Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: A life cut short by cruelty

[icowden]

I didn't suggest he was a bad child but speculated that, based on the history, that it would not be surprising if he could have been, for want of a better phrase' hard work.

All children are "hard work" in one way or another. Some of us look after them and try to raise them to be good, decent human beings. Some don't and by good luck and fortune their children manage to escape the shadow of terrible parenting. Others are like Tustin. Poor kid didn't get much of a life by the look of it.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Ask your mate's Husband, I'm sure there are Prisons where these sort of inmates will be treated with compassion and understanding (maybe even empathy as I know you love that one on here) and shown the love and care they deserve but hopefully they won't be going to one of those.

There are two aspects to bad treatment of prisoners.

The prison staff and authorities have an obligation to look after the welfare of the prisoners, not "love" them, no matter how much they may despise those prisoners or the crimes they committed. If they cannot do that they are in the wrong job.

Other prisoners are the main cause of danger, and no matter how much the prison staff try it is almost impossible to prevent maltreatment by other prisoners, other than permanent segregation. This will be the biggest and longest-lasting cause of danger and fear to Tustin, indeed there are already signs that it has started.

 

[fozy tornip]

Ask your mate's Husband, I'm sure there are Prisons where these sort of inmates will be treated with compassion and understanding (maybe even empathy as I know you love that one on here) and shown the love and care they deserve but hopefully they won't be going to one of those.

It's a pity we can't wrap her in a shroud, bury her waist deep in the ground, and throw rocks at her until she's dead.

 

[fozy tornip]

It's what Arthur would've wanted.

 

[Deleted member 28]

I would imagine all he wanted was a bit of love and affection, now stop being a Prick.

 

[fozy tornip]

But now he wants the terror and fear and pain and suffering to continue for others. I can see his little face, up there, wreathed in heavenly cloud, nodding approval of my vengeance plan. "More anguish" he seems to be saying.

 

[Deleted member 28]

I've discussed this case with about 30 different people over the Weekend and every one of them thinks they should either be locked up for Life, no let out, or dead.

Now, either people with a different view bit their tongue or there weren't any?

What sort of person can see anything other than pure evil in these Two?

 

[Deleted member 28]

But now he wants the terror and fear and pain and suffering to continue for others. I can see his little face, up there, wreathed in heavenly cloud, nodding approval of my vengeance plan. "More anguish" he seems to be saying.

Now I know you're taking the piss, 'up there ' ?
I realise the internet is the only avenue for your release as I doubt you would last more than 2 minutes face to face with those comments.

Oh well, I'm off to mingle with some real, live beings. 👋

 

[matticus]

All children are "hard work" in one way or another. Some of us look after them and try to raise them to be good, decent human beings. Some don't and by good luck and fortune their children manage to escape the shadow of terrible parenting. Others are like Tustin. Poor kid didn't get much of a life by the look of it.

Perhaps this is why social workers often fail to spot these cases:
"I don't see a problem - ALL kids are hard work! Any decent parent will look after them just fine! Move along now, nothing to see ..."

 

[winjim]

I've discussed this case with about 30 different people over the Weekend and every one of them thinks they should either be locked up for Life, no let out, or dead.

Now, either people with a different view bit their tongue or there weren't any?

What sort of person can see anything other than pure evil in these Two?

It's not about what we see in them. It's about what we see in ourselves.

 

[fozy tornip]

Perhaps they didn't want to be called a prick and have their evening ruined by one of your monster sulks? Perhaps all 30 were wishing you'd give it a rest and jerk off in private, like the rest of us, instead of buffing your hate boner in public?

 

[Deleted member 28]

It's not about what we see in them. It's about what we see in ourselves.

I like what I see actually.

 

[fozy tornip]

I like what I see actually.

You're fit but you know it.

 

[PaulB]

That is, of course, if she survives the length of her prison stay. I'm not sure that her arrival will be well received given the nature of her offence.

She won't. Women in prisons are treated worse than men for offences against children. She won't have anything like the strength to cope with the rigours of normal prison and of course, she won't have that, she'll have a very, very bad time and every minute will be a battle to survive. I worship the ground that's coming to her.

 

[Rusty Nails]

But now he wants the terror and fear and pain and suffering to continue for others. I can see his little face, up there, wreathed in heavenly cloud, nodding approval of my vengeance plan. "More anguish" he seems to be saying.

I think you are trying a bit too hard with the "aren't I clever" shtick.