Word of the Day — Gunishment

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Some 25 years ago my father in law , who has now since passed put for­ward a very sim­i­lar the­ory at the din­ner table one night. His state­ment was bought about by the unmask­ing of a kiddy fid­dler in our rural town .
” there’s only one way to deal with those sort of bas­tards , the prob­lems in their heads , there­fore you remove the head from the shoul­ders“
Stuck with me for a long time that one .
Keep the heat on Cameron you have more sup­port than even you may realise.

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I used to work in the area of pris­oner reha­bil­i­ta­tion. I knew three rapists really well..One went inside on pre­ven­tive deten­tion , when pre­ven­tive deten­tion meant pre­ven­tive deten­tion. Not sure what hap­pened to another older guy , a third one…I.don’t think he ever got pre­ven­tive deten­tion but would have got it if he had been con­victed of rape again. With this guy it was like an hor­monal kind of thing..we all knew when he was ”on.” He has since died .He came from quite a well known fam­ily.
If it is an hor­monal prob­lem , why isn’t there treat­ment?
A man I know works at ChCh mens prison..he used to work in a sex offend­ers unit..he said it was easy because they were all so drugged up…So why can’t rapists and pae­dophiles be drugged up in the com­mu­nity? Over­seas ‚you some­times hear of sex offend­ers beg­ging to be cas­trated.
Peo­ple with psy­chi­atric dis­or­ders who won’t take med­ica­tion some­times get com­pul­sory treat­ment orders..and med­ica­tion by injec­tion. Why can’t all these men be get­ting com­pul­sory treat­ment? I guess the coun­try is so PC , a dis­cus­sion around this would soon hit the Pae­dophiles Bill of Rites and an army of over zeal­ous lawyers.
What is being done overseas?