Hanging not the solution - Jamaicans For Justice

[Lazie]

What happens when the State executes an innocent person ?

Who is held accountable ?

Who pays the price ?

... yuh playing hopscotch Maudib.

[Muadib]

Hopscotch ?

No, this debate has already been played out in First World countries.. guess who has lost..

Continue the profundity...

Bettah yuh juss seh wi are backward and undeveloped so wi nuh know bettah and wi haffi mek di same mistakes rather than learn from those of others.

Here are some feel good arguments: "We are different..our culture is our own..we have different challenges...our criminals are more brutal... etc,etc.."

Gyad bless the Critical Thinking process.. it work everytime..when in doubt apply it.. trust it...

[Lionpaw]

Dem need fi disband Jamaicans For Justice. All dem do a tek up space inna newspaper.

[Lazie]

Hopscotch ?

No, this debate has already been played out in First World countries.. guess who has lost..

Continue the profundity...

Bettah yuh juss seh wi are backward and undeveloped so wi nuh know bettah and wi haffi mek di same mistakes rather than learn from those of others.

Here are some feel good arguments: "We are different..our culture is our own..we have different challenges...our criminals are more brutal... etc,etc.."

Gyad bless the Critical Thinking process.. it work everytime..when in doubt apply it.. trust it...

Who lost? Nuh wha day dem execute a man inna FW country?

[Muadib]

Do some research.. it is not neccessary to make silly statements...

First thing to look up is First World Countries.. then take it from there..

[Baddaz]

hanging (death penalty) may not be the ONLY solution... however, it needs to be a part of the solution...

these people utopian principles are out of touch with the reality of the problems...

[Muadib]

No having a Death Penalty is Utopian ?

LOL !!

Clearly you have not read much on the matter.

[Muadib]

Based on what I read the death penalty is enforced in Jamaica quite regularly..

It is called extra-judicial killing.. if dat nuh put di fear into gunman.. mi nuh si how a court sanctioned one gwine mek a difference.. fuss yuh haffi catch dem.. den yuh haffi find witness.. den yuh haffi try dem... lol !!

You people are funny.

[Gamma]

start over again because you have clearly missed the point. going back to the beginning can help.

[Muadib]

Missed my point ?

Don't think so.

If people are willing to trust the accuracy of a system to the point where they are willing to let it determine the life of someone.. well they should be able to trust it with their lives...

Suh mi seeit.

[Lazie]

Missed my point ?

Don't think so.

If people are willing to trust the accuracy of a system to the point where they are willing to let it determine the life of someone.. well they should be able to trust it with their lives...

Suh mi seeit.

The Lyns didn't entrust their lives to those 2 goons. Lets see if their lawyers can prove they weren't the ones making the ransom call. The more I read about this case the more convinced I am that these 2 should be put to death.

Continue with the 21 questions Maudib. There is nothing to indicate the possibility of the police framing these 2 or the police is withholding evidence that could clear them.

[Muadib]

What is the scope of your position ?

The Lyn case or the Death Penalty in general ?

[Baddaz]

ok sah... i concede... ongle you alone know bout everything... ongle you alone read and study bout everyting... lol... ongle you alone have de solutions... blessings to you...

[Muadib]

Mi nuh know bout dat...

Wheh mi know is dat there is nothing Utopian about not having a death penalty.

I suspect the next thing you will say is the UN Charter of Human Rights is Utopian also ?

South Africa does not have a Death Penalty... Utopian ?

One might be inclined to say the Death Penalty harkens to barbaric times.. it is a expression of the baser tendencies of a society. You memba dem Public Hangings and those Guillotine Parties back in the day.. Lynching even, those were pretty popular..

[Baddaz]

anything utopian about this... lol...

"The recommendations (to reduce crime) are for a structured, committed, multi-pronged approached to crime involving policing, social interventions and community support targeting organised crime. It is very disappointing that religious people would be so stuck on vengeance," said Dr Gomes.