So who's crazy?

     Have we gone completely crazy?
Luke Magnotta murdered a Concordia student, Jun Lin, under the most horrible circumstances. He was sentenced to life in prison. He now occupies a ? cell  (I know what those 'cells' are like and they are nothing like a cell) in his Quebec prison, decorated with pinups (he has a 'thing' for Marilyn Monroe, would you believe?) and via the letters he writes describes his life.  He enjoys keeping fit, reading, the prison food, which he describes as decent and casual clothes.  He further describes relaxing with art, music, sports and reading.  he described 'just bought Celine Dion's album and a lot of others.  I have a stereo and a portable for when I suntan outside'. He compares it to a University
     He corresponds with a number of outsiders some of whom send him money.  All in all, he seems to be having an enjoyable life  and making a reputation for himself, both within Corrections Canada and outside,  I am very familiar with Corrections Canada and how it works.  Always excessively lenient, it seems to have become worse.  I can tell you that many aged Canadians receive far inferior medical and general care than the often evil parasites that political correctness seems to favour.
     So who's crazy.  If we reward a pattern of behaviour we should not  be surprised to find it increases.     I think it s time for the people of Canada to re-think the meaning of justice and to correct some of the absurdities they have condoned.
     Personally, I think it is time to re-institute the death penalty.