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Monday, August 18, 2008 at 11:15AM 
I read that child-killer Ian Brady - the infamous Moors Murderer - has been complaining he is not paid enough at the top security hospital where is serving his sentence. Mr Brady has a point. He is indeed not paid enough. He is still alive.
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I watched the Longford series on him, not a nice guy.
He should have swung. Obviously.
He probably deserved to Alison.
I would agree that he deserves it, but I don't think that killing anyone you don't have to is the answer.
And for him "life" will almost certainly mean that.
Poor Ian Brady, my heart blleds for him. No doubt his lawyer will probalby find some way to use the "Human Rights Act" to ensure his monster of a client gets the same in benefits. Why are these people even given money anyway, they already have full board & lodgings at the taxpayers expense.
What happened to good old Hard Time? You know, back breaking labour all day long and then bread and water rations for their dinner.
Personally, I don't believe in the Death Penalty. I believe that the Death Penalty lowers the State and all its people to the level of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. No, life should mean life. Hard, back breaking Life. You'd having him crying for his maker in no time.
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