I hear they did this to Iraqi insurgents but they used Barney--the annoying and cloying purple dinosaur.QRM wrote:How about psychological punishment? forced in a room listening to Kylie Minoge for 72 hours?
Good question, QRM. I think part of the equation is the humiliation of having to bend over with your backside exposed, but I'm not sure. There could be a better alternative as you point out.QRM wrote:Is the problem the actual act of canning? you will also get the same effect with a red hot branding iron.
WIMH, branding 's used for cattle and such like beasts. Was ksl's recount of the parang attack in the padang a real act of violence? I was shocked to read that. Surely, that kind of thing doesn't happen in SG?Wind In My Hair wrote:Good question, QRM. I think part of the equation is the humiliation of having to bend over with your backside exposed, but I'm not sure. There could be a better alternative as you point out.QRM wrote:Is the problem the actual act of canning? you will also get the same effect with a red hot branding iron.
By the way, I'm sure you meant 'caning'. Canning is infinitely more barbaric and a punishment no one could survive, not in one piece anyway unless you find a gigantic can
Er, I didn't mean that the alternative to caning was branding. Just that there may be an alternative, which I think was QRM's point.anneteoh wrote:WIMH, branding 's used for cattle and such like beasts
Apparently it just did.anneteoh wrote:Was ksl's recount of the parang attack in the padang a real act of violence? I was shocked to read that. Surely, that kind of thing doesn't happen in SG?
You completely lost me here. Hopefully QRM gets what you meant he meant.anneteoh wrote:I think QRM means a cauldron for boiling the offender
I believe sentencing takes place on Tuesday. The Attorney-General's Chambers is calling for 12 weeks jail.anneteoh wrote:BTW, what's going on at the moment with this case?
I hate name callers and you're ganging up again. So now, you've found a good substitute for your racist inclination at poking fun at Asian ladies. But you're only doing this as you can't spell so there's a retard somewhere that propels this disgusting triat in what is otherwise, a civil society. Schtlick !QRM wrote:Amazing how one letter makes a huge difference to the meaning of the sentence. Bit like the statement "it was so crowded Jesus walked in the water" has a whole new meaning when it becomes "it was so crowded Jesus walked on the water"
Anyway yup it was the fact that they get a permanent mark on their skin. Aunty Batty point of boiling is an interesting one, you can have boiling water poured on your head or buttocks as a punishment, instead of 3, 5, 8, strokes of the cane it can be 3, 5, 8 pints of boiling water tipped on your head while you are tied to a chair.
Sorry I got threads and cases mixed up. My reply referred to the Alan Shadrake case, but I later realized you may be referring to the Kamari Charlton case.Wind In My Hair wrote:I believe sentencing takes place on Tuesday. The Attorney-General's Chambers is calling for 12 weeks jail.anneteoh wrote:BTW, what's going on at the moment with this case?
It sounds painful. He wouldn't be able to sit or sleep. From my own expereince with QRM, the punishment would justify the crime. I'm tempted to harden up and leave it at that.Plavt wrote:A detail that appears to have been either overlooked or misunderstood is; when an offender is caned the flesh is left permanently scarred. This would be similar to branding which is what QRM meant.
I was referring to the title case of this thread. Don't worry, Plavt's in the background.Wind In My Hair wrote:Sorry I got threads and cases mixed up. My reply referred to the Alan Shadrake case, but I later realized you may be referring to the Kamari Charlton case.Wind In My Hair wrote:I believe sentencing takes place on Tuesday. The Attorney-General's Chambers is calling for 12 weeks jail.anneteoh wrote:BTW, what's going on at the moment with this case?
Aargh, vague references and obscure humour really confuse me.
Serious question now, but is your real name Norah by any chance?anneteoh wrote:I hate name callers and you're ganging up again. So now, you've found a good substitute for your racist inclination at poking fun at Asian ladies. But you're only doing this as you can't spell so there's a retard somewhere that propels this disgusting triat in what is otherwise, a civil society. Schtlick !QRM wrote:Amazing how one letter makes a huge difference to the meaning of the sentence. Bit like the statement "it was so crowded Jesus walked in the water" has a whole new meaning when it becomes "it was so crowded Jesus walked on the water"
Anyway yup it was the fact that they get a permanent mark on their skin. Aunty Batty point of boiling is an interesting one, you can have boiling water poured on your head or buttocks as a punishment, instead of 3, 5, 8, strokes of the cane it can be 3, 5, 8 pints of boiling water tipped on your head while you are tied to a chair.
Trust a low name caller like you to ridicule this serious discussion.
Such anonymous cyber aliases are psychologically categorized as inherent losers at competitions, hence the need to put an otherwise winner down with demeaning words. It's beginning to feel like wading in a tabloid assylum whenever you or the Exiled Rogue troll me.
I might have to take you to court so watcha, there!
You should be canned and caned by your description. lol
anneteoh wrote:It sounds painful. He wouldn't be able to sit or sleep. From my own expereince with QRM, the punishment would justify the crime. I'm tempted to harden up and leave it at that.Plavt wrote:A detail that appears to have been either overlooked or misunderstood is; when an offender is caned the flesh is left permanently scarred. This would be similar to branding which is what QRM meant.
But, if the good religions were to still make any sense in this context, it occurred to me that there is a solution, and it's this.
Shradrack (?) should apologise, retract and burn his books that sought to defame the SG govt and slander its name.
That way, the SG govt might consider waiving the caning and just fine him.
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