All the great bits of Great Britain aren’t English, but the Welsh do come out with some pervy bastards. Like, many rural people shag sheep, but the Welsh did it enough to get the name for it.
lmao I’ve never seen someone seriously claim the Welsh are actually more inclined to bestiality than any other people, it’s banter that came from the fact there is just more rural land and especially sheep pastures by percentage in Wales than in England which gave rise to perception and what some may title a ‘slur’
Similarly Australian’s also use ‘sheep shagger’ as a term for New Zealanders, likely because they also have more pastoral sheep grazing land compared to them(by percentage)
Then it’s not even a matter of choosing one - they already chose one.
The rest of my point still holds - everybody involved, from the judge(s) on down to the prison guards - knew full well that putting a child sex abuser in with the other prisoners was effectively a death sentence, so for all intents and purposes, they did sentence him to death. They just relied on someone else to carry out the sentence for them.
So it would appear that the death sentence wasn’t actually abolished - it was just disguised.
FYI Ian Watkins was Welsh and was sentenced in Cardiff in 2013; the death penalty was effectively abolished in the UK in 1965.
shhh let the english claim him
All the great bits of Great Britain aren’t English, but the Welsh do come out with some pervy bastards. Like, many rural people shag sheep, but the Welsh did it enough to get the name for it.
lmao I’ve never seen someone seriously claim the Welsh are actually more inclined to bestiality than any other people, it’s banter that came from the fact there is just more rural land and especially sheep pastures by percentage in Wales than in England which gave rise to perception and what some may title a ‘slur’
Similarly Australian’s also use ‘sheep shagger’ as a term for New Zealanders, likely because they also have more pastoral sheep grazing land compared to them(by percentage)
Then it’s not even a matter of choosing one - they already chose one.
The rest of my point still holds - everybody involved, from the judge(s) on down to the prison guards - knew full well that putting a child sex abuser in with the other prisoners was effectively a death sentence, so for all intents and purposes, they did sentence him to death. They just relied on someone else to carry out the sentence for them.
So it would appear that the death sentence wasn’t actually abolished - it was just disguised.
And that’s cheap and dishonorable.