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“ if “ the “ alleged “ rapist / murder is found guilty I believe he should be hung in the Main Street of the nearest city the crime occurred.

The. Body should be left for family to collect ( if they dare) or preferably to rot in place.

A lot of these horrible crimes will stop very quickly I believe.

I’m looking at you Melbourne and south west Sydney!

Especially when family members are forced to retrieve the remains and are then known to all.

While hanging should be a quick death.

Some people might deserve a little bit longer rope.

Australia has been abandoned by its government.

Do you think we need to rethink the death penalty that we once had in this country?

Because the crime is only getting worse since it was removed!

Dave,
when you hang a man you better look at him:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZTe-_yqmhQ

I wouldn’t just look in his eyes.

I’d spit.

The Australian government has lost completely all control over crime, murder and rape in this country.

Much like America did in the last decade.

We need to bring in the military in certain cities ( Melbourne and Sydney) and regain basic civilisation before we continue further down the third world path we are on.

Let me tie the rope and pull the lever.

I will be doing our country a huge benefit.

Australia needs to return to the death penalty.

Asap

Daves2017 wrote on May 3^rd, 2026 at 8:08pm:

We need politicians who think like you.

Only martial law with fast 30 minute military trials with
the death penalty for most offences could solve it.

Right now violent criminals are let out on bail: to kill, maim and rob again.
The justice system has failed us.

“ As of early 2026, countries that retain and actively use the death penalty include China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United States, Egypt, Iraq, Vietnam, Yemen, and Somalia. While the global trend has moved toward abolition, dozens of nations still maintain capital punishment in their legal systems, though many are classified as "abolitionist in practice" (meaning they have not executed anyone in at least 10 years).Key Developments in 2026Israel: In April 2026, legislation was passed to implement a mandatory death penalty for individuals convicted of terrorism.Singapore: Executions have continued into 2026, including for drug-related offenses.Indonesia: A new criminal code took effect in January 2026, classifying the death penalty as a last-resort punishment with potential for commutation after a probation period.”

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Isn’t it interesting that despite our government absolutely not allowing the death penalty.

If there is big money involved all those beliefs suddenly aren’t mentioned in business deals with these nations?

Stand for something or just sit in the corner and STFU, hey Penny Wong?

Why do so many want to go back to the 1700's?

Dnarever wrote on May 3^rd, 2026 at 8:48pm:

Why do so many want to go back to the 1700's?

We have reached a stage where all law has been defiled -

we live in a lawless society where the criminals run us.

Only draconian punishments can get our society back on track.

Aaaargh - hung t'old way and hung from the castle battlements for the crows to eat... such is the lot of the vile criminal type!!

For the MOST vile crimes, just hung on the castle battlements without execution and left to the seagulls and crows...

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on May 3^rd, 2026 at 9:50pm:

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http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl General Discussion >> General Board >> Why Australia needs capital punishment http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1777797284 Message started by Daves2017 on May 3^rd, 2026 at 6:34pm