I'd rather be blown up. Wouldn't feel a thing...
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
maybe not if with nitrous oxideKing_County_Downy wrote:
I'd rather be blown up. Wouldn't feel a thing...
Still prefer hard labour without parole.
Fuck Israel
especially if it produces something useful to the rest of societyDilbert_X wrote:
Still prefer hard labour without parole.
Like railroads.
he fought like a little bitch until the trigger was pulled. his latest ruse was "i want to start an organic farm for troubled youth, spare me". he didn't spare the lives of those he took, may his god show him the mercy that he denied those he killed.Pubic wrote:
Anyone who ever thought that guy deserves a bullet got their wish.
And its not inhumane - it was his choice.
Someone should make a t-shirt with a heart with cross-hairs on it and below it saying: "One of five...hope I didn't shoot the blank."
Harmor wrote:
Someone should make a t-shirt with a heart with cross-hairs on it and below it saying: "One of five...hope I didn't shoot the blank."
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Turns out he didn't die instantly. He bled out slowly. Well, slowly being like 30 seconds.
Good for him, fucking bastard.
Good for him, fucking bastard.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
...-Sh1fty- wrote:
Turns out he didn't die instantly. He bled out slowly. Well, slowly being like 30 seconds.
Good for him, fucking bastard.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Yeah, he murdered two people.FatherTed wrote:
...-Sh1fty- wrote:
Turns out he didn't die instantly. He bled out slowly. Well, slowly being like 30 seconds.
Good for him, fucking bastard.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
Seriously about that blank.. if your conscious is in the way, why line up for a firing squad?
I would have shot him in the head on the count of 2 just to see if I had the blank
I would have shot him in the head on the count of 2 just to see if I had the blank
Wow Chou you're badass.
I don't see the problem of ridding the Earth of people like this who murder others in cold blood. This guy killed 2 people, I say punch some 7.72 holes in him.
If you keep him in prison then U.S. taxpayers keep him living. I don't want to pay taxes so people like him can keep living.
I don't see the problem of ridding the Earth of people like this who murder others in cold blood. This guy killed 2 people, I say punch some 7.72 holes in him.
If you keep him in prison then U.S. taxpayers keep him living. I don't want to pay taxes so people like him can keep living.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
You pay more to kill him as it currently stands.-Sh1fty- wrote:
Wow Chou you're badass.
I don't see the problem of ridding the Earth of people like this who murder others in cold blood. This guy killed 2 people, I say punch some 7.72 holes in him.
If you keep him in prison then U.S. taxpayers keep him living. I don't want to pay taxes so people like him can keep living.
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
Leathal injection costs more than all of his food, clothing, medicine, etc.? No way...
Well then lets bring firing squads back, bullets are cheap.
Then we can be all Chinese and charge their families the price of the bullet
Well then lets bring firing squads back, bullets are cheap.
Then we can be all Chinese and charge their families the price of the bullet
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
I think Spark might mean all the juridical hassle... and even if he doesn't, all the juridical hassle stills costs a lot.-Sh1fty- wrote:
Leathal injection costs more than all of his food, clothing, medicine, etc.? No way...
Well then lets bring firing squads back, bullets are cheap.
Then we can be all Chinese and charge their families the price of the bullet
Isn't it the same as life in prison? Except at the end he gets a "Death by firing squad" sentence and he's sent outside to some guys with 1903s.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
Couple of studies, most of them point to the total expenditure on a death-row prisoner is more than a life-prisoner.BLdw wrote:
I think Spark might mean all the juridical hassle... and even if he doesn't, all the juridical hassle stills costs a lot.-Sh1fty- wrote:
Leathal injection costs more than all of his food, clothing, medicine, etc.? No way...
Well then lets bring firing squads back, bullets are cheap.
Then we can be all Chinese and charge their families the price of the bullet
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
well the liberal clap trap causes that shit.Spark wrote:
Couple of studies, most of them point to the total expenditure on a death-row prisoner is more than a life-prisoner.
Most of that is appeals...11 Bravo wrote:
well the liberal clap trap causes that shit.Spark wrote:
Couple of studies, most of them point to the total expenditure on a death-row prisoner is more than a life-prisoner.
BTW it's not a bit less. It's a lot less - at least double the cost.
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Not saying that it can't be cheaper, and that the appeals process shouldn't be radically reformed and streamlined (I don't know enough about the issue, and what I do know lends weight to both sides of the argument) but as it stands "it's cheaper" is not a good argument. By at least half.
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The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
You do understand that the last trial is the very last trial one will get?-Sh1fty- wrote:
Isn't it the same as life in prison? Except at the end he gets a "Death by firing squad" sentence and he's sent outside to some guys with 1903s.
This.11 Bravo wrote:
well the liberal clap trap causes that shit.Spark wrote:
Couple of studies, most of them point to the total expenditure on a death-row prisoner is more than a life-prisoner.
And lethal injection is more prolonged and probably painful for the inmate.
A firing squad is fast and effective.
So how come we don't allow inmates to choose their demise?
Snu-snu anyone?
Snu-snu anyone?