Reading about the arrest of a Frenchman
in India on suspicion of the most appalling crime was enough to make
my breakfast come up. You would think a man accused of allegedly
raping his 3-yr-old daughter would be enough of a slice of the
Apocalypse, but there is something worse: Bangalore policemen giving
him the benefit of the doubt not because there was only
circumstantial evidence, but because they could not imagine a father
raping his daughter, they said. The circumstantial evidence,
according to hospital reports, is that the toddler was raped from
various orifices. And that's not allegedly.
The father is now saying the mother is
trying to frame him. I see. And she would no doubt have raped her own
child using some implement or another to get back at him for reasons
unknown? Yes, perhaps Bangalore policemen can find some credibility
in that scenario because, you see, the guilty party would then be a
woman.
In America, paedophiles are killed in prison, proving that serial
killers are ok but child molestors are not. We are not that advanced
in India. Here, the father above was merely slapped by a passer-by as
he was being taken to jail.
I was watching a rerun of Luther,
the cop drama on BBC Entertainment, and when they shoot this piece of
excrement trying to pose as a human being I was seriously upset. Come
on, where's the justice in that? A quick death in response to
horrific acts based on, in this fictional case, greed?
No, no, no.
I am against the death penalty because
there are many people who need to suffer slowly, painfully and just
as remorselessly as the deeds they commit, a little every day so they don't
get used to it. (If there's one law we should all adhere to it is the
Law of Diminishing Returns, don't you agree?) They need to have
everything they care for systematically removed so the horror they
undergo seeps into them on a spiritual level, too. Then, they need to
have done to them exactly what they did to someone else, and I mean
exactly.
For sub-humans who rape or murder or
abuse children, there needs to be a whole other punishment to fit the
crime.
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