Monday May 28, 2012

Kevin Lee Brooke's past comments

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    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Me too. I wholeheartedly support.

    Posted in: Noda defends use of death penalty

  • 0

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    I saw a jr. high school girl with a t-shirt that said "F * CK Me" on the back.

    But in Japan, that's a legal advertisement, me thinks.

    Posted in: What are some of the weirdest examples of English used in ads or on T-shirts, bags, etc, that you have seen in Japan?

  • 0

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Because I hate "mass-stupidity".

    Posted in: Why does the existence of AKB48 bother so many readers of Japan Today (judging from the comments on the discussion board)?

  • -1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    AliasisFeb. 22, 2012 - 11:29AM JST

    Nope, if someone I cared about was murdered, I still would NOT support the death penalty

    You can't say that because it has never happened to you. So how do you know how you would feel if your child, or whatever, was murdered?

    Talk about barbarism. It is barbaric to feel empathly for the killer, instead of sympathy for the victim(s).

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  • 1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    I think he meant killing the baby, then raping and killing the wife. Maybe not though. Unclear of the true order of events. Though, it really matters not.

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  • -2

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    kan805

    A minor who did this kind of crime cannot be taken as under age person.

    ESPECIALLY when he was so close to the legal age. Not like he was 12 at the time. And who is to say that the legal age should be binding for all? Such a wide range of maturity in mid to late teens. Not that "immaturity" is even closed to an excuse for such a crime as this.

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  • -2

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    It"S ME For the People that say they would kill the person.

    I guess we would read about it in the news "Like Murderer was shot to death in court by surviving family member"(seen that or similar one often enough).

    What the normally don't report is that the family-member themselves just committed "pre-meditated Murder 1" in front of witnesses & legal officials and thus is automatically found guilty and usually ends up with life-sentence or in the execution chamber himself. In short the Family Member has become the same low-life as the person he killed.

    How can you even compare the two? The original offending "low-life's" actions were unprevoked. He took TWO innocent victims' lives for his own selfish pleasures - and wrecked the lives of the loved ones. In the case of vengence on him, this is a totally provoked action - done to a GUILTY person.

    Again, how can you even compare?

    Think about that.

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    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Nicky WashidaFeb. 21, 2012 - 11:19AM JST

    Samantha you make a really excellent point there. At what point does the perpetrator become the victim? It's such a hard one to answer isn't it?

    Sorry Nicky - though I am not the one who gave you "thumbs down", I must abstain from giving you a "thumbs up" - because I disagree. Once you are a perpetrator to the extent he was - strangling a helpless 11 month old after raping and murdering the mother - I mean, seriously? - you don't get the right to be a "victim".

    Even IF it is honestly true about his childhood (and this could have been EASILY made up or embelished for defense reasons), that does not create a savage murderer - nor does it condone the actions. He was beat as a child and his mom killed herself. Tough indeed. But there was no eveidence presented that he was sexually molested and brainwashed into thinking rape and murder are "ok".

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    Kevin Lee Brooke

    some14someFeb. 21, 2012 - 06:56AM JST

    The decisions led Motomura to tell media that he would wait for Otsuki’s release and kill him.

    nothing but hatred and strong feeling of revenge and unfortunately top court has accepted it.

    And thank GOD they did! This trash deserves to be "put out" - either through justice or revenge. If I were the husband/father of the victims, I couldn't help to be a little disappointed by being robbed of the opportunity to be the one who takes away his last, worthless breath.

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  • 0

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Sickening.

    Posted in: Record-high 384 child abuse cases reported in 2011

  • 2

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    It was a stupid lawsuit, yes. But at least she wasn't given an ungodly amount of money - effectively making her a millionaire - for doing absolutely nothing but bitching.

    Posted in: California woman wins suit over Honda hybrid mileage per gallon

  • 1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Poor guy. Very few young J-guys actually have hint of a backbone. All he probably had to do was give an ounce of resistance, and I'm sure the lowlife punks would've turned tail and run.

    If I'm ever attacked - by one or by many - win or lose, by GOD they'll wish to $%&# they would've just kept walking.

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  • -3

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    ebisenJan. 13, 2012 - 08:54AM JST

    "For some time now California-based Apple has been letting iPod Nano owners turn the small, square devices into Internet-connected watches complete with wrist straps."

    I just love this phrasing.... I'm on my knees, with my face kissing the ground, saying: "Oh thank you Apple, for in your Greatness you are allowing me the use a product I bought from you the way I want, thank you, thank you, thank you"...

    AND I AM SURE YOU ARE CERTAINLY WELCOME.

    Posted in: Android-powered watches get Internet savvy

  • -1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    LOL.

    Posted in: Korean drama backlash

  • 4

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Well, the baby would look like any other baby, except for the face being partially obscured by metal bars.

    How moronic.

    Posted in: If you had a baby with an AKB48 member, what would your child look like?

  • -3

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Blech! "Why is this news", indeed. I even mad at myself for spending a precious minute of my day to post a comment.

    Posted in: Princess Aiko hospitalized with cold symptoms

  • -1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    "No one deserves the death penalty, it's just murder by the state"

    That' just YOUR opinion - it doesn't make it a fact.

    In my opinion, child rapists/murders deserve to be tortured slowly until they die. That, unfortunately is not possible, so the death penalty is the next best thing.

    This guy murdered multiple people for greed. He might not be next in line on my list of those who deserve to die, but he is close to the top.

    Posted in: Man sentenced to death for pachinko parlor arson-murders

  • 2

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Justice, DONE!

    Posted in: Man sentenced to death for pachinko parlor arson-murders

  • -1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Nothing. I like it being cheap for me to go home and on vaca.

    Posted in: What measures should the Japanese government take to deal with the strong yen?

  • 1

    Kevin Lee Brooke

    Keep it, no regrets.

    Posted in: If you found a bag with a huge amount of cash, say 10 million yen, would you hand it in to the authorities or keep it?

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