Sick.. I dont even know what to say...

Deank wrote:revenge aside... I just cant see any legal culpability on anyone's part besides Li.

Would I sue McDonald's if someone shot me through the window while eating a big mac?

FlyingRat wrote:

Goth_chic wrote:

JTF wrote:They cannot accept the fact that Li is fcuked in the head, and didn't know what he was doing. They want revenge I feel.

Wouldn't you want revenge? I sure would. If some fricker murdered, beheaded and cannibalised my son or daughter I'd be seeing red. Li should be executed or better yet sent back to China. Let them deal with the freak of nature!

Who would you want revenge from if your child was killed in an accident?

Because the finding of "Not Criminally Responsible" boils down to the same thing.

Deank wrote:what security could have prevented this? Patting down every person? its not illegal to carry knives on a bus....

Goth_chic wrote:

I consider what happened to Tim McLean much different then a car accident or plane crash. An eye for an eye people....if someone murderers my child then they better watch out.

Deank wrote:"1. X-ray luggage like they do at airports. metal detectors. luggage inspection. armed guard on board."

so you want to pay the same for bus riding as airfare? Would these rules extend to transit inside a city as well? If not why not? If so... who pays?

The fact that security plans for Vince Li’s escorted walks were made public on the two-year anniversary of his crime did not go unnoticed Friday.

Tim McLean Sr., whose son Tim Jr. was brutally killed by Li on July 30, 2008, found out about the plans Friday by reading about them on an online news site shortly after he’d returned from visiting the cemetery where his son was laid to rest.

He was not impressed.

“We’re very saddened by waking up to that news on Timothy’s anniversary,” he said. “It’s very insensitive.”

Tory justice critic Kelvin Goertzen also took issue with the timing.

“I think it’s shameful we’re talking about this today,” Goertzen said Friday. “I think it’s indicative of how all the attention has gone to Mr. Li and not to Tim McLean’s family.”

Health Minister Theresa Oswald said the plans were made public Friday because that’s when they were finalized.

“We have committed to keep the public informed. (The Selkirk MHC staff) were ready to go with their information today. The Selkirk Mental Health Centre committed to come forward with it as soon as possible,” Oswald said Friday. “If the timing of this information has caused one ounce of additional pain to the McLean family I want to offer my sincere regret.”