Discipline

The Bartender Gender : Number of posts : 72 Age : 31

We need more of it...

or else.

Guest

I agree...

One of the main reasons I gave up leadership of Umbrella was because of the utter childish behavior of the members..

Regardless.. What brought this up?

Soldier Gender : Number of posts : 111 Age : 32

fapfapfap.

Overseer Gender : Number of posts : 667 Age : 34

SettingSun wrote:: fapfapfap.

Faps do not go in thread about discipline! I shall have to rip out your spinal cord and beat you with it.

Afterwards we shall have tea.

Soldier Gender : Number of posts : 111 Age : 32

Oh.

My pants just got tight... L, will you really? *Makes a cute face that invites some rough sex*

Overseer Gender : Number of posts : 667 Age : 34

No sex. Just spinal beatings and tea.

...

And possibly crumpets.

The Bartender Gender : Number of posts : 72 Age : 31

Havoc wrote:: I agree...

One of the main reasons I gave up leadership of Umbrella was because of the utter childish behavior of the members..

Regardless.. What brought this up?

Somethin I saw in ROTC that I thought was funny.

Guest

Havoc wrote:: I agree...

One of the main reasons I gave up leadership of Umbrella was because of the utter childish behavior of the members..

Regardless.. What brought this up?

Whenever we try to enforce this, we're terrible people.

Same thing happened to Pest, you, Me.

Subject: Re: Discipline Sat May 02, 2009 12:53 am

Discipline is for die hard loyal people, and enforcement is for brainless power hungry people looking to inforce their will on others to get off in a sexual way. *Looks at Havoc* Yes, I mean you.

Overseer Gender : Number of posts : 667 Age : 34

*Hopes he doesn't have to go through the "Rules are necessary for society to function" Speech with Syn.*

Soldier Gender : Number of posts : 111 Age : 32

*thinks he should divert the thread*

Pineapples

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 4:32 am

L wrote:: *Hopes he doesn't have to go through the "Rules are necessary for society to function" Speech with Syn.*

Wrong. Humanity is necessary for society to function. Unfortunately, not alot of people have that, especially the aforementioned sex starved enforcement people.

Guest

Yes, we should have discipline. If only you lazy goobers had bothered to discipline me in the past, perhaps I wouldn't have felt it prudent to post a loltapir (the retarded cousin of lolcats)

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 11:25 am

Holy shit, what the flying fuck from the planet of apes is that.

Soldier Gender : Number of posts : 111 Age : 32

I don't want to know.

Spider Wizard Gender : Number of posts : 272 Age : 30

Synyster Gates wrote:

L wrote:: *Hopes he doesn't have to go through the "Rules are necessary for society to function" Speech with Syn.*

Wrong. Humanity is necessary for society to function. Unfortunately, not alot of people have that, especially the aforementioned sex starved enforcement people.

So...you're saying society would be fine if everyone was allowed to just take anything they wanted, and kill anyone they didn't like?

Yeah...that makes tons of sense.

Guest

It's a tapir! A cute, fuzzy tapir! D=<

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 5:16 pm

Penguin Hunter wrote:

Synyster Gates wrote:

L wrote:: *Hopes he doesn't have to go through the "Rules are necessary for society to function" Speech with Syn.*

Wrong. Humanity is necessary for society to function. Unfortunately, not alot of people have that, especially the aforementioned sex starved enforcement people.

So...you're saying society would be fine if everyone was allowed to just take anything they wanted, and kill anyone they didn't like?

Yeah...that makes tons of sense.

If everyone had a shred of humanity, they wouldn't steal or kill. It was my entire point, which you failed to see. I'm saying society would be fine if they would just have in head rules that are always followed, instead of having rules placed for them which they don't follow.

Yes. It makes a lot of sense, unfortunately you're one of the inhumane ones that would threaten death to someone because you don't like them, so you didn't see my point.

Guest

Unfortunately, the people with pure enough hearts to fit this utopian world you speak of generally have too many chromosomes.

As for threatening death, yes I think the death penalty is way too lenient. Anything more serious than tax evasion needs to result in execution.

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 5:32 pm

Trigger wrote:: Unfortunately, the people with pure enough hearts to fit this utopian world you speak of generally have too many chromosomes.

As for threatening death, yes I think the death penalty is way too lenient. Anything more serious than tax evasion needs to result in execution.

Death penalties shouldn't exist, even in this not perfect world.

Guest

Synyster Gates wrote:

Trigger wrote:: Unfortunately, the people with pure enough hearts to fit this utopian world you speak of generally have too many chromosomes.

As for threatening death, yes I think the death penalty is way too lenient. Anything more serious than tax evasion needs to result in execution.

Death penalties shouldn't exist, even in this not perfect world.

Well, I can understand a respect for human life, but if someone rapes a little girl, I don't think they should live to do it again. Nor do I advocate putting them in prison for the rest of their lives, where I'll have to pay for them with my tax money (when i start paying taxes). I also, am not fond of those expensive little injections they use to kill the people that DO get executed. In my opinion, they should just buy a $12 hammer and use that. It should last for at least about a hundred executions.

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 6:54 pm

I agree with you Trigg, but I say let the parents of the little girl (or boy, hey who knows) be the one to operate the hammer. Either that or let him stay in the normal prison populace, they wont last long there, and any murders, that where not say crimes where someone acted on pure emotion they should be put to death. I say bring back public gallows.

P.S. Move this to s discussion on stuff like death penalty, maybe call it "law and Order"

Subject: Re: Discipline Sun May 03, 2009 11:12 pm

Trigger wrote:

Synyster Gates wrote:

Trigger wrote:: Unfortunately, the people with pure enough hearts to fit this utopian world you speak of generally have too many chromosomes.

As for threatening death, yes I think the death penalty is way too lenient. Anything more serious than tax evasion needs to result in execution.

Death penalties shouldn't exist, even in this not perfect world.

Well, I can understand a respect for human life, but if someone rapes a little girl, I don't think they should live to do it again. Nor do I advocate putting them in prison for the rest of their lives, where I'll have to pay for them with my tax money (when i start paying taxes). I also, am not fond of those expensive little injections they use to kill the people that DO get executed. In my opinion, they should just buy a $12 hammer and use that. It should last for at least about a hundred executions.

No one truly DESERVES to die. Besides, you don't get put to death for abusing a little girl. You get a fancy anklet for a few months, after which they remove it and put your name in a list of known sex offenders.

Putting them in prison works perfectly well, as explained by Dan Brown, my favorite youtube vlogger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSwZ2_4yFrI&feature=channel_page

Guest

Synyster Gates wrote:: No one truly DESERVES to die.

Say that again after someone rapes someone you love, kills her, and then leaves her broken, lifeless body in a ditch. THEN, try to say it again after you attend his hearing, and watch him try to convince the jury he didn't do it, even when they found his semen in her.

People are scum, and a great many of them deserve to die much more painful deaths than lethal injections provide.

Quote :: Besides, you don't get put to death for abusing a little girl.

One of the many failures of the justice system.

Quote :: Putting them in prison works perfectly well, as explained by Dan Brown, my favorite youtube vlogger.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSwZ2_4yFrI&feature=channel_page

My computer turns to shit whenever I try to watch a video, so you'll need to explain it to me. Any system that requires good, law-abiding citizens to pay for a dangerous criminals' food and shelter until they're released back into society is seriously screwed up.

And furthermore, who's the genius that invented Death Row? The second the gavel falls on a guilty sentence, the convicted needs to be escorted to their location of death. None of this "Sit in jail for two decades first" bullshit.

Now I remember why I'm going to law school to be a prosecutor once I'm done with this damned high school.

Soldier Gender : Number of posts : 111 Age : 32

Even if you're a prosecutor, you can't change the way the legal system works.

I honestly believe if you are proven beyond ALL DOUBT of a crime that should carry the death penalty, you deserve to be executed. Firing squad, old style it. What is it... $0.30 a bullet for a 9mm? Let's put that gun industry to good use.