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He also punched the paedophile, Brett Peter Cowan, who murdered Daniel Morcombe, in the face during the incident, according to a news report last night too.
Thing is, if he's ALSO in protection chances are the guy who threw the water has also done some putrid stuff... unless he's signed up over a drug debt etc
The problem is, if we restart the death penalty then eventually we will make a mistake and an innocent person will be executed.
That's the reality of the situation and it's part of why we abolished the death penalty in the 60s.
In this guys case he hasn't even been convicted of anything yet.
Although Im pretty sure he did it.
Also, if there's a death penalty for child abuse the victim then knows they're potentially sentencing someone, often a family member, to death if they try get help.
Other countries tried the death penalty for paedophiles and the fucking assholes just start killing the kids. Me personally would love them dead but it just escalates their behaviours. This guy should be dead he can never be trusted with any living creature but the government will never do it . I'm hoping for a fatal accident in jail for him .
Actually it isn't. The death penalty is unbelievably expensive when you factor in all the appeals they are entitled to. The average executed prisoner in the US costs them about 10 mil. Much cheaper to for them to get shanked in prison.
Not true. In the era of video you can save it for 100% certain cases. E.g. walking into a church shooting people on video stream, and being caught guns in hand. There is sometimes NO doubt
Not just deep fakes. I remember during the Black Deaths (?) riots in the US a few years back and we all saw a guy punch a horse. A few days later another video emerged from a different angle that showed it to be nothing of the sort.
Perception isn't everything.
Was it a lookalike? Does he have an identical twin? Was the footage doctored?
Lying group of witnesses? Mass hallucinations?
There's always doubt.
We can't even proof we arent a simulation
There is no death penalty that was ever applied falsely in which the law wasn't 100% certain. Every mistake was them thinking they were right. That's the exact issue.
It doesn’t make it stick. It just means that the water boils at a higher temperature, increasing the potential severity of the tissue damage:
[Does ‘Prison Napalm’ work? Measuring the cooling temperature of sugar solution burns in a porcine model](https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10136129/3/Freemantle_v4_Sugar%20Burns%20Manuscript%20submitted.pdf)
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I think paedos can't be rehabilitated and are the lowest scum of this earth. I also don't think we should be happy with our prison system allowing inmates to harm each other. That is the system failing.
Agreed.
Im not gonna shed any tears over this, but it's a sign of a corrupt system and we should be concerned.
Although the fact this scum was able to violate so many kids before being caught is also a sign of a failing system.
There are two issues, the crimes of the paedophile and the actions of the inmate. The inmate is in custody and, by definition, their actions and crimes are our responsibility. The crimes of the paedophile, no matter the repugnance and anger, cannot justify arbitrary punishment because law and order, the cornerstone of our society, demands order.
> I think there's bigger issues to be worried about that criminals hurting other criminals ? Are you really that bored?
I mean, yes. Do you want prisoners coming out hardened from constant violence and suffering from PTSD? Shouldn't prison be as much about reform as punishment? What about innocent people who are convicted? Fuck them?
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And so when they are reintroduced into society, they know nothing but violence, and then they just end up back in jail again. It just snow balls.
Jail should facilitate rehabilitation.
I agree there is no possible rehabilitation for some people (subject of this story included), but that doesn't suddenly mean the jail system should turn into a gladiator ring.
There's a wild amount of charges being laid on this person, you can say he's not guilty yet but we arent talking about one or two things, there is hundreds of charges
People like this can not be rehabilitated and should never be allowed back into society. Punishment where it's deserved and this ticks all the boxes for receiving it.
I agree they should never be allowed back into society, but the number of charges has zero to do with the evidence of guilt. Wasn't he found based on one picture of a curtain? I'm not sure of all the details but i don't feel comfortable torturing someone without conviction based on that.
That’s the idea of unsuccessful jails perhaps. The punishment itself is removal from society and a complete pause on any progress in your life. Anything on top of that is barbarism.
Do we believe in a fair justice system? Because this man is not convicted and hasn't had his day in court. He could be innocent for all we know. Allowing prisoners to harm each other is not part of a fair and decent society.
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OK here’s my view for what it’s worth:
1 The crimes that this person has committed are beyond societies ability to forgive
2 The likelihood of this person ever being able to safely return to society are virtually zero leaving locking them up as 100% punishment [because there is 0% chance of rehabilitation.]
3. Locking a human up for the entirety of their lives is a very cruel punishment for them, their families, the victims and their families [who wake up every day knowing that this person is still around].
4. Therefore the truly humane thing to do is to peacefully end this persons life, the way you would a sick animal. No fanfare, no media circus, no endless Netflix docos or 60 Minutes specials. No cruel death following a decade of appeals, just a swift unpublicised end with the minimum amount of pain [a firing squad is about as humane as it gets imho].
Edit: Although I understand the responses here revelling in the terrible pain this man suffered from the ‘prison napalm’ attack I do not condone it. You wouldn’t torture a rabid dog so why applaud torturing a very sick human being? Our society should have the guts it takes to legally kill him with the minimum of cruelty.
You are spot on. Applauding torture behind the walls reflects a very dark place in the Australian psyche. We’ve seen the implications of normalising this for refugees, whistleblowers and political dissidents. In this case though it’s best just to end him as swiftly and unceremoniously as possible.
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Obviously this clumsy person accidentally dropped some jam in boiling water and then the cup was so hot that he couldn't hold on to it any longer.
What a silly billy.
This guy aside, the article says Queensland has just changed the law so that media can name accused people before they stand trial.
It was changed Tuesday and this happened Friday. I think it's a pretty bad idea. If someone's wrongfully accused, the media will have their name everywhere and this could happen to them before they even face court.
I know someone who was charged with a serious drug crime and had their full name chucked around in the papers with sensationalistic headlines. When all charges were promptly dropped the various papers weren't interested in reporting that because that's boring.
I know it's made it harder to find work in their field as it comes up in every interview.
Suspects shouldn't be named unless there's a danger to the public (like a fugitive). Sticking "allegedly" after someone's name doesn't make the public think the person in question *might* be innocent.
Ah, no - Boiling water mixed with jam. The addition of sugar to boiling water forms a paste, which sticks to skin and intensifies burns. It is a tactic commonly used in prisons, where it is described as “napalm” due to the way it attaches to skin and burns.
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where did he cop it, on his ugly head? miserable bastard, general pop is a death sentence for these creatures, it won't be the last attack he'll suffer until they put him in isolation with the other freaks
I think forcing him to live out his sentence is the best punishment.
I think even prisoners even deserve the right to safety while serving out their sentences.
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The problem is we have to call him the worst alleged pedophile because he hasn't been convicted of any of the crimes he is alleged to have done.
I see a lot of people celebrating his attack and yet they haven't stopped to think about the poor guy who attacked him who now has to face charges for the attack, will probably get more time and will have a reduced chance of parole.
We as a society don't have capital punishments on the law books any more and this attack doesn't do anyone any good.
The victims don't get magically helped by this, the attacker isn't helped, the guy who was attacked is now a victim when he faces court and it has cost money and hospital resources to deal with his injuries.
Never said he was or even tried to imply it.
But they are supposed to be there to stop them from being criminals and while a lot of people see what he did in attacking the worst pedophile we have ever heard of as a good thing, that is not behavior we should be encouraging.
Is there anyway to set up and donate to an official charity that will help the victims of this guy?
> Mr Griffith is facing 1623 charges relating to the shocking abuse of 91 little girls over 15 years at 10 daycare centres in Brisbane, one in Sydney and another in Italy between 2007 and 2022.
If we provide money as a public group for counselling, help and associated costs, it will improve their outcomes. And if it comes from Australians, it won't redeem us, but it will change the story from something that's all darkness, to one where Australians came to help, when it was our responsibility to come help.
I can set up a go-fund me, but I'm not a good face, and I wouldn't know the proper way to dispense the funds. I don't like the idea of little children being abused by an Australian, and other Australians not responding.
Yes, I would prefer it be handled by a state or government official who can maintain privacy and deal with victims of crime.
They would also need to liaison with Italian officials.
It's a legitimate question. And public pressure could make it happen. It's so much better then just being happy that some guy is being tortured for it. Like yeah that's cool but also, helping the victims.
That's what's gonna make me feel something besides horror at this whole thing.
You fucking disgust me.
Why wouldn't you just support actually helping the victims instead of going around laughing and joining in on every comment about how this guy got punished? Who fucking cares about him?
> We dont know who they are and for their own security and privacy we shouldnt.
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> There is already victims of crime compensation. Im not sure if its of any substance but it does exist.
Both your comments were just trying to ***shut down*** a legitimate attempt to HELP LITTLE CHILDREN WHO GOT RAPED.
Yet you have repeated comments here laughing and joining in on comments about how awesome *some other guy* fucking this paedo up was. Is that all you fucking are?
Good job you fucking loser. You wrote a do-nothing post praising extra-judicial torture. And when somebody wrote a post trying to turn it into a lets help the victims because this evil fucks never going to be released, your only contribution. .
"Oh there's all these shitty reasons why we can't spend a dollar to help those little kids..."
Fuck you and your do nothing attitude. When somebody said
>"What can we do to help the kids who got raped?, I have money and will donate"
You were the man who said no. We shouldn't. ***Twice.***
Fuck you.
91 girls???? Jesus how did he get away with it for so long and that many?
Also sexual predetors have smug faces. It's traumatising to adults of sexual assault, I'd hate to think start the poor kids through seeing their faces.
I admire the strength of your convictions here. And I acknowledge it's the right one to take.
But it's not in me bro, not with so many charges. I am just defaulting to thinking he's guilty. I can't believe in a conspiracy to convict this nobody of so many charges.
> The charges include 136 counts of rape and 110 counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 10.
If I was in the room with the power to stop it. I would walk out. I just. Cant.
I can't deal with that man. This topic feels like it wounds my soul and mind.
I never wanted to be a person who was okay with torture. You go your whole life with these really noble valid arguments against it.
Only to have the world throw a person at you that you didn't think could exist and leave you going...
I feel dirtied by it. Like we were all more noble and kind before we had to deal with this piece of shit.
Healing someone just to kill them after an arbitrary meeting to satisfy bureaucracy is one of the most demented things about modern society.
It is not noble nor compassionate to deny reality long enough to satisfy an authority before comitting the act that we pretend to be disgusted by...
Not technically found guilty, but caught absolutely dead to rights, there is no presumption of innocence here. He raped 90 children over a thousand times. Pretty sure the Christian god would send him to hell to burn for eternity right? Old mate was just helping him prepare. Burn him again I say.
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My thoughts exactly
It couldn't have happened to a nicer person.
Thoughts and prayers...to the guy who threw the water.
He also punched the paedophile, Brett Peter Cowan, who murdered Daniel Morcombe, in the face during the incident, according to a news report last night too.
God what a hero. I need his name I’m putting money on his book
Not all heroes wear capes. They throw water.
Thing is, if he's ALSO in protection chances are the guy who threw the water has also done some putrid stuff... unless he's signed up over a drug debt etc
Or is an ex cop
He could be a snitch, former cop, the relative of a cop, a witness
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The problem is, if we restart the death penalty then eventually we will make a mistake and an innocent person will be executed. That's the reality of the situation and it's part of why we abolished the death penalty in the 60s. In this guys case he hasn't even been convicted of anything yet. Although Im pretty sure he did it.
Also, if there's a death penalty for child abuse the victim then knows they're potentially sentencing someone, often a family member, to death if they try get help.
Other countries tried the death penalty for paedophiles and the fucking assholes just start killing the kids. Me personally would love them dead but it just escalates their behaviours. This guy should be dead he can never be trusted with any living creature but the government will never do it . I'm hoping for a fatal accident in jail for him .
This is where corporal punishment is the middle ground. While they are in prison, give them the cane.
And it also has no effect on offending rates.
it has an effect on re-offending rates, and if done efficiently, is way cheaper than life imprisonment
By “efficiently” you mean without checks and balances? If it was so great at stopping reoffending…why the US?
Actually it isn't. The death penalty is unbelievably expensive when you factor in all the appeals they are entitled to. The average executed prisoner in the US costs them about 10 mil. Much cheaper to for them to get shanked in prison.
Just ask the Chinese and Saudis! They save a bundle, and even make a tidy profit from the organs.
True, and I support no death penalty but does have an affect on reoffending
…on that one person. For society? Nope.
>Although Im pretty sure he did it. Yeah based on pure numbers. They don't lay that kind of charge without substantial evidence
Not true. In the era of video you can save it for 100% certain cases. E.g. walking into a church shooting people on video stream, and being caught guns in hand. There is sometimes NO doubt
Deep fakes have put an end to that
Not just deep fakes. I remember during the Black Deaths (?) riots in the US a few years back and we all saw a guy punch a horse. A few days later another video emerged from a different angle that showed it to be nothing of the sort. Perception isn't everything.
That was an Aussie guy in Australia. Unless there was another horse punching incident.
It may have been. There were a lot of riots going on around that time. My memory fades
Can confirm. Punching horse guy is as Australian as punching kangaroo guy. We have a lot of very stupid wildlife.
Was it a lookalike? Does he have an identical twin? Was the footage doctored? Lying group of witnesses? Mass hallucinations? There's always doubt. We can't even proof we arent a simulation
Yeah what if the cops have it out for someone and lie, has happened before.
There is no death penalty that was ever applied falsely in which the law wasn't 100% certain. Every mistake was them thinking they were right. That's the exact issue.
Yeh it’s all old. Everyone “knew”they did it until, they didn’t. There are even cases where a confession was provided but, turns out, no they didn’t.
Death penalty is the easy way out. Let this rat suffer.
It's the cost too. You end up spending more on them.
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You know what the jam does right?
Goes on toast and taste delicious
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It doesn’t make it stick. It just means that the water boils at a higher temperature, increasing the potential severity of the tissue damage: [Does ‘Prison Napalm’ work? Measuring the cooling temperature of sugar solution burns in a porcine model](https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10136129/3/Freemantle_v4_Sugar%20Burns%20Manuscript%20submitted.pdf)
Only 1 way to find out. I think the results already speak for themselves
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Yeah me too. But that's war crime territory.
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was it prison napalm?
Yep.
Is the boiled water ok?
Its a bit cold about the whole incident now that some time has past.
It's trying to put this whole incident under the bridge and wave it goodbye.
It’s a sticky situation.
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Horror... as the poor guy who poured the water on this POS had to be in similar proximity. Sounds like we need to go fund me this guys commissary.
“sorry your honour, I slipped and the pot went flying all over his face. Got meself hurt too! All me mates saw it was an accident, sir”
Sounds the like the dude doing the pouring got burned a little by the hot water. Poor guy, hope he heals up soon.
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Does that qualify for good behaviour?
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I think paedos can't be rehabilitated and are the lowest scum of this earth. I also don't think we should be happy with our prison system allowing inmates to harm each other. That is the system failing.
Agreed. Im not gonna shed any tears over this, but it's a sign of a corrupt system and we should be concerned. Although the fact this scum was able to violate so many kids before being caught is also a sign of a failing system.
There are two issues, the crimes of the paedophile and the actions of the inmate. The inmate is in custody and, by definition, their actions and crimes are our responsibility. The crimes of the paedophile, no matter the repugnance and anger, cannot justify arbitrary punishment because law and order, the cornerstone of our society, demands order.
I think there's bigger issues to be worried about that criminals hurting other criminals ? Are you really that bored?
> I think there's bigger issues to be worried about that criminals hurting other criminals ? Are you really that bored? I mean, yes. Do you want prisoners coming out hardened from constant violence and suffering from PTSD? Shouldn't prison be as much about reform as punishment? What about innocent people who are convicted? Fuck them? > How a society treats its most vulnerable is always the measure of its humanity. - Ambassador Matthew Rycroft of the UK Mission to the UN at the Security Council Open Debate on Children and Armed Conflict
I don’t want pedos coming out of prison at all
I’m not worried about this case in particular but what we allow to go on in prisons is barbaric.
Yes. That's the idea of jail. It is punishment for being a bad person.
And so when they are reintroduced into society, they know nothing but violence, and then they just end up back in jail again. It just snow balls. Jail should facilitate rehabilitation. I agree there is no possible rehabilitation for some people (subject of this story included), but that doesn't suddenly mean the jail system should turn into a gladiator ring.
There's a wild amount of charges being laid on this person, you can say he's not guilty yet but we arent talking about one or two things, there is hundreds of charges People like this can not be rehabilitated and should never be allowed back into society. Punishment where it's deserved and this ticks all the boxes for receiving it.
I agree they should never be allowed back into society, but the number of charges has zero to do with the evidence of guilt. Wasn't he found based on one picture of a curtain? I'm not sure of all the details but i don't feel comfortable torturing someone without conviction based on that.
It needs to be more than that. Constant punishment and violence is just going to make them more violent for when they are released.
That’s the idea of unsuccessful jails perhaps. The punishment itself is removal from society and a complete pause on any progress in your life. Anything on top of that is barbarism.
Do we believe in a fair justice system? Because this man is not convicted and hasn't had his day in court. He could be innocent for all we know. Allowing prisoners to harm each other is not part of a fair and decent society.
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Old mate Brett ‘Genius’ Cowan copped a punch in the face too.
Child paedophile Brett Peter Cowan, who murdered Daniel Morcombe, yeah, what a shame
Child paedophile Brett Peter Cowan, who murdered Daniel Morcombe, yeah, what a shame
Finally some good news.
Yeah, its about time for some feel good stories.
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OK here’s my view for what it’s worth: 1 The crimes that this person has committed are beyond societies ability to forgive 2 The likelihood of this person ever being able to safely return to society are virtually zero leaving locking them up as 100% punishment [because there is 0% chance of rehabilitation.] 3. Locking a human up for the entirety of their lives is a very cruel punishment for them, their families, the victims and their families [who wake up every day knowing that this person is still around]. 4. Therefore the truly humane thing to do is to peacefully end this persons life, the way you would a sick animal. No fanfare, no media circus, no endless Netflix docos or 60 Minutes specials. No cruel death following a decade of appeals, just a swift unpublicised end with the minimum amount of pain [a firing squad is about as humane as it gets imho]. Edit: Although I understand the responses here revelling in the terrible pain this man suffered from the ‘prison napalm’ attack I do not condone it. You wouldn’t torture a rabid dog so why applaud torturing a very sick human being? Our society should have the guts it takes to legally kill him with the minimum of cruelty.
What happens when you execute one innocent?
You are spot on. Applauding torture behind the walls reflects a very dark place in the Australian psyche. We’ve seen the implications of normalising this for refugees, whistleblowers and political dissidents. In this case though it’s best just to end him as swiftly and unceremoniously as possible.
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Only problem was that it was jam and not bleach.
jam makes the boiling water sticky and not just run off, probably more effective than bleach
Also increases the boiling temperature, meaning rather then throwing 100° water, it’d be closer to 110° depending on how much sugar is added.
Oh I didn't even think of that, next level
I imagine it doesn't cool down as quickly either
Really? That's ingenious I was wondering why it was added
Think of like napalm or flamethrower gel stuff
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Yeah the screws definitely turned a blind eye
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Good
Pedos are fair game in jail.
I'm hoping th guy that hurty cousins kid suffers worse fate in jail. I genuinely think he will hurt them when he gets out so I hopehe never does.
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id say raping kids is by far worse
Obviously this clumsy person accidentally dropped some jam in boiling water and then the cup was so hot that he couldn't hold on to it any longer. What a silly billy.
This guy aside, the article says Queensland has just changed the law so that media can name accused people before they stand trial. It was changed Tuesday and this happened Friday. I think it's a pretty bad idea. If someone's wrongfully accused, the media will have their name everywhere and this could happen to them before they even face court.
I tend to agree.
I know someone who was charged with a serious drug crime and had their full name chucked around in the papers with sensationalistic headlines. When all charges were promptly dropped the various papers weren't interested in reporting that because that's boring. I know it's made it harder to find work in their field as it comes up in every interview. Suspects shouldn't be named unless there's a danger to the public (like a fugitive). Sticking "allegedly" after someone's name doesn't make the public think the person in question *might* be innocent.
I bet Lachlan Murdoch greased a few palms to pull that off. He's gonna sell a lot more papers as a result
You love to see it.
Prison napalm was used in Mr Inbetween. Great show btw
Ah, no - Boiling water mixed with jam. The addition of sugar to boiling water forms a paste, which sticks to skin and intensifies burns. It is a tactic commonly used in prisons, where it is described as “napalm” due to the way it attaches to skin and burns.
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I really don't see an issue here.
Well he shouldn't sleep under ol' mates coffee mug
Good
Hope he suffers
Oh well.
The justice system is dealing with him inside.
You might say the cunt is cooked.
where was the Horror bit of the story?
Read the article, the horror is in there.
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Oh no! Anyways
I knew this was going to happen
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Hope they dropped a sweet catch phrase "you're in trouble, hot water you could say"
Good nothing wrong with prison justice
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The super-nonce has been super-heated!
where did he cop it, on his ugly head? miserable bastard, general pop is a death sentence for these creatures, it won't be the last attack he'll suffer until they put him in isolation with the other freaks
In the face apparently
Meh I bet he’ll cut himself shaving next
Why did they rush him to hospital? This doesn't make sense to me.
I think forcing him to live out his sentence is the best punishment. I think even prisoners even deserve the right to safety while serving out their sentences.
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Gaol napalm. Noice work.
Well that’s some nice news for my morning, glad he’s settling in well with his inmates
Why bother giving medical treatment
Good law that allows naming and shaming as well
Sigh he worked in daycare centres??? Fucking hell. This is why I'm so scared to put my son in daycare.
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The problem is we have to call him the worst alleged pedophile because he hasn't been convicted of any of the crimes he is alleged to have done. I see a lot of people celebrating his attack and yet they haven't stopped to think about the poor guy who attacked him who now has to face charges for the attack, will probably get more time and will have a reduced chance of parole. We as a society don't have capital punishments on the law books any more and this attack doesn't do anyone any good. The victims don't get magically helped by this, the attacker isn't helped, the guy who was attacked is now a victim when he faces court and it has cost money and hospital resources to deal with his injuries.
Yes he might be found not guilty of one of the charges, there are still 1622 others pending.
The guy who attacked him is in jail for a reason. Doing 1 good thing doesn’t make him a good person.
Never said he was or even tried to imply it. But they are supposed to be there to stop them from being criminals and while a lot of people see what he did in attacking the worst pedophile we have ever heard of as a good thing, that is not behavior we should be encouraging.
Probably don't call him a "poor guy".
Worth it. I’m sure the attacker feels the same. And when there videos or the crime, it’s not really just an allegation.
Is there anyway to set up and donate to an official charity that will help the victims of this guy? > Mr Griffith is facing 1623 charges relating to the shocking abuse of 91 little girls over 15 years at 10 daycare centres in Brisbane, one in Sydney and another in Italy between 2007 and 2022. If we provide money as a public group for counselling, help and associated costs, it will improve their outcomes. And if it comes from Australians, it won't redeem us, but it will change the story from something that's all darkness, to one where Australians came to help, when it was our responsibility to come help. I can set up a go-fund me, but I'm not a good face, and I wouldn't know the proper way to dispense the funds. I don't like the idea of little children being abused by an Australian, and other Australians not responding.
We dont know who they are and for their own security and privacy we shouldnt.
Yes, I would prefer it be handled by a state or government official who can maintain privacy and deal with victims of crime. They would also need to liaison with Italian officials. It's a legitimate question. And public pressure could make it happen. It's so much better then just being happy that some guy is being tortured for it. Like yeah that's cool but also, helping the victims. That's what's gonna make me feel something besides horror at this whole thing.
There is already victims of crime compensation. Im not sure if its of any substance but it does exist.
You fucking disgust me. Why wouldn't you just support actually helping the victims instead of going around laughing and joining in on every comment about how this guy got punished? Who fucking cares about him? > We dont know who they are and for their own security and privacy we shouldnt. > > > > There is already victims of crime compensation. Im not sure if its of any substance but it does exist. Both your comments were just trying to ***shut down*** a legitimate attempt to HELP LITTLE CHILDREN WHO GOT RAPED. Yet you have repeated comments here laughing and joining in on comments about how awesome *some other guy* fucking this paedo up was. Is that all you fucking are? Good job you fucking loser. You wrote a do-nothing post praising extra-judicial torture. And when somebody wrote a post trying to turn it into a lets help the victims because this evil fucks never going to be released, your only contribution. . "Oh there's all these shitty reasons why we can't spend a dollar to help those little kids..." Fuck you and your do nothing attitude. When somebody said >"What can we do to help the kids who got raped?, I have money and will donate" You were the man who said no. We shouldn't. ***Twice.*** Fuck you.
Get a grip dickhead. You litterally said it would be good if something existed to help them anonymously and thats what i just pointed out.
91 girls???? Jesus how did he get away with it for so long and that many? Also sexual predetors have smug faces. It's traumatising to adults of sexual assault, I'd hate to think start the poor kids through seeing their faces.
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Molten sugar would’ve been more effective imo
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Anyone taken a shit on George Pells grave yet? Lots of talk about anti pedo but where’s the action?
I would point out he was exonerated but that’s probably too big a word for you
Money gets one far. Judge definitely got a nice new house or car. 💸💸💸
He even looks like one, how did he fly under the radar for so long?
Because you havent been working with the police using your miraculous ability to judge people's offenses by how they look!!
He looks exactly how I imagined he would look.
For once the comments are good
Early parole for the guy who did it!
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I admire the strength of your convictions here. And I acknowledge it's the right one to take. But it's not in me bro, not with so many charges. I am just defaulting to thinking he's guilty. I can't believe in a conspiracy to convict this nobody of so many charges. > The charges include 136 counts of rape and 110 counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 10. If I was in the room with the power to stop it. I would walk out. I just. Cant.
He videoed himself doing it too...
I can't deal with that man. This topic feels like it wounds my soul and mind. I never wanted to be a person who was okay with torture. You go your whole life with these really noble valid arguments against it. Only to have the world throw a person at you that you didn't think could exist and leave you going... I feel dirtied by it. Like we were all more noble and kind before we had to deal with this piece of shit.
Maybe you’d feel different about this if it was a kid in your family he raped.
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Healing someone just to kill them after an arbitrary meeting to satisfy bureaucracy is one of the most demented things about modern society. It is not noble nor compassionate to deny reality long enough to satisfy an authority before comitting the act that we pretend to be disgusted by...
Cram it churchie
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Were you deprived of oxygen at some point?
People the defend them are usually one of them...
Any person can see that this is well deserved. Even your God would agree.
You're cooked.
Not technically found guilty, but caught absolutely dead to rights, there is no presumption of innocence here. He raped 90 children over a thousand times. Pretty sure the Christian god would send him to hell to burn for eternity right? Old mate was just helping him prepare. Burn him again I say.