Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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®i©ardo wrote:
Of course not. Didn't think you were human.


Well, given your twisted outlook on life that's hardly surprising. Let
us praise and nurture the wrong-doers, because it would be unjust to to
do otherwise, even if everyone else suffers as a result of their actions.

If it's a twisted outlook on life hoping a petty thief doesn't get killed
for whatever reason I'm happy to be 'twisted'.


Well you are supposed to hope for an epiphany and for him to become a
saintlike member of society selflessly serving the needs of others until
a perfect humanist socialist society ends all poverty and unhappiness.

Those who want the ultimate penalty for such things rarely stop there,
given the chance. But then you're obviously too thick to work this out.


Sadly if he doesn't have that epiphany, the greatest good for the
greatest number is often achieved by ensuring he doesn't get to do
anything ever again.

In essence the dichotomy is between the idealised notions of human kind
espoused by bourgeois thinkers, and the reality on the ground of the
human being as he is found to be.

In this case burnt to a crisp through ignorance, venality and incompetence.


The hunter gather lifestyle has always had its won natural selection if
something poisonous was gathered or something lethal was hunted.

QED