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SlaveAkasha -> Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 1:12:35 PM)
Killer Tattooed: http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/inmate-charged-with-tattooing-killer/20061029195709990003 I saw something like this in a movie once, that I believe was based on a true story, but I am not positive. This guy brutually raped a woman, and then someone tattooed "Rapist" on his forehead. I remember when the above happened as it's not too far from me. Do you think that the authorities turned their heads on this a bit? From the story, it seems like it happened very easily. Do you think that the person that did it, really ought to be punished in a severe way? Somehow, it does seem justified and maybe if it were done to other child molesters, or rapists, the world would be a lot safer. Then the problem runs into people who really didn't do something, and being found guilty anyway. I don't know, I mean.. I know people change, and maybe someone that did it once, might not again ever. Should they have to pay the rest of their lives for it? Then there is the other side of that.. The person that it was done to, and their families have to pay for life, why not the person that did it? I don't want to have arguments about it, but I am interested in others opinions on it. I just find myself thinking about things like this sometimes. It's hard to keep track of sex offenders in this country, if there was a tattoo, then we would all know when one moved in. If they have already paid their price, their debt of time though, it won't give them much of a life after that. What are your thoughts, and why do you think them? Kasha

ToGiveDivine -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 1:18:31 PM)
I think the definition of Cruel and Unusual Punishment should be revised. I think any punishment up to and including what the convicted person did to the victim should be okay. I mean, if some guy brutally beats and rapes a woman, then it shouldn't be off-limits to have the convict get brutally beaten and raped. Yes, it's the eye for an eye thing - but there's your deterrent.

TrueCalling -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 1:24:13 PM)
If i recall correctly, the con had the girl's name, which i believe is katie, tattooed on his forehead in smaller letters below another word, avenge or something of the sort.

TrueCalling -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 1:26:08 PM)
Opinion? Heh, sure thing....Skinners don't fare well in prison - i think this guy lucky that's all he has been subject to...so far.

Philosopher -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 4:11:49 PM)
I disagree with ToGiveDivine. If someone is wrongly convicted, and they have to suffer the same treatment that the real criminal inflicted on a victim, then that is unfair. Prison is mostly to keep the undesirables out of the community, and work on rehabilitation, so they can safely be returned as productive members of the community. Deterrence is only a minor part, because people either act without thinking, or think they can get away with it. If you want to work on prevention, focus on making sure kids have a safe upbringing with good role models. Focus on early detection and treatment of mental problems.

gooddogbenji -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 4:36:59 PM)
I think we all see how well prisons work - they give people the training to not get caught next time, they're perfect for networking, and ensure that these people will never get a job again. If we are looking to get revenge, I say cut off their cocks, sew them on their forehead, paint them red, and chase them around town being pelted with rotten fruit to the door of bubba, the guy with the 14" cock. If we are looking for prevention, I think better education including good role models (as already mentionned) and a balancing out of the socio-economic structure is needed. Also, instead of punishing people, we could take a page out of our own D/s handbook and stop rewarding any type of crime. Confiscate all property of thieves/embezzlers/dealers and ensure that they are not seen as a wealthy group. Not just because of taxes, take everything. Rapists should be castrated. Murderers treated based on the type of murder (Family, strangers, hitmen, etc) Problem is, the people in power have no interest in preventing crime, only seeming to. Yours, benji

SissySean -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 5:58:51 PM)
I support "An eye for an eye". These people who comit their horrible crimes, have lost any right what so ever to be allowed to live their life with any peace. I think the judicial system is wayyyyy to easy on criminals. You take a life, you loose yours, no ifs, ands or buts.

demistress -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 7:10:41 PM)
Twice in the recent past, I had men attempt to switch it up without consent during a session. They then attempted to rape me. I beat them into submission note: this was not part of the scene agreed up and gave serious consideration to the idea of strapping the person down and use a soldering iron to brand the word rapist into their head. I also gave serious consideration to doing the world a favor and killing them. In the end, I gave their name and DL#s to my cop friends in their states.

Master2akasha -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 7:13:17 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SlaveAkasha Killer Tattooed: http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/inmate-charged-with-tattooing-killer/20061029195709990003 I saw something like this in a movie once, that I believe was based on a true story, but I am not positive. This guy brutually raped a woman, and then someone tattooed "Rapist" on his forehead. I remember when the above happened as it's not too far from me. Do you think that the authorities turned their heads on this a bit? From the story, it seems like it happened very easily. Do you think that the person that did it, really ought to be punished in a severe way? Somehow, it does seem justified and maybe if it were done to other child molesters, or rapists, the world would be a lot safer. Then the problem runs into people who really didn't do something, and being found guilty anyway. I don't know, I mean.. I know people change, and maybe someone that did it once, might not again ever. Should they have to pay the rest of their lives for it? Then there is the other side of that.. The person that it was done to, and their families have to pay for life, why not the person that did it? I don't want to have arguments about it, but I am interested in others opinions on it. I just find myself thinking about things like this sometimes. It's hard to keep track of sex offenders in this country, if there was a tattoo, then we would all know when one moved in. If they have already paid their price, their debt of time though, it won't give them much of a life after that. What are your thoughts, and why do you think them? Kasha I say dont mess with placing a tattoo on their forhead for ruining a childs life.. a .45 or a double barrel shotgun would be a better item placed on their forhead.

SissySean -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 7:17:27 PM)
I agree

DiurnalVampire -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 7:17:52 PM)
When I was raped and nearly killed, I made sure that the person responsable was caught. Granted, when I found him before the cops, they did take a long while to identify him before they could mbe certain they had the right guy. His face was not pretty. I also went one farther, and made DAMN sure that the other inmates overheard during visiting that he was a rapist and that he abused his own sister. He didnt make it out of prison alive. I do think that certain violaters should be marked, however it was accomplished, so that they could not magicaly disappear under the radar and then be found again if they repeated an offense. If we wereconcerned about te wrongfully accused, then maybe repeat offenders only should be marked. Give those who are truly changed their due, and anyone who is stupid enough to do it again should be made known to everyone. DV

ZenrageTheKeeper -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 8:13:11 PM)
Rapists should be surgically castrated Drunk drivers that commit vehicular manslaughter should have their legs cut off at the knee. Killers should have their arms cut off at the shoulder. Criminals should be entirely dehumanized behind bars... no clothes, no beds and food served in a trough. No death penalty. No prisoner gets off that easy.

obedientsexslave -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 8:16:15 PM)
i like to be raped and tortured

ZenrageTheKeeper -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 8:26:07 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: obedientsexslave i like to be raped and tortured The rape fetish is just a wee bit different than the beating and rape of a non-consensual partner.

Lashra -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 8:30:36 PM)
Nonconsenual rape and torture? So maybe you will get your wish and someone will rape you brutally tearing your insides out so that you won't be able to have any children. Then they can cut your tongue out and maybe gouge out your eyes while they are at it so you can walk around mute and blind. Grow up honey there's a big fucking difference between consensual rape and nonconsensual rape and if you don't know the difference then you need to figure it out. ~Lashra

SlaveAkasha -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/30/2006 8:37:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: obedientsexslave i like to be raped and tortured There is a thread in general about "attention seekers", you might want to check it out. Kasha

Quivver -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/31/2006 2:19:51 AM)
Part of the problem is all the bleeding hearts. If a woman can wear a Burka that only allows her eyes to show due to her religious convictions, yet a KKK memeber can not wear his hood showing only his eyes. Way too many are conserned about the civil liberties of the convicted and not the victim.

talibahh -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/31/2006 3:01:46 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: obedientsexslave i like to be raped and tortured *i'm sorry, but i can't believe you said that when the article in question is about a 10 year old girl being raped and killed... such bad taste!* *tali*

ZenrageTheKeeper -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/31/2006 5:44:35 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Quivver Part of the problem is all the bleeding hearts. If a woman can wear a Burka that only allows her eyes to show due to her religious convictions, yet a KKK memeber can not wear his hood showing only his eyes. Way too many are conserned about the civil liberties of the convicted and not the victim. Uh, excuse me? There is a major difference between having religious faith and judging people based on the color of their skin. And just because a woman wears a burqa, it sure doesn't mean she's a terrorist or even supports terrorism by default. In any case, a muslim extremist will at the very least accept a man if he changes his faith, a klansman (read socially retarded and intellectually irresponsible hick) is incapable of accepting a black person ever - because skin color can't be changed. Bleeding heart, my black ass.

Solaise -> RE: Tattooing a Killer (10/31/2006 6:24:17 AM)
The tattoo reads: Katie's Revenge, and the convict that did it was the little girl's cousin. Did the authorities turn the other way? These two men were housed in the same cell block together. The thing that bugs me about this is that they did set these two men up for a little jail house 'justice', and knowingly took advantage of one man's familial rage to do it. He will be charged with the 'crime', and that will undoubtably add significant time to his sentence.

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