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Calm down, Karen! We don't execute people when they fail to succeed. It's a reward for ******* up!I got to thinking, what other country on earth. other than the US, would allow someone who attempts to kill them to live afterwards?
In a way it is it is a coup attempt to thwart a duly elected official.
What gives?
I see, so let them go and tell them to come back when they hit something?Calm down, Karen! We don't execute people when they fail to succeed. It's a reward for ******* up!
I see, so let them go and tell them to come back when they hit something?
When will the US get serious about all of these attempted murders?
It will only continue unless something is changed.
Under a traitor clause........public hanging was used and legalI got to thinking, what other country on earth. other than the US, would allow someone who attempts to kill them to live afterwards?
In a way it is it is a coup attempt to thwart a duly elected official.
What gives?
It depends upon who the president is. If it was Bush Baby Junior then the assailant should be given a medal.Should an assassin of a sitting President get a mandatory death sentence whether it was successful or not?
Again, we are talking about a democratically elected leader.It depends upon who the president is. If it was Bush Baby Junior then the assailant should be given a medal.
I said we don't execute them. Post #4.And I'm asking if we should execute them
Please do keep up.
What other country would allow them to live?I said we don't execute them. Post #4.
Reading difficulties?
It doesn't matter. We do not execute people for just about anything anymore.What other country would allow them to live?
It's like the open borders in the US that no other country has
Sheer lunacy.
Maybe if a coup attempt ran with it a mandatory death sentence, the Left would think twice about further coup attempts that you know are coming if they win the midterms.
Is it because the US is a more just country than all other countries that do, or is it because the US has given up on justice altogether and has decided to fully embrace lawlessness?It doesn't matter. We do not execute people for just about anything anymore.
Unsuccessful attempts should get a minimum of 20 years at Florence ADX.I got to thinking, what other country on earth. other than the US, would allow someone who attempts to kill them to live afterwards?
In a way it is it is a coup attempt to thwart a duly elected official.
What gives?