Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Thats BS, whats the BS about "answering to a higher power?" You know what people should pay for their crimes HERE on this EARTH not in the "afterlife" and whatever that has in store.
I'd personally would punch both the prisoner and the guy who released him in the balls so hard they'd fall off. Just disgusting.
There were 35 students from my school on that flight.... he should have been let out... but only so the guards could smash his face into a storm drain and crush his skull...
Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Good on you Scotland.
AS-All-Star
You have a warped sense of what compassion is my friend
Wow this is a joke, who cares if hes ill:|-Pred-Alien-
I know, let him die in prison.
think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Good on you Scotland.
Solid_Snake56
So you support compassion for mass murder???
In this case yes, as far as I can make out - the Libya has officially admitted responsibility for this attack, so this man was was a government agent (not hard to work out in either case because of his background) - which puts it on par with (amongst others) the Iran Air Flight 655 which happened shortly prior to the Lockerbie disaster. Now I'll tell you what, you go find Captain Rogers - Captain of the US ship that shot down that flight - and demand that he be put in jail.
As a final note, I'm not condoning the actions of either man Lockerbie was an awful event as are any losses of human life.
Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Good on you Scotland.
AS-All-Star
So you support compassion for mass murder???
In this case yes, as far as I can make out - the Libya has officially admitted responsibility for this attack, so this man was was a government agent (not hard to work out in either case because of his background) - which puts it on par with (amongst others) the Iran Air Flight 655 which happened shortly prior to the Lockerbie disaster. Now I'll tell you what, you go find Captain Rogers - Captain of the US ship that shot down that flight - and demand that he be put in jail.
As a final note, I'm not condoning the actions of either man Lockerbie was an awful event as are any losses of human life.
The downed Iranian plane was also a terrible occurence, but it was an accident...a case of mistaken identity as tragic as it was...Lockerbie was the intentional murder of innocent ppl...ill end by saying...he just should have been left in jail to rot
Well, I know where I want to go if I ever decide to go on a killing spree.
psychobrew
Seriously. Punishment in the US is going overboard while punishment in other countries is becoming a joke. Agreed. At times US system is wonky harsh doing little more than costing lots of money. At the same time blowing up a plane like that if anything probably should qualify you for being in jail for the rest of your life.
Well, I know where I want to go if I ever decide to go on a killing spree.
Seriously. Punishment in the US is going overboard while punishment in other countries is becoming a joke. Agreed. At times US system is wonky harsh doing little more than costing lots of money. At the same time blowing up a plane like that if anything probably should qualify you for being in jail for the rest of your life. Makes you wonder how long Josef Fritzl will stay behind bars -- he is eligible for parole in 15 years. Of course, he may die of old age before then.
I think if it is proven that you mass killed people that you should plain and simply die. That way there would be less cost and more room in the prisons. Letting a man like this out even if he has cancer is still wrong he might decide to go out with a bang.
Yea he should be in jail with that man who shot down Iran Air Flight 655 - oh wait...
I think its nice to see a country doing something moral in the face of objections from the US; compassion for this man is what seperates us in the civilised world from those who would attempt to destroy it.
Good on you Scotland.
AS-All-Star
Yeah i agree the Scots have defied American foreign policy for a bit of human compassion, but the issue is, this is going to send out the wrong message.
My mom had a good friend who died in that accident. I asked what she thought about this and she said that even though how horrendous it is and such, it's too little of a problem to hold a grudge against the commiter. Personally I think this man is abviously not socially right and should be kept from civilization before he commits any other atrocities.
terrorists are only oppressed people fighting with limited means..
EMOEVOLUTION
Yes, I'm sure this guy was totally being oppressed by 270 people he never met from 21 different countries, and I'm also sure he totally had no other means to voice his opinion other than putting a bomb on a plane. Totally.
terrorists are only oppressed people fighting with limited means..
EMOEVOLUTION
And what good has he done anybody by taking the lives of 270 innocent people? Help his 'cause'? North Africa is ruled by some messed up people (who we happen to love BTW), but this in now way is going to overthrow them.
You know the man is a monster and he is getting a heroes welcome in his home country right now but I feel that this was the right thing to do. Compassion over revenge any day.
Keep in mind he has a family that would like to see him before he dies. Thats the whole reason he was released apparently. Some think it was because of a political reason involving Scotland and their desire to get oil from the country he is from.
terrorists are only oppressed people fighting with limited means..
EMOEVOLUTION
Nothing is an excuse for the intentional killing of innocent people. I understand your point of view to a degree.. but in this situation you went way wrong on it.
Justice has more than be served.. He is dieing of Cancer (something no one can wish even on the worst of people) so i think he atleast deserves to die in comfortable surroundings.
Justice has more than be served.. He is dieing of Cancer (something no one can wish even on the worst of people) so i think he atleast deserves to die in comfortable surroundings.
RiseAgainst12
He served 8 years for intentionally killing 270 people. How is that justice being served?
Justice has more than be served.. He is dieing of Cancer (something no one can wish even on the worst of people) so i think he atleast deserves to die in comfortable surroundings.
He served 8 years for intentionally killing 270 people. How is that justice being served? Am.. the dieing of cancer bit?
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