Brussels V India! Euro-Commissars Eager To Save Child-Rapists?
Three cheers for India, where the Cabinet has approved plans for the death penalty for evil scumbags convicted of preying on little girls under 12 years of age.
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But who can disagree with the Indian lady I saw on the news this morning, who asserted, with both passion and logic, that the arbitrary age limit should be waived.
The more pigs put down, the better.
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Disturbingly, the BBC tells us that executions are rarely carried out in India, with just three recorded in the last decade.
Why?
And what about the foot-dragging in that notorious case that shocked not just India but the whole world – four men convicted in the Delhi bus case were sentenced to death but, disgracefully…
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…this has not yet been carried out.
It seems there’s a mind-set problem in the judiciary, because today’s report quotes a judge in that gang-rape case who said it fell into “the rarest of rare category” which justifies capital punishment in India.
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What possesses him to say that? Why should proper punishment be ‘rare?’
Probably an alumnus of some pinko university in the weasel world of the EUSSR, where I’ve no doubt Juncker, Merkel and of course their compliant and-maiden Theresa the Appeaser will be wringing their hands!
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The European Union is the leading institutional actor and largest donor in the fight against death penalty worldwide.
https://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/sectors/human-rights-and-governance/democracy-and-human-rights/fight-
Tanvi 16:41 on April 22, 2018 Permalink |
Thank you.
If Europe tries to push India on this then Europe will get a harsh push back.
Mr. Juncker and the two women leaders in Great Britain and Germany can be uncaring about child-rape in their own countries but they may not extend their stupidity to our country.
We Indian women do care and will fight for more reform until all the convicted rapists get the death penalty.
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Vijay D 16:57 on April 22, 2018 Permalink |
Who do they think they are? India has celebrated 70 years of independence and will not be told what to do by the rulers of any Western country. The British Raj is long dead and gone.
I read about English law today and it is sad to read, hardly any punishment at all for very bad crimes. They are not what they were.
We are a free nation and we are not members and never will be of that ‘European Union,’ so it is none of their business if we hang the men who violate children..
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Salli 19:14 on April 22, 2018 Permalink |
No neocolonial dictators welcome.
If you British want to live under a Brussels Raj, you are welcome but India will not.
Justice for the children!
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Mikki 22:28 on April 22, 2018 Permalink |
As an Indian working overseas, I want to thank you for this rebuke to the Europeans who want to force their sick values on my country.
We will not accept Western weakness in or country any more than they would let me tell them how to run theirs.
I pity the EU leaders who have no humility and no conscience.
I pity more the women of Europe whose leaders value them so cheaply that they are not doing as India is doing.
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