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    Extremely Northern Well-Known Member

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    #1 Extremely Northern, Jun 18, 2016
    "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain"

    Okay then....
     
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    #2 Marc, Jun 18, 2016
    A terrorist attack. Absolutely no different to Lee Rigby.
     
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    #3 Prince of Risborough, Jun 18, 2016
    The sooner we start putting down these people the better. Knowing that they only have a prison sentence to endure is no real deterrent to those who want to maim and kill.

    Next referendum - capital punishment. I bet it would get passed by a huge majority.
     
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    #4 retired red, Jun 18, 2016
    If mp's really represented the views of their constituents the death penalty would never have been repealed.
     
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    #5 tingleytyke, Jun 18, 2016
    I don't know why we can't give a suspended death sentence then if it is ever returned then a date can be attached. Even this is a greater deterrent worrying that it could happen at some date.
     
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    #6 Tekkytyke, Jun 18, 2016
    I cannot see how anyone could possibly disagree with that. I wonder if the charge will be just murder. Not sure whether they would just charge him with murder or murder/treason or sedition/terrorism. Either way, I agree there is no distinction between his actions and those acts of terrorism carried out in the name of IS/Jihad and the punishment should be severe and the sentence in line with other terrorist convictions.
     
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    #7 retired red, Jun 18, 2016
    Forgot to mention public floggings and the stocks, bring back the good old days,
     
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    #8 retired red, Jun 18, 2016
    I think the death penalty is still in place for treason.
     
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    #9 BFC Dave, Jun 18, 2016
    There are no crimes which are punishable by the death penalty since Feb 2004
     
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    #10 retired red, Jun 18, 2016
    Just checked & your right, under the human rights act we can't have a death penalty
     
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    #11 Mr C, Jun 18, 2016
    I think you all have more in common with this right wing nutter, than you might think... :D
     
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    #12 Plankton Pete, Jun 18, 2016
    Would hope not. No justification to kill someone. It's what distinguishes a civilised from a non-civilised society.
     
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    #13 tyrone1, Jun 18, 2016
    And that's absolutely correct
     
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    #14 Extremely Northern, Jun 18, 2016
    Lolz
     
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    #15 DonnyTyke, Jun 18, 2016
    Was actually thinking last night about how surprised I was I havent seen non of these muslim loonies rant on about if this were a murder by a muslim there'd be uproar blah blah.


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    #16 Exile, Jun 18, 2016
    Ironically, it would need an out vote in order to be able to bring back capital punishment.

    Jo Cox was against both.

    In the words of her husband, shouldn't the focus be on fighting hatred in all its forms, rather than countering illegal barbarism with legalised barbarism?
     
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    #17 Skryptic, Jun 18, 2016
    Studies have consistently shown the death penalty isn't a deterrent.
     
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    #18 DonnyTyke, Jun 18, 2016
    Maybe not but it's justice in cases like this.


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    #19 nezbfc, Jun 18, 2016
    Maybe not. But when something is as clear cut as this then they aren't a drain on public taxes.
     
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    #20 Load Bearing Pillar, Jun 18, 2016
    Wouldn't be so sure, the older generation would probably vote for it but thankfully the younger generations are a bit more enlightened.
     
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