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I don't know if this belongs in politics (except for those who oppose capital punishment), but it won't hurt my feelings at all to see this POS get the blue juice tonight. Cudos to Virginia for ONLY taking 7 yrs to make it happen.

Yep, pretty efficient....no tears shed from me....

None from me either

But wait! what about all the "innocent" people who've been put to death?

AZGrizFan wrote:But wait! what about all the "innocent" people who've been put to death?

Nice try Z, but he ain't one of them.

ASUG8 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:But wait! what about all the "innocent" people who've been put to death?

Nice try Z, but he ain't one of them.

Exactly. Precisely why all those anti-death penalty fucks can go suck a big one. There IS a place for it....and THIS is it.

I hope he dies a slow, painful death.

AZGrizFan wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
Nice try Z, but he ain't one of them.

Exactly. Precisely why all those anti-death penalty **** can go suck a big one. There IS a place for it....and THIS is it.

I hope he dies a slow, painful death.

I thought I noted some sarcasm - glad we're on the same page.

AZGrizFan wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
Nice try Z, but he ain't one of them.

Exactly. Precisely why all those anti-death penalty **** can go suck a big one. There IS a place for it....and THIS is it.

I hope he dies a slow, painful death.

Unfortunately it will be a painless lethal injection. But at least we Virginians have the guts to do it.

TheDancinMonarch wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Exactly. Precisely why all those anti-death penalty **** can go suck a big one. There IS a place for it....and THIS is it.

I hope he dies a slow, painful death.

Unfortunately it will be a painless lethal injection. But at least we Virginians have the guts to do it.

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

JMU DJ wrote:

TheDancinMonarch wrote:
Unfortunately it will be a painless lethal injection. But at least we Virginians have the guts to do it.

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

Or maybe we could just let him wander around a Home Depot parking lot aimlessly while the team of Navy Seal snipers that took out the Somali pirates drop him like a bag of hammers when he least expects it.......

ASUG8 wrote:

JMU DJ wrote:

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

Or maybe we could just let him wander around a Home Depot parking lot aimlessly while the team of Navy Seal snipers that took out the Somali pirates drop him like a bag of hammers when he least expects it.......

...one digit at a time...

ASUG8 wrote:

JMU DJ wrote:

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

Or maybe we could just let him wander around a Home Depot parking lot aimlessly while the team of Navy Seal snipers that took out the Somali pirates drop him like a bag of hammers when he least expects it.......

I was at that Home Depot last week (a couple miles up the road from my house)! No joke! There's a shit ton of jammers in that place too, so why not just drop bags of hammers on him at inopportune times?

JMU DJ wrote:

TheDancinMonarch wrote:
Unfortunately it will be a painless lethal injection. But at least we Virginians have the guts to do it.

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

Let him rot in jail, getting three meals a day, having a bed, "free" healthcare, etc....at the taxpayers expense. I believe it is roughly $34K a year to keep someone in prison. If we wouldn't allow years and years of appeals it would cost next to nothing to use the death penalty. The only reason it cost so much to keep someone on death row is the fact they are there for, what, 10 years on average going threw appeal after appeal.

I went to high school in the area that this guy was sniping random people. I'll never forget the way people were afraid to fill up their gas tanks, go shopping, or go anywhere.

I'm against the death penalty... but, he certainly deserves it.

clenz wrote:

JMU DJ wrote:

Wait wait wait, according to some, the lethal injection causes a slow agonizing death reminiscent of drowning. If the drug cocktail isn't "cooked" properly, there may not be enough anesthetic to subdue the effects of the other drugs. I'm not against the death penalty, but I think a life sentence in a cell all alone would be worse. In this case, I hope the Chef used the wrong measuring cups.

Let him rot in jail, getting three meals a day, having a bed, "free" healthcare, etc....at the taxpayers expense. I believe it is roughly $34K a year to keep someone in prison. If we wouldn't allow years and years of appeals it would cost next to nothing to use the death penalty. The only reason it cost so much to keep someone on death row is the fact they are there for, what, 10 years on average going threw appeal after appeal.

I was on a murder jury in 1996 in NC where we found the SOB guilty and sentenced him to death - unfortunately, he had already been found guilty on two other counts prior to that and already had a death sentence for both. I checked a couple of months ago and the sucker is still on death row nearly 14 yrs later. Seems Virginia, Florida, and Texas are a lot more efficient getting these POS through the system.

ASUG8 wrote:

clenz wrote:Let him rot in jail, getting three meals a day, having a bed, "free" healthcare, etc....at the taxpayers expense. I believe it is roughly $34K a year to keep someone in prison. If we wouldn't allow years and years of appeals it would cost next to nothing to use the death penalty. The only reason it cost so much to keep someone on death row is the fact they are there for, what, 10 years on average going threw appeal after appeal.

I was on a murder jury in 1996 in NC where we found the SOB guilty and sentenced him to death - unfortunately, he had already been found guilty on two other counts prior to that and already had a death sentence for both. I checked a couple of months ago and the sucker is still on death row nearly 14 yrs later. Seems Virginia, Florida, and Texas are a lot more efficient getting these POS through the system.

Like I said, the reason death row may cost more is the way the stupid fucking, at times litterally endless, appeals process works.


It is amazing, these fuckers kill people and act bad ass, but when it comes time for the pied piper to come calling they are a bunch of fucking pussies

clenz wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
I was on a murder jury in 1996 in NC where we found the SOB guilty and sentenced him to death - unfortunately, he had already been found guilty on two other counts prior to that and already had a death sentence for both. I checked a couple of months ago and the sucker is still on death row nearly 14 yrs later. Seems Virginia, Florida, and Texas are a lot more efficient getting these POS through the system.

Like I said, the reason death row may cost more is the way the stupid fucking, at times litterally endless, appeals process works.


It is amazing, these fuckers kill people and act bad ass, but when it comes time for the pied piper to come calling they are a bunch of fucking pussies

It's because every now and then the system gets things wrong and they have to go through these processes. Sometimes the system even 86's the wrong person. Doing away with the appeals process is not the way to solve this situation.

JMU DJ wrote:

clenz wrote:Like I said, the reason death row may cost more is the way the stupid fucking, at times litterally endless, appeals process works.


It is amazing, these fuckers kill people and act bad ass, but when it comes time for the pied piper to come calling they are a bunch of fucking pussies

It's because every now and then the system gets things wrong and they have to go through these processes. Sometimes the system even 86's the wrong person. Doing away with the appeals process is not the way to solve this situation.

Agree...be alot cheaper if the cops would handle some of these....like Hasan last week....why the fok would you let him live when he is firing a gun? Or at least look the other way while someone else (like a family member) "handles" the situation....

JMU DJ wrote:

clenz wrote:Like I said, the reason death row may cost more is the way the stupid ****, at times litterally endless, appeals process works.

It is amazing, these **** kill people and act bad ass, but when it comes time for the pied piper to come calling they are a bunch of **** pussies

It's because every now and then the system gets things wrong and they have to go through these processes. Sometimes the system even 86's the wrong person. Doing away with the appeals process is not the way to solve this situation.

Don't like it, but I fully agree.

Skjellyfetti wrote:I went to high school in the area that this guy was sniping random people. I'll never forget the way people were afraid to fill up their gas tanks, go shopping, or go anywhere.

I'm against the death penalty... but, he certainly deserves it.

Senator John Kerryjerryberry: I was aginst the death penalty before I was for it!

I resisted posting in this thread until now, but the dichotomy was too obvious for me to ignore. Everyone who posted is against the death penalty, but everyone who posted wants this guy to die at the hand of Virginia's State Government.

Does anyone else find this odd?

Ivytalk wrote:Senator John Kerryjerryberry: I was aginst the death penalty before I was for it!

I'm against the death penalty. I think murderers deserve to be killed... doesn't mean I think the government should do it, or that I think killing people has a place in a civilized society. Child rapists deserve to be fed to packs of wild dogs. Doesn't mean I support that as a viable punishment.

bobbythekidd wrote:I resisted posting in this thread until now, but the dichotomy was too obvious for me to ignore. Everyone who posted is against the death penalty, but everyone who posted wants this guy to die at the hand of Virginia's State Government.

Does anyone else find this odd?

I most certainly am NOT against the death penalty. In fact, I fully support it's use. My original post was made fully tongue-in-cheek.

Get with the program, bobbi.

Skjellyfetti wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:Senator John Kerryjerryberry: I was aginst the death penalty before I was for it!

I'm against the death penalty. I think murderers deserve to be killed... doesn't mean I think the government should do it, or that I think killing people has a place in a civilized society. Child rapists deserve to be fed to packs of wild dogs. Doesn't mean I support that as a viable punishment.

Great! I'd be happy to volunteer.