http://www.yahoo.com/_ylt=AmuY5aG296...ft_from_casket



Really sad that people do this,

 

Pitiful, really. The depths that people sink to who are on drugs is beyond my comprehension.

- Jack

 

Of course they blame it on drugs, not the person who did the crime. Equally as pathetic...

 

I find it just as creepy to bury someone with a video game than the guy that stole it.

 

Very often people are buried with their worldly possessions, such as rings, cars, whatever so why is that creepy??

 

Will - Please don't hear me excusing anyone here. I firmly believe we make choices and that there are always consequences when the choices are bad.

I DO however, tend to look for "reasons" for people's behavior. What this guy did seems so aberrant that I can't see him as a "normal" member of society. I certainly think if he cannot be rehabilitated, he needs to be "put away" - forever.

- Jack

 

This is just as bad as the funeral directors relieving their clients of their gold teeth before the ceremony and hocking them. Happens all the time.

Pal of mine owns a pawn shop and does business with several funeral directors.

 

Jack, I wasn't implying that at all. :o

I know in my younger days when I drank I never did anything extraordinarily stupid while inebriated. It is possible to still make the right choices, whether impaired or not. This guy obviously has not figured that out.

 

Drugs are just the tip of the iceberg for that guys problems.

Just like the guys that used to plead insanity after they killed someone. Do sane people kill other people? No, I don't believe that's true. So, by my thought process, if you kill someone else by means other than an accident, you are insane. So hang'em all or put them all in institutions for the criminally insane, but don't start playing roulette with them by killing some and letting others live on.

Oops, this wasn't meant to start a debate. Just read it, laugh at it or shake your head knowingly and move along, nothing to see here folks.

 

I don't buy the "insanity" or "forgetfulness" defenses either. Thanks, Will, we're probably on the same page.

For the record, I'm not so much concerned with what the guy did, but what someone who does things like this will probably do in the future. I don't see him as a beneficial member of society.

- Jack

 

Jack you are so right what's this guys next move??. If he doesn't have the common decency to not steal from a coffin then what will he do next. I am all for removing him from society. Maybe startup an island somewhere cold for folks like this...

 

I wonder if the teenager in the casket had the cheats for the games---and if he did, did the guy get those, too?

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Just sad to see, what type of low life does that? He's gotta be a high memer of our society for sure.

 

ironic, the brits tried that once... it left us with Australia...

 

lmao!!!