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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
I would rather see her rot in a cell and cost me all my money in taxes than harm another child!
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Let me say first, that I opened this thread yesterday and the visual of the quoted text made me sick to my stomach. I didn't even read it all and certainly didn't click through on any links.
The thing is, she won't likely ever have access to her children again. She won't ever be able to be in a position to work closely with children, since she will fail a vulnerable sector check in about 8 seconds flat.
What's the danger to kids? Unless there is some other reason to think that she might apprehend another child to do this, or prey on children in playgrounds and try and 'discipline' them in this way, I don't think keeping her locked up much longer serves any useful purpose.
If there was such a reason to be concerned, due to results of testing and therapy in prison, that lead them to believe that these things might be possible, then by all means I would have no issue with her being locked up indefinitely.