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for withholding a length of rope and access to a sturdy overhanging pipe or beam from this man?

Is he supposed to be subjected to torture by other inmates to satisfy the nation?

Give him an opportunity to opt out if he wants.

It's ludicrous to go through this charade of preventing his suicide just so extra judicial suffering can be inflicted upon him.

What a wretched excuse for a supposedly humane corrections system.

A lot of people do support torture by fellow inmates for Sandusky.

Don't let him opt out so he must endure the suffering.

pathetic. plus you've got this bizarre "let him kill himself" thing going.

out of all of this you're concerned about this human piece of shit's "suffering"

The question is why subject him to it?

Because a torturer deserves to be tortured?

A lot of people do feel that way.

There was a dude here a few months ago who kidnapped his 18-month old son and murdered him.

He killed himself shortly after arrest.

The mood of the community was that justice had been served.

Even from a compassion standpoint, I think prisoners should be allowed to take that route out if they so choose.

It also has a responsibilty to prevent physical violence against a prisoner.

The singing...well, I guess that's a horror he'll just have to endure.

Hope they don't sing any Nickelback. The UN might get involved.

is a responsibility which the system is unable to fulfill, nor is it earnestly embraced by jailers, especially with regard to heinous criminals.

So I'll count your response as a pro-torture one.

Have you nothing better to do with your time?

opportunity to kill himself? That's pretty creepy, even by DU (non) standards.

That passes for humane treatment in this country.

fantasies notwithstanding. The system that convicts and incarcerates Sandusky has a duty to safeguard his person while he remains incarcerated, NO MATTER HOW HEINOUS THE OFFENSE! Otherwise, let us bring back the charnel house and be done with this experiment we call a democratic republic.

He can endure the taunts and probably physical abuse at the hands of his fellow inmates, or he can be in solitary.

Neither is a very appealing option, but jail isn't supposed to be fun.

It is very difficult to determine what "justice" would look like in this case. Those young men will never get their lives back. How do we, as a society, determine what should happen to the person who did these terrible things?

We can punish, but can we serve justice?

Just amazing.