Send Ram Tiwary back to Singapore to hang
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he shld pay for his crime coz two family life is totally changed from the day their child is murdered. He shld be hanged if he murder,jail for a long time if manslauter,he shld go commit sucide because he is no longer a human when he decide to become a animal on the day two lifes is lost in his hand.
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Brief paragraphs are akways suspicious... your justifications are more truisms than supporting evidence, and your last statement is unsupportedOriginally posted by nopulseisgood:he shld pay for his crime coz two family life is totally changed from the day their child is murdered. He shld be hanged if he murder,jail for a long time if manslauter,he shld go commit sucide because he is no longer a human when he decide to become a animal on the day two lifes is lost in his hand. -
He might only jail for 10 years only,u all now can really see the true colour of Lee Kuan Yew,Goh Chok Tong n Lee Hsien Loong already.They are politicians with no LP(no cock).They only dare to bully own countrymen,when they face foreigners,they cock shrink already.They are a bunch of "LOSERS"!!!
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On what basis did you come to a conclusion on that? You went to check their weiners?Originally posted by drawer:He might only jail for 10 years only,u all now can really see the true colour of Lee Kuan Yew,Goh Chok Tong n Lee Hsien Loong already.They are politicians with no LP(no cock).They only dare to bully own countrymen,when they face foreigners,they cock shrink already.They are a bunch of "LOSERS"!!!
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At risk of re-igniting the debate about the death sentence, here's something interesting about Vlad the Impaler, who inspired the Dracula tale:
"Vlad Tepes adopted the method of impaling criminals and enemies and raising them aloft in the town square for all to see. Almost any crime, from lying and stealing to killing, could be punished by impalement. Being so confident in the effectiveness of his law, Dracula placed a golden cup on display in the central square of Tirgoviste. The cup could be used by thirsty travelers, but had to remain on the square. According to the available historic sources, it was never stolen and remained entirely unmolested throughout Vlad's reign. Crime and corruption ceased; commerce and culture thrived, and many Romanians to this day view Vlad Tepes as a hero for his fierce insistence on honesty and order."
(http://www.romaniatourism.com/dracula.html)