Does the UK have the death sentence?

[Judge]

I know they used to at least. Do they still have it? In any cases at all?

 

[Don Hagliatelli]

Nope.

 

[Billy no mates]

No we do have ASBO's though .

 

[Co-Co Zola]

Nah son, nah. Abolished back in 1965.

We should reintroduce it though.

 

[nac386]

An 83 year old man was executed in the US the other day. He's the oldest man ever executed I believe. He committed the crime in the late 1980s.

 

[Billy no mates]

Nah son, nah. Abolished back in 1965.

We should reintroduce it though.

No it's only for shit hole countries .

 

[Deleted member 502383]

In Britain there's a million ways you can lose your life but heinous crimes are not one I'm afraid.

 

[grimballer]

Why?

It’s so Stone Age method of punishing ppl

 

[bushman505]

Yes they do. Just being a normal citizen carries a high risk of getting stabbed, machete attacked or run over by a car.

Plus as shitty as that country is, just being there is a death sentence.

 

[all caps]

They dont even have guns <Lmaoo>

 

[ndwolfwood]

It depends. If you commit a crime against Islam they will allow them to use capital punishment against you.

 

[bushman505]

If you live in England and you aren’t muslim you are pretty much on death row already.

 

[Judge]

Why?

It’s so Stone Age method of punishing ppl

So, you think for say mass murderers and people who cut over other's head while talking about snackbars is barbaric?


How about little kids in hospitals?

Seems like SOCIALIST HEALTHCARE is the only body handing out DEATH SENTENCES in the UK.

We have air ambulances waiting to take him to Italy, says Alfie Evans' father as Supreme Court judges throw out latest appeal to stop doctors switching off life support

• Couple want to move their gravely ill 23-month-old son to a hospital in Rome
• They launched a legal battle after doctors planned to end his care and let him die
• Appeal Court judges approved a plan to withdraw the youngster's treatment
• The Supreme Court has now refused permission for another hearing

(CNN)British baby Charlie Gard, who was at the center of a legal battle that captured the world's attention, died Friday, one week before his first birthday.

"Our beautiful little boy has gone, we're so proud of him," his mother, Connie Yates, said in a statement.
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They dont even have guns <Lmaoo>

But wait, they still have knives? Right?

London anti-knife rules: bans home delivery of knives and more

Yes they do. Just being a normal citizen carries a high risk of getting stabbed, machete attacked or run over by a car.

Plus as shitty as that country is, just being there is a death sentence.

I think you are more at risk if you need live saving operation.

 

[Bloodworth]

UK are very prissy. Look up the charges if you assault a cop.

It's sad how low of an offense it is.

 

[MiniCraque]

No, only death panels, a.k.a. free healthcare.

 

[snakedafunky]

Well, this thread has brought out Sherdog's finest.

 

[Judge]

Well, this thread has brought out Sherdog's finest.

And you.

 

[Billy no mates]

Christ on a bike .

 

[curryjunkie]

Yes they do. Just being a normal citizen carries a high risk of getting stabbed, machete attacked or run over by a car.

Plus as shitty as that country is, just being there is a death sentence.

i asked you in another thread, ever been there?

 

[Armbars]

yes, I'll gladly carry out that sentence on anyone who enters my property