals - people who have been careless with public property such as memory sticks and cd’s with private personal information on - financial crimes … there are many more. These could receive one day sentences - it would not clog up the prisons but would serve the purpose of providing a criminal record. May be that is too harsh … but it would be nice for it to be at least considered.</p> I too think that it is abismal to allow Learco Chindamo to walk the streets after such a vicious crime. I do not agree with hanging as I think if we go down that path then we are no better than the original perpetrators of the crime - in fact, we are worse because we do know better. What does annoy me though are the amount of violent criminals that serve between one third and one half of their sentences. As it is Britain, on the whole has very lenient sentencing compared to the majority of the world. To see this cut down to, in many cases just two or three short years seems madness. I can understand it moreso with minor crimes - but perhaps some of these shouldn’t serve time in the first place. In this particular case perhaps the sentence was far too short.

Another thing that I wished would be brought in in the judicial system is one day sentences. These could be issued in many instances to people in order to give them a criminal record. For instance - they rarely if ever put people in prison for injuring animals - people who have been careless with public property such as memory sticks and cd’s with private personal information on - financial crimes … there are many more. These could receive one day sentences - it would not clog up the prisons but would serve the purpose of providing a criminal record. May be that is too harsh … but it would be nice for it to be at least considered.

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