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Posted by: ellie mae
« on: January 27, 2012, 04:48 pm »
but thats 2 minutes of attention they DO NOT deserve. the razor to the jugular has them quietly bleeding out and flopping in about 2 or 3. and minutes they spend "suffering" is minutes some bleeding heart can use to martyr them, and say "but they must've had a terrible childhood we should feel pity for them..."
ok, maybe they did have a horriffic childhood. all the more reason they shouldnt have wished to inflict such trauma on someone else. knowing how it felt.
it's right up there with you dont treat a rabid dog, you put it down. there is no "treatment" for rabies. there is no real treatment for some levels of "gone beyond batshit i'm going to take it out on innocent children crazy" when the crazy gets that bad, the only "cure" is death. and unfortunately humans seem to want to "heal" everything. it's admirable i suppose. but it feeds some crazys. makes them think they're in some ways invincible.
hell, some of them even think it's better if they suffer like their victims did, because then they'll join them in the afterlife and the "games" can continue. do we really want to feed that?
Posted by: tim
« on: January 27, 2012, 03:31 pm »
or a straight razor to the jugular. Rusty scissors to the interior carteroid. Game over in about 5......
Posted by: ellie mae
« on: January 26, 2012, 04:39 pm »
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Posted by: Medium Rare
« on: January 26, 2012, 11:22 am »
torture is expensive, and it is attention they do not deserve.
not to mention, you need to be carefull what kind of line you are treading/crossing with allowing a person to torture another one. no matter how awful.
These two sentences sum it up. Also, hanging. Braided metal rope is reuseable. Quick and efficient.
Posted by: Rayndrop
« on: January 26, 2012, 05:14 am »
Babies are apparently a lot stronger than I give them credit for .... 0_o Poor baby. I hope this ordeal doesn't significantly mess up the baby's life....
Posted by: ellie mae
« on: January 19, 2012, 08:09 pm »
torture is expensive, and it is attention they do not deserve. even if the extremely rich are willing to "sponsor" it is still attention that the truly sick and twisted can somehow "feed" off of, and i will not give them even 1 more drop of sustenance they have no right to.
not to mention, you need to be carefull what kind of line you are treading/crossing with allowing a person to torture another one. no matter how awful.
no, it is best to simply put them in a room and somehow execute them quickly with minimal ammo usage. crossbow bolt to a perfectly targeted spot, .22, hangmans noose knot to the front if ammo is truly an issue, or a straight razor to the jugular. all quick. minimal ammo usage, reasonably painless, so they cant be easily martyred. you dont need an expert torturist to acomplish any of those things, just someone trained, paid, and replaced frequently with a good psychiatric care package upon retirement.
Posted by: Medium Rare
« on: January 19, 2012, 09:14 am »
you are kinder than I am. I find people like this so repulsive that they do not deserve my tortuous attention. I'd just as soon shoot them as look at them.
Posted by: Vladd
« on: January 18, 2012, 03:00 am »
Kyle's staying in a hostel in San Francisco this March, so I'm like "STAY AWAY FROM THE HOOKERS!" (except, it's San Fran, so they're probably dudes or were at one point). The last thing I need is for him to end up in some stupid gore porn.
ANYWAYS, moving right along to the topic of the insane people that will be killed by slow, painful torture, like watching every episode of "Days of Our Lives" until they bleed from every orifice.
I can't even begin to understand what goes through someone's mind to do that to a young child, let alone a one-month old. They can't even support their big baby heads. It's inconceivably disgusting. And I hope they're incredibly popular in prison.
Can I cuddle this baby? I think he needs it.
Posted by: Donatien Alphonse François
« on: January 18, 2012, 02:05 am »
Your own hostile?
Want in? We can open it up on international waters where we can do this.
Posted by: Badattituud
« on: January 17, 2012, 03:22 pm »
I would not go for some long drawn out torture, I would simply execute them.
you are kinder than I am. I'd volunteer to be the torturer and spend a couple weeks studying up on the slowest, most painful methods the human mind can conceive. I'd also send them links to the more interesting methods I've found, so they can spend that time in anticipation.
Posted by: Medium Rare
« on: January 17, 2012, 12:56 pm »
I would not go for some long drawn out torture, I would simply execute them.
Posted by: Pollock
« on: January 17, 2012, 09:10 am »
Horrible. Just horrible. But I share Ellie's question about why these folks were allowed to go, so I want to understand that more. But, once guilt is established, then I think a painful existence should occur for quite some time to whomever allowed this to happen, and even more so to those who did these vile acts.
Posted by: Bazinga!!
« on: January 17, 2012, 07:53 am »
Your own hostile?
Posted by: Donatien Alphonse François
« on: January 16, 2012, 10:09 pm »
I think I should be allowed to start a legal torture business for pieces of shit like that. People'd pay top dollar to do some really awful, awful things to people like that.
Posted by: ellie mae
« on: January 16, 2012, 07:25 pm »
honestly, i dont really know why they're "out" why was bail low? i'm not a big fan of vigalante justice, but it may be thats what they're hoping for. it's not like the police can get away with beating them to death with abandoned kitchen fixtures, but the youngsters of the neighborhood can...
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