How many strikes before your out?

[Stevil]

Former gang member with 106 convictions back behind bars
You gotta wonder, how society puts up with garbage like this?
How many convictions does a person need before we decide to throw away the key or simply terminate the problem person?

[Ecurb Noselrub]

Rather shocking. Society has to have the right to protect itself against incorrigible criminals. Should be in for life.

[Dobermonster]

Before my out what?

Just kidding.

I'm against the death penalty, but life in prison? Yes, please.

[Tank]

Before my out what?

Just kidding.

I'm against the death penalty, but life in prison? Yes, please.

I can arrange that I have access to a dungeon!

[Stevil]

Rather shocking. Society has to have the right to protect itself against incorrigible criminals. Should be in for life.

Is it really worth it, to let this person loose on society just to see if he has reformed? Someone in authority ought to be held accountable if they let him out and he harms someone else.

I'm not sure about incurring the cost of life imprisonment, I am quite happy to put him down.

[AnimatedDirt]

I'm not sure about incurring the cost of life imprisonment, I am quite happy to put him down.

I'm inclined to think the same.

[Amicale]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

[AnimatedDirt]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

Like some remote island of sorts? 

[Tank]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

Like some remote island of sorts? 

I think that's been done on a couple of occasions and in the end the inmates took over. 

[Amicale]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

Like some remote island of sorts? 

I think that's been done on a couple of occasions and in the end the inmates took over. 

But I LIKE Australia, so it all worked out for the best, amirite? 

[Tank]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

Like some remote island of sorts? 

I think that's been done on a couple of occasions and in the end the inmates took over. 

But I LIKE Australia, so it all worked out for the best, amirite? 

Definitely perfect in the case of Australia, it was America that went wrong 

[Amicale]

I wouldn't kill him. I'd lock him up and have him do at least 8 solid hours of work a day in order to earn his 'board'. Prisoners who were dangerous offenders used to be put to work building things, constructing things, doing manual, menial jobs. Now, it seems like they're just stuck in a cell and allowed to read, write, or watch TV. Is it any wonder so many of them prefer jail? Send this idiot someplace that'll make his time useful.

Like some remote island of sorts? 

I think that's been done on a couple of occasions and in the end the inmates took over. 

But I LIKE Australia, so it all worked out for the best, amirite? 

Definitely perfect in the case of Australia, it was America that went wrong 

Well, see, I time traveled and told them to send the inmates to the Arctic to duke it out with the polar bears, but they took a wrong turn crossing the Atlantic...

C'est la vie... 

[Siz]

Before my out what?

[Tank]

Before my out what?

Argument by jpg, the forum just reached a new low 

[Too Few Lions]

it was a good jpeg though, it made me chuckle.

people like John Gillies definitely should never be allowed back out into society.