Brutal Double Murderer Demands to be Set Free After Biden Spares His Life

[The Duke]

The long drop method done right is a quick death with instant unconsciousness.

That or bring back the guillotine.

Long drop is the way to go.
Pretty humane, really.

 

[postman]

The long drop method done right is a quick death with instant unconsciousness.

The operative word is if done right.
They've done it wrong, and had anything from slow strangulation, to decapitation.

 

[martybegan]

The operative word is if done right.
They've done it wrong, and had anything from slow strangulation, to decapitation.

Considering this is done to murderers, you aren't twinging my pity meter.

The purpose is to do it right. If the activists try to remove lethal injection as a method, which they are doing, we go back to hanging.

 

[The Duke]

The operative word is if done right.
They've done it wrong, and had anything from slow strangulation, to decapitation.

Lengths and weights are quantitative measures. Long drop is the best way.
These people did very bad things anyway. Hang them publicly, show people that's what happens.

 

[otto105]

That definition also exactly applies to elective abortion.

Hilarious

When did a zygote become a person.

 

[otto105]

Considering this is done to murderers, you aren't twinging my pity meter.

The purpose is to do it right. If the activists try to remove lethal injection as a method, which they are doing, we go back to hanging.

As long as we can be ghoulish.

Anything goes.

 

[martybegan]

As long as we can be ghoulish.

Anything goes.

Ghoulish isn't needed.

Justice is needed. The hanging doesn't have to be public.

 

[otto105]

Ghoulish isn't needed.

Justice is needed. The hanging doesn't have to be public.

Yeah, those southern lynchings really killed the vibe.

You realize that Ted Bundy went to Florida to murder women became the state had the death penalty.

 

[otto105]

Why feed and babysit this asshole for the rest of his natural life? He took 2 lives, **** him.

Heil Shitler! raped a women…what should he get in your world?

 

[martybegan]

Yeah, those southern lynchings really killed the vibe.

You realize that Ted Bundy went to Florida to murder women became they had the death.

Lynchings aren't judicial executions.

If Ted Bundy said that, you really believe him? He was a narcissistic sociopath, not exactly a personality type known for telling the truth.

 

[marvin martian]

Hilarious

When did a zygote become a person.

Not sure if that's a question, since you're too dumb to use punctuation correctly, but the answer is about 6 million years ago.

 

[postman]

QUOTE="martybegan, post: 35982404, member: 23094"]
Considering this is done to murderers, you aren't twinging my pity meter.
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And you are twinging on my constitution meter.
The bill of rights prohibits cruel or unusual punishment.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

The death penalty is actually far more humane.
Don't know what the problem is with execution.
People can go out with a smile on their face if you shoot them up with enough heroine.

The stated problem is that it's irreversible and far too many people who have been convicted were later on exonerated by DNA evidence which either wasn't available or used at the time of their convictions or things were done unlawfully to prevent exculpatory evidence from being presented at trial.

In cases where it's clear that the defendant committed the crime - confession along with video or forensics evidence, etc. and the crime is particularly heinous, like the individual who set a homeless woman on fire while she slept on a New York subway, in my opinion the death penalty is appropriate and should be reserved for only clear cut guilt.

Although the needle is too good for this particular piece of crap in my opinion.

 

[justoffal]

The stated problem is that it's irreversible and far too many people who have been convicted were later on exonerated by DNA evidence which either wasn't available or used at the time of their convictions or things were done unlawfully to prevent exculpatory evidence from being presented at trial.

In cases where it's clear that the defendant committed the crime - confession along with video or forensics evidence, etc. and the crime is particularly heinous, like the individual who set a homeless woman on fire while she slept on a New York subway, in my opinion the death penalty is appropriate and should be reserved for only clear cut guilt.

Although the needle is too good for this particular piece of crap in my opinion.

Well this is a good comment and I don't completely disagree with it. Nothing is perfect and yes if you going to decide to put someone to death I guess you better hope your decision is perfect. Still the death penalty has its place and should not be discarded. Sometimes I think it might be worth breaking out the honey and the army ants and filming every minute of it for other inmates to watch closely.