>TL;DR: The current process is a must, but there's no shadow of a doubt that by the end of it aobe is getting the rope
The police has obtained a warrant to arrest aobe The only thing holding back the arrest is the fact he physically can't show up to court of face confinement The idiot still needs a machine to breathe. He's still not leaving the hospital. >why did they bring him the the hospital in the first place? The moment they found the guy alive their job is to bring him to justice. Would he have died in the fire the case would be different, but from a legal standpoint, the police finishing the job would be murder, and the docs finishing the job would be negligence. As ass backwards as it may seem, they have to go through this. >death panelty the death penalty in japan is based on 9 criteria: 1)Degree of viciousness 2)Motive 3)How the crime was committed; especially the manner in which the victim was killed. 4)Outcome of the crime; especially the number of victims. 5)Sentiments of the bereaved family members. 6)Impact of the crime on Japanese society. 7)Defendant's age (in Japan, the age of majority is 20). 8)Defendant's previous criminal record. 9)Degree of remorse shown by the defendant.
4 is the biggest one for this case, followed by 1,5, and 6 In the past decade out of several people to face capital punishment there have been only 3 cases that killed more than 5 people to get the rope, 2 of them killed 6, and the third case is the execution of the cultists behind the 1995 sarin attack, those guys were convicted for only 29 deaths. The amount of lives he took alone is enough to get him offed, put on top of that the degree of viciousness, the guy burned people alive, there are few worse ways to go, the sentiments of the family members.
I think the Japanese are just as quiet about executions as in the US, if not more. No date gets given, the wardens just at some point take the guy from solitary confinement to the rope. It's not much, but you can find solace in the fact the conditions in japanese death row are insanely cruel and he's now sitting strapped to a bed, needs a machine to breath, and spending every waking moment knowing he's dead the moment the docs finish with him. Can't come soon enough Shame he didn't die in the fire too, the gentle care of doctors and a swift hanging is too nice an end for him. I feel you pleya. I'm sorry about that. Feel free to hide the thread, I don't mean to cause any more pain than already has been. I shared this because I think many anons would find comfort knowing aobe won't walk free and he'll face justice the way it should be.
Jaxon Collins
Epstein got offed in prison, right?
Austin Garcia
>Rich and powerful escaping justice Japs are just as corrupt with their elites. This guy ain't either, he's literally a nobody.
He'll probably be in jail for a decade or two before he gets the rope.
Caleb Baker
bruh this ain't saddam hussein
Jeremiah Brown
Well, it seems so egregious in the case of Epstein and Spacey that it's hard to imagine worse corruption. But that reminds me of something - where I'm from (Greece) there are all kinds of diddling scandals involving priests, but almost nobody learns about it, because they stay untranslated, meanwhile the pedophilia of Catholic priests is well known. I guess what I'm trying to say is that if I lived in Japan I'd have your opinion.
Josiah Bailey
this is morally WRONG, he's a human being and in pain (as depicted)
>everyone so hateful against some poor guy that had his life stolen from a creatively bankrupt studio
Carson Walker
Lucky for him that life's running out, then.
Ryder Perez
it was gone the moment Kyoani decided to hold a contest that was just a farce for stealing ideas
Christopher Collins
I was talking about the fat fuck.
Noah Wood
Wasn't it just over the word "barasaku"?
Jackson Howard
Why are people so bothered about the deaths of people they don't know? Don't get me wrong, since Japan has the rope as a punishment he deserves it and I'm a fan of a couple of Kyoani shows but this hasn't affected me emotionally or anything. Just a "huh that sucks" and I moved on.
Carter Bailey
Psychopathy is actually fairly uncommon.
Kayden Martinez
>Low fear including stress-tolerance, toleration of unfamiliarity and danger, and high self-confidence and social assertiveness >Lacking empathy and close attachments with others, disdain of close attachments, use of cruelty to gain empowerment, exploitative tendencies, defiance of authority, and destructive excitement seeking Perhaps, but I'm clearly not one
Nolan Hill
>viciousness Not that vicious if he did it in an attack of passion and feelings of injustice done onto him, he thought he was wronged. If you set a building on fire means you're literally desperate and nuts, especially if you think your intelectual work has been maliciously stolen. That's not a high degree of malice. A pyromaniac and a tactical thinking sociopath would have been an example of a high degree of viciousness and bad motives, not this poor sucker.
Literally all of your criteria listed is pointing towards manipulative, empathy deprived and brutal sociopaths who actually got pardoned from the death penalty in Japan many times. This guy is just a sad example of a man who has mental problems, couldn't control his emotions and didn't have any specific malicious or disgusting intent, only a stupid and childish need for retaliation.
If you want to actually act on the logic and principles of all the 9 criteria listen by you, then you'd need to sentance the majority of guro and gore artists and pornography producers, because it's creation, psychological intent and impact on society is far more damaging and malicious than anything this dude can even think of. Not to mention the pornography production of this genre is a crime in itself, so is the gener sex trafficking in Japan related to this problem. You'd need to neck a lot of human trash in Japan before this guy, who's almost innocent compared to what Japan allows, forgives and promotes.
Connor Martinez
did you really need to explain why the police captured him alive? are you american?
Charles Murphy
>As ass backwards as it may seem It doesn't
Kayden King
>implying Aobe didn't martyr himself to save anime from Kyoto's atrocious cartoons
Ayden Nguyen
It literally does not matter how you feel when you commit a crime. In what fucking world do you think its ok to get away with murdering people just because you felt slighted?
Gavin Jackson
I haven't kept up with the story, just heard about the fire. Who's Aobe and what happened?
Chase Long
Lmao fucking retard. The man literally sprayed the place with fuel screaming "die die die" as everyone burned up inside. Him being a retard or not is irrelevant, that's the definition of viciousness.
Jacob Flores
This bait was pretty weak, but then you went too far into just pure idiocy.
Leo Miller
>questionable fiction and art is on par with mass murder You're a fucking retard.
Nicholas Garcia
He did nothing wrong though? I'm gonna fight for his human rights
Noah Jackson
Based.
Aaron Gutierrez
He's the hero we needed, not the hero we deserved!
He needs a good lawyer to get away for this. Also can he farce mental illness as excuse to avoid death penalty?
Carter Bailey
Not that user, but point 5 is not much less retarded You killed someone? You don’t get a lighter sentence just because the victim’s parents were assholes that didn’t care about their child
Joshua Roberts
>in the West we have Spacey >Hating Spacey
Kill Yourself.
Robert Barnes
Fiction and art promote viciousness and mentally deranged sociopathic thinking you cretenic animal. How many times do you have crimes of a sexual nature and people getting physically dismantled into several body bags, the culprit never found or sentanced? Quite a lot you dumb dicksucker. And if you have a legally allowed genre that promotes this kind of imagery then the government is directly responcible for promoting malicious behaviour and intent in the society. >no argument As expected for a 2 digit IQ shitposter. >It literally does not matter how you feel when you commit a crime It literally does, quite a lot actually, both in the legal code n Japan but in most western countries as well. Yeah, what you scream in an attack of insanity really cannot be taken seriously, and especially if it's not even jet proven in court if he actually jelled that.
Jack Martinez
MVP user
Jayden Scott
>How many times do you have crimes of a sexual nature and people getting physically dismantled into several body bags, the culprit never found or sentanced? So that only happened after the creation of guro. Is Africa filled with guro, because that shit happens all the fucking time and i've never seen a single gore publication.
Joshua Bell
>Aobe Are you dyslexic?
Daniel Collins
You idiots really need to learn how to ignore bait instead of fighting fire with fuel.
Kevin Clark
No one said that the general psychological mindset as a general phenomena is the direct result of guro or are you completely illiterate? Guro can only promote and spread such a mindset. The post you're replying to literally states that if you legally allow such imagery to be promoted in society, especially to such a widespread degree, then you're "promoting malicious behaviour and intent" instead of sanctioning it. And that is literally what's going on. In Europe, you didn't have such crimes before the 19th century, especially not in such a degree because such shit would never pass any censors and in general, such a manner of thinking was sanctioned by censors and the authorities. That's why that revolutionist idiot Marquise De Sade had a lot of problems due to his shit book, but thankfully for his stupid ass, he wrote it exactly the the general authority and political systems were changing. And despite that, he still didn't go off completely unpunished and his shit did get censored many times.
The death penalty is utterly pointless, unless you want to torture him to death. At that point you can say goodbye to all your civilization values. If this method is supposed to work as a kind of revenge mechanism, then it fails miserably. Gulag would be much better.
James Bailey
>Aobe Wasn't it "Aoba"?
Tyler Butler
>as depicted He looks comfy.
Camden Harris
>feeling sorry for people that steals other people work There's many reason as to why kyoani deserves the fire. One of those are the popularization of moeshit with cgdct. But the thing that makes them the worst is stealing other people work. You corporate dick suckers are the one that should get the rope.
Carter Gonzalez
its that a sock on his left foot, or skin?
Alexander Green
@193562040 (you) >taking a crazy man's words as fact >complaining about moe murder yourself pleya
I mean, yeah he died. It's not like his body disappeared or something. The issue is that he was likely assassinated rather than a suicide (cameras were even off when it happened).
Aaron Cooper
>Hundreds of people are killed in horrible ways every day >Nobody gives a shit >Dozens of people who work in a niche entertainment industry are killed in a horrible way >It's literally the worst thing to ever happen Get some perspective, you worthless little freaks
Christian Rodriguez
>the death penalty in japan is based on 9 criteria It´s not like I know japanese criminal law but I feel qualified enough to say that whether death penalty is applicable depends on whether the culprit fulfilled all aspects of a crime that allows a death penalty. Only items No. 1, 3 and possibly 4 of that list seem like appropriate to that effect. The rest are aggravating circumstances that would allow to to impose a more severe punishment but only within allowed bounds. That being said, if a mass premeditated murder commited through horrific means do not qualify as sufficient for sentencing someone to death, I don't know, what could. I'm all for hanging Shinji-kun. I'm just a little bit afraid that considering his rumored lacking mental health he could be found to be acting under diminished sanity (if Nip criminal law knows this legal institute, it's pretty common), which would allow for a lesser punishment, in his case probably a life sentence.
Jordan Taylor
He did nothing wrong
Austin Williams
>life sentence what's that like in Japan? Are their prisons comfy?
Ethan Lopez
Probably better than in the US (how would you even manage to be worse than that?), but worse than in Norway.
Ayden Anderson
>Aobe's dead the moment he leaves the hospital and the slimy cunts that stole his intellectual property get away scott free, with donations to boot there's really no justice in this world
