What if you saw your own son being blinded by someone right in front of you, what would be your reaction then. Call the police?:shrug:
Woman blinded by acid wants same fate for attacker
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What if you saw your own son being blinded by someone right in front of you, what would be your reaction then. Call the police?:shrug:
I would kill him. I would do so against the law, obviously. I would than call the police and be jailed.
The law isn't always around when you need them, as in the case I just mentioned.
true, but everyone's fate will cross the LAW at the end.
Bells
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Which would kind of defeat the purpose of being jailed for a crime. So he could conceivably be released and adapt quite well to being blinded and live a very happy, comfortable and fulfilling life. He would have no scars, while her face, hands and arms will remain scarred for life. So he could even marry some day.
I just find the whole thing to be reactionary. I'd prefer he rot in jail for the rest of his miserable life, with an enlarged image of my scarred face plastered on his wall so that it was the first and last thing he saw every day, to remind him of what he did until the day he died basically. I doubt Iranian jails are pleasant places to spend one's time.. Yet she wants to blind him and then have him released to live in the comfort of his own home. He will suffer much less than she has suffered when he is blinded. He won't feel the pain of the acid streaming down his face, into his mouth or onto his hands and arms. He won't have to deal with the surgeries she had to endure after her attack.
He should be left in prison and reminded daily of the pain and horror he caused another human being.
You seem to under-mind the idea of blindness. Let me remind you, it is lack of vision for eternity until death. Try living a happy, comfortable, and a very fulfilling life, bells.
I would let him take care of the woman he blinded by paying for anything she ever needs.
true...but in this case this would not be enough.
Whatever the punishment deserved is rather irrelevant to the rationale of throwing acid in someones face. The crux of the problem needs to be addressed so that similar incidents never occur again. And, it is that problem you are defending.
I rather prefer simple execution for most federal level crimes. Then we can harvest their organs to put in law abiding people that need it, its a win-win! For example this guys corneas could have been riped out and put in someone else's eyes so they could see!
I think his family offered that and she refused.
She refused because he was going to be set free for helping her. That was the "deal". If she dropped charges, they would help. They should be made to assist and put him in jail as well.
I'd say at least 5 years up to 10 years. Depends if he is remorseful or not during trial. Also the earlier release would help the victim by making him help pay the victims expenses as well. The helping of the victim with money would be until he died or she succumbed to death.