beetle Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 When you have to choose between children who really need this...and a slimeball who does it for religious and sexual (in his afterlife with the numerous virgins) reason......why choose this slimeball.
fluriana Posted March 27, 2009 Author Posted March 27, 2009 ok so go on.. write down steps that you would take for his treatment... Psychological counselling is needed to know if he has any conscience. If he does, he's rehabilitable. His conscience needs to be awakened. He needs to be educated in the right way of life. Remember his socio-economic background that led him to first take up petty crimes & then terrorism. If he were raised in a healthy atmosphere like you & me, he might not have done it. It's not upto me to suggest what steps the prison authorities should take to reform him, if they do. The Tihar Jail has adopted some measures to reform rehabilitable criminals, which essentially center around giving them an opportunity to live a normal life.
fluriana Posted March 27, 2009 Author Posted March 27, 2009 Is kasaab the only "bad" person? No Is he an Indian citizen ? No Is he a representative of Muslims ? No Does he have a big influence on Muslims ? No it would be not be a big triumph of good over bad. There's nothing to triumph over in that small peabrain of kasab. I'm talking not just about Kasab but all rehabilitable criminals.
fluriana Posted March 27, 2009 Author Posted March 27, 2009 When you have to choose between children who really need this...and a slimeball who does it for religious and sexual (in his afterlife with the numerous virgins) reason......why choose this slimeball. I choose both the children who really need this & the "slimeball" if he deserves this.
beetle Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 Some people are truely not worth saving.This monster is one of them. Why not save your breath and money for the rehabilitation of the survivers of this monsters attack ? How about worrying about the children who were orphaned?
Kohum Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 I'm talking not just about Kasab but all rehabilitable criminals. That is not what your OP or title says. Pehale ye nakkii karo kii tumhaarii samasyaa kyaa hai - :haha::haha::haha:
Kohum Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 Some people are truely not worth saving.This monster is one of them. Why not save your breath and money for the rehabilitation of the survivers of this monsters attack ? How about worrying about the children who were orphaned? You are right. Some people are not even worth the thought or time given to them. This slimeball is one of them. My quota for this sunny beach is over.
beetle Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 >>>I choose both the children who really need this & the "slimeball" if he deserves this. And who has the resources to help everyone? And why should a cruel terrorist have the same priority as needy children? You sure live in some fantasy world where clouds are are cotton candies and everyone is made of candy? Or else you are one hell of a troll.....
kumble_rocks Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 Kasab badly wants to meet his virgins , why delay the process !
suraj Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 >>>I choose both the children who really need this & the "slimeball" if he deserves this. And who has the resources to help everyone? And why should a cruel terrorist have the same priority as needy children? You sure live in some fantasy world where clouds are are cotton candies and everyone is made of candy? Or else you are one hell of a troll..... Well said:two_thumbs_up:
pan_walla Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 My chachu says that life is too short to waste trying to rehab someone like Kasab. What about the life of the ones he murdered? Do they get that option? Irrespective of Kasab's upbringing you cannot compare it with some of the African child soldiers who were forced to fight at gun point. Effort should go to help the victims.
suraj Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 My chachu says that life is too short to waste trying to rehab someone like Kasab. What about the life of the ones he murdered? Do they get that option? Irrespective of Kasab's upbringing you cannot compare it with some of the African child soldiers who were forced to fight at gun point. Effort should go to help the victims. your chachu is a smart man
DomainK Posted March 28, 2009 Posted March 28, 2009 If ever there was a proper case for capital punishment, this is one. There are too many of them to rehabilitate. Talk about rehabilitation when he puts a bullet in some of your relatives' body. Easy typing **** from the comfort of your home. Those fighting terrorism putting their lives on the line for us wont find it funny I tell you.
jaskaran Posted March 31, 2009 Posted March 31, 2009 By driving a bullet in his head we can avenge him yep. but can we stop terror? We can curb it to a great extent,you can't control/stop terror by being gentle to these terrorists. Terrorism has other roots which have to be cured to cure terrorism. step 1.deport all the paki's/paki sympathizing moochers from India....kick out the illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. step 2.reinforced borders/spend more money on army and security forces. Otherwise' date=' we'll kill one Kasab & many more Kasabs will come.[/quote'] They'll come anyways.
veeru_rocks Posted April 1, 2009 Posted April 1, 2009 Actually yes these illiterate idiots can berehabilitated fear those who are educated and yet despite all the knowledge has taken idelogical position along side talibans
THX_1138 Posted April 1, 2009 Posted April 1, 2009 Can we castrate him? and prove that we are as barbaric as the taliban? no thank you. to respond to anarchy with an equally anarchist response is typical of a failed nation. by giving this bloke a trial, a lawyer, and a fair judgment which permits him a chance at rehabilitation, we have established our superiority to the *****s just west of rajasthan. its a message: we are resilient and significantly stronger than you, both ideologically, and in action. though i do agree with veeru rocks that those individuals who have the advantage of a priviledged upbringing and a decent scientific knowledge and yet chose to identify with the ideology of the taliban, those individuals are beyond the threshold of reform and reason. those are your blind believers who subscribe to the fictional message of millennium old literature.
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