Eh Dimi...some are stuck in the stone ages....feels good...revenge, blood, justice at any cost.
Some that are stuck in the stone ages have never asked to be placed in the position where they feel the need for revenge, blood, or justice. Some would just as soon have their 5 year old alive and playing in their living room than murdered by some twisted freak. Given that their life has been turned into one massive shit storm losing a child to such violent means in such offensive manner... you can forgive them for wanting a different level of justice than one so enlightened as yourself can't you?
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James Holmes is the textbook example of why I am in favor of the death penalty. It is used far too often and in cases where there is reasonable doubt, I do not argue that. Many times it is used and I do not support it. But in this case there is no question of guilt. There will be no rehabilitation of James Holmes. There is no reason to keep him alive in a prison for fifty years. This is a crime that deserves our ultimate punishment.
how many killers are actually exacuted ? all the murders commited in this country how many actually get death ?
the avrage aint worth whinning about when you think about the wake of death commited by these killers.
how many killers are actually exacuted ? all the murders commited in this country how many actually get death ?
the avrage aint worth whinning about when you think about the wake of death commited by these killers.
Godfather.
And going back to Holmes, he falls into that category for me, as JimmyV mentioned.
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A self-styled street preacher was sentenced to death Thursday in the killings of three down-and-out men lured by bogus job offers posted on Craigslist.
The jury that convicted Richard Beasley of murder recommended that he face execution. The judge had the option of reducing the sentence to life in prison.
Beasley, 53, was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to use the promise of jobs on a southeast Ohio farm to lure them into robberies. Three men were killed, and a fourth who was wounded testified at Beasley's trial.
Eh Dimi...some are stuck in the stone ages....feels good...revenge, blood, justice at any cost.
Some that are stuck in the stone ages have never asked to be placed in the position where they feel the need for revenge, blood, or justice. Some would just as soon have their 5 year old alive and playing in their living room than murdered by some twisted freak. Given that their life has been turned into one massive shit storm losing a child to such violent means in such offensive manner... you can forgive them for wanting a different level of justice than one so enlightened as yourself can't you?
Very much empathize with victims of violent crimes. And betting that if one of my family or friends were murdered, I’d want to hang them upside down over a fire ant mound but we need cooler heads to prevail. If one doesn't have skin in the game, and still wants vengeance and don’t see all the problems with capital punishment ,that have been rehashed and rehashed on this forum, ?!? My post was a bit hash and not constructive.
how many killers are actually exacuted ? all the murders commited in this country how many actually get death ?
the avrage aint worth whinning about when you think about the wake of death commited by these killers.
Godfather.
And if your for the death penalty, you are also a killer. And of some innocents thrown in but hey its just a few so no biggy. :roll:
Some that are stuck in the stone ages have never asked to be placed in the position where they feel the need for revenge, blood, or justice. Some would just as soon have their 5 year old alive and playing in their living room than murdered by some twisted freak. Given that their life has been turned into one massive shit storm losing a child to such violent means in such offensive manner... you can forgive them for wanting a different level of justice than one so enlightened as yourself can't you?
Very much empathize with victims of violent crimes. And betting that if one of my family or friends were murdered, I’d want to hang them upside down over a fire ant mound but we need cooler heads to prevail. If one doesn't have skin in the game, and still wants vengeance and don’t see all the problems with capital punishment ,that have been rehashed and rehashed on this forum, ?!? My post was a bit hash and not constructive.
A refreshing response. You maintained your position, but tempered it- thanks for the non-quarrelsome tone.
I will freely admit there are problems with the death penalty- in particular... the potential to execute a wrongfully convicted man (notice how I don't say woman... how often is it one of those?). I don't see the use of a death sentence appropriate for the regular, 'run-of-the-mill' murder that we see a ton of, every day, such as the drug dealer killing the buyer attempting to steal his drugs from him. Although I honestly could care less for the fortunes of anyone killing another person in cold blood.
For extreme cases and ones that leave no doubt, however... I really don't see the need to house some asshole in isolation with all the great benefits we can provide, given the setting, after they, say, have kidnapped and mutilated multiple children. Or... as in James Holmes' case- shoot up a movie theater with an assault rifle dressed up like the joker, and playing the drooling fool in court proceedings afterwards.
I don't think having such a mentality makes me simple or crude. Stripped to the core... a death sentence makes perfect sense for such scumbags given their crime. Why would a person convicted of raping and killing children share the same consequence as someone stealing cars?
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A self-styled street preacher was sentenced to death Thursday in the killings of three down-and-out men lured by bogus job offers posted on Craigslist.
The jury that convicted Richard Beasley of murder recommended that he face execution. The judge had the option of reducing the sentence to life in prison.
Beasley, 53, was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to use the promise of jobs on a southeast Ohio farm to lure them into robberies. Three men were killed, and a fourth who was wounded testified at Beasley's trial.
The DP seems okay for this one. A man lures people into his game where he has a clear agenda to kill them. From the survivors' perspectives:
"Thank you again, God, for saving me from that beast," he said.
Debra Bruce, Pauley's twin sister, choked back tears as she told Beasley, "You took my best friend, confidant and my twin."
Bruce said she was sickened by references to Beasley as a preacher or chaplain. "No true man of God would take lives," she said.
"David's death has left a wound in my heart that will never completely heal."
It's easy to armchair philosophize about the dignity society would gain by turning the other cheek and practicing forgiveness instead of placing a murderer in the situation where he must stare death in the face and feel a remote semblance of the agony his victims may have felt before feeling the knife.
Exceptions aside... I think it would be much more painful trying to sleep at night wondering how many pen pals have been communicating with the killer of your loved one, if any of the pen pals seek to marry the demented freak, which books have engaged him, and what television shows have brought laughter to his life. No... for me... something more definitive and real closure would suffice. For the people above... it sounds as if they are okay with what has been handed down as well.
Is easy to get carried away on death penalty, abortion, religion etc.
As you, I've thought about those extreme cases as well.....like the guy at Fort Hood that shot all the soldiers. My dad was stationed there, I sold newspapers to soldiers in same area, worked at a bowling alley on base close to where he killed those folks. It was personal for me...not my family members mind you. But it always comes back to few things for me. First killing is wrong, no matter who does it for what ever reason. Lock em up for life without possiblity of parole. Second, you never want to give the government the power to silence. The CIA can get a clear, cut and dry case on YOU and then permanently silence you. Let alone all the innocent people that are currently on death row.
What do we, as a society, really gain by killing? Sure humans are decimating this planet but...as a social matter it hurts more than it helps.
There, another post without sounding demeaning....will this catch on.
how many killers are actually exacuted ? all the murders commited in this country how many actually get death ?
the avrage aint worth whinning about when you think about the wake of death commited by these killers.
Godfather.
And if your for the death penalty, you are also a killer. And of some innocents thrown in but hey its just a few so no biggy. :roll:
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Jesus is the perfect example of why you don't give the government the power to silence.
Some that are stuck in the stone ages have never asked to be placed in the position where they feel the need for revenge, blood, or justice. Some would just as soon have their 5 year old alive and playing in their living room than murdered by some twisted freak. Given that their life has been turned into one massive shit storm losing a child to such violent means in such offensive manner... you can forgive them for wanting a different level of justice than one so enlightened as yourself can't you?
Fair enough. Done!
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/death-penalty-decision-expected-james-holmes-case-113742034.html
Prosecutors talked with friends and family of the victims to make their decision apparantly.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
We have athiest that celebrate christmas and easter.
Can't we have Christians that support the death penalty?
The irony between this and the abortion thread... :?
the avrage aint worth whinning about when you think about the wake of death commited by these killers.
Godfather.
Good to see you back, Godfather!
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A self-styled street preacher was sentenced to death Thursday in the killings of three down-and-out men lured by bogus job offers posted on Craigslist.
The jury that convicted Richard Beasley of murder recommended that he face execution. The judge had the option of reducing the sentence to life in prison.
Beasley, 53, was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to use the promise of jobs on a southeast Ohio farm to lure them into robberies. Three men were killed, and a fourth who was wounded testified at Beasley's trial.
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-man-sentenced-death-craigslist-plot-141103102.html
Very much empathize with victims of violent crimes. And betting that if one of my family or friends were murdered, I’d want to hang them upside down over a fire ant mound but we need cooler heads to prevail. If one doesn't have skin in the game, and still wants vengeance and don’t see all the problems with capital punishment ,that have been rehashed and rehashed on this forum, ?!? My post was a bit hash and not constructive.
Solitary confinement for the rest of their lives... how about that?
imagine sitting in a small room all alone for decades
A refreshing response. You maintained your position, but tempered it- thanks for the non-quarrelsome tone.
I will freely admit there are problems with the death penalty- in particular... the potential to execute a wrongfully convicted man (notice how I don't say woman... how often is it one of those?). I don't see the use of a death sentence appropriate for the regular, 'run-of-the-mill' murder that we see a ton of, every day, such as the drug dealer killing the buyer attempting to steal his drugs from him. Although I honestly could care less for the fortunes of anyone killing another person in cold blood.
For extreme cases and ones that leave no doubt, however... I really don't see the need to house some asshole in isolation with all the great benefits we can provide, given the setting, after they, say, have kidnapped and mutilated multiple children. Or... as in James Holmes' case- shoot up a movie theater with an assault rifle dressed up like the joker, and playing the drooling fool in court proceedings afterwards.
I don't think having such a mentality makes me simple or crude. Stripped to the core... a death sentence makes perfect sense for such scumbags given their crime. Why would a person convicted of raping and killing children share the same consequence as someone stealing cars?
thread on the AET about that.
The DP seems okay for this one. A man lures people into his game where he has a clear agenda to kill them. From the survivors' perspectives:
"Thank you again, God, for saving me from that beast," he said.
Debra Bruce, Pauley's twin sister, choked back tears as she told Beasley, "You took my best friend, confidant and my twin."
Bruce said she was sickened by references to Beasley as a preacher or chaplain. "No true man of God would take lives," she said.
"David's death has left a wound in my heart that will never completely heal."
It's easy to armchair philosophize about the dignity society would gain by turning the other cheek and practicing forgiveness instead of placing a murderer in the situation where he must stare death in the face and feel a remote semblance of the agony his victims may have felt before feeling the knife.
Exceptions aside... I think it would be much more painful trying to sleep at night wondering how many pen pals have been communicating with the killer of your loved one, if any of the pen pals seek to marry the demented freak, which books have engaged him, and what television shows have brought laughter to his life. No... for me... something more definitive and real closure would suffice. For the people above... it sounds as if they are okay with what has been handed down as well.
psychological torture. woo!!!
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Glad my tone was acceptable...
Is easy to get carried away on death penalty, abortion, religion etc.
As you, I've thought about those extreme cases as well.....like the guy at Fort Hood that shot all the soldiers. My dad was stationed there, I sold newspapers to soldiers in same area, worked at a bowling alley on base close to where he killed those folks. It was personal for me...not my family members mind you. But it always comes back to few things for me. First killing is wrong, no matter who does it for what ever reason. Lock em up for life without possiblity of parole. Second, you never want to give the government the power to silence. The CIA can get a clear, cut and dry case on YOU and then permanently silence you. Let alone all the innocent people that are currently on death row.
What do we, as a society, really gain by killing? Sure humans are decimating this planet but...as a social matter it hurts more than it helps.
There, another post without sounding demeaning....will this catch on.
Peace
Callen
sure thing man,what ever you say
Godfather.