Sunday, December 2, 2007

"I Only Shoot People To Kill Them"


Well, it's good to see that at least some people in this province take their work seriously.


On the other hand...


The author of this marvelous boast has just pleaded guilty to killing someone.


The Victoria judge sentenced this avowed career hitman (very young and ambitious for a contract killer, nevertheless...) to "the "maximum youth penalty of 10 years with no more than six to be served in custody. With time already spent in custody, his sentence was reduced to four years."


Am I following this correctly?


Hitman, who is also on charges of conspiracy to commit 2 more murders, pleads guilty to a planned murder, gets not more than 6 in custody, reduced to 4 because of time served????


And the judiciary wonder - if in fact they do wonder - why the public and the police are so frustrated with them.


And the cry-babies of the universe scream about Harper's Get Tough on Crime proposals.


True, we don't need little pot smokers crowing up the jails.


But we do need to sentence truly dangerous, antisocial criminal sociopaths to very long, long, long prison terms.


Is it that difficult to distinguish between silly people and dangerous people?

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Silly people are too silly to make any distinguishments. The judiciary live in closets and don't mingle with real people. Cheers.