SciFiBoy said:
Kasz216 said:
SamuelRSmith said:
Doesn't matter what the population thinks, the UK couldn't reinstate the death penalty if the Government wanted to: another reason to love (or hate) the EU.
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Oh, i'm actually against the Death Penalty. I think Scifiboy is just being immature and not thinking things through as usual.
To stop extraditing criminals between the US and EU would be ridiculious... it would basically break down intenrational justice.
Additionally, the guy shut down Military computers... in the US capital... right after 9/11.
So much could of gone wrong with that it's ridiculious...
and he threatened to do it more...
If this happened to the UK... you can gurantee the max sentence would be more then 6 months.
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funny, its immature to know UK/EU law better than you do is it? insults to hide your ignorance there, real mature
my point was that the US shouldnt be lecturing other nations on there justice systems while they have the death penalty, it also calls into question how much the US can be trusted with the rights of a UK citizen, the sentence is probably more lenient here because the UK takes into account the fact the guy has aspbergers syndrome, maybe the US doesnt?
oh, and the UK security system hasnt had a majour hack like that, maybe because our security is better in that regard, the whole thing is as much of an indictment of your security systems as anything else
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The UK hasn't been hacked like that for the same reason Apple has less virus in then the UK. Less people are trying.
Also, that's just bad analogy... are men who rape women walking down the street at night less at fault then men who break into womens homes to rape them?
A crime is a crime no matter how easy or hard it is.
Read the above post. He probably doesn't even have aspergers syndrome.
Though if he really does have it, yes we take that into account.
The truth is... you've done no research on this case... and presented it only so you could trumpet your own onesided views. Had you spent 5-10 minutes to fact check... you'd of seen how biased the article was.
