Botched OK Execution: Europe not pleased

[Skjellyfetti]

arm everyone on death row with a rusty machete. bring them all to jerry world. have them fight to the death. winner survives to compete in next year's tournament.

[AZGrizFan]

arm everyone on death row with a rusty machete. bring them all to jerry world. have them fight to the death. winner survives to compete in next year's tournament.

First good post you've made in months.

[Ivytalk]

arm everyone on death row with a rusty machete. bring them all to jerry world. have them fight to the death. winner survives to compete in next year's tournament.

First good post you've made in months.

Try ever.

[BDKJMU]

RARELY. Almost all of them are dealers.

Link?

Really? You think our jails & prisons are filled with a bunch of simple users?

"..Two states have legalized possession of up to one ounce of marijuana, those states are:
Colorado
Washington

Several other states have decriminalized possession of marijuana. This means you will likely face a ticket for possession of pot, not arrest or jail time. In other words, it’s treated similarly to speeding. The states that have decriminalized marijuana possession include:
Alaska
California
Connecticut
DC
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon

In all other states, things vary widely. Most consider possession of pot a misdemeanor charge. This means you could technically serve up to 1 year in jail for a conviction. Rarely, however, does that happen, particularly on a first offense...."
http://www.drugpossessionlaws.com/marijuana/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

PA:
“....There are about 256 sentences to DOC each year for marijuana. Only 5 of these 256 marijuana sentences to DOC are for possession of ‘small amounts of marijuana.’ Currently there are 13 inmates in DOC population whose controlling offense is ‘possession of small amounts of marijuana.’ Most (if not all) of these cases have other offenses (particularly DUI) in addition to the marijuana possession offense too.”

“Many people charged with the possession of marijuana do not spend one day in jail,” said Schultz. “Many are given probation or have their cases disposed of through Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition.....

.....Federal government data indicates those convicted for marijuana possession are not small time users. A 1997 Bureau of Justice Statistics(BJS) survey reveals the “the median amount of marijuana involved in the conviction of marijuana­ only possession offenders was 115 pounds.”

Another BJS survey showed that only 0.7% of all state inmates were behind bars for marijuana possession only. A substantial portion of these were plea bargains down from more serious crimes. A 2004 BJS report disclosed that one-tenth of 1% of all state prisoners were marijuana-possession offenders with no prior sentences. A 2010 RAND study concluded that the risk of arrest for each joint smoked is about one arrest for every 12,000 joints.....

....According to the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC), during 2008, 25,337 people were sentenced in federal court for drug crimes under six offense categories. Marijuana accounted for 6,337 (25%). Of the 6, 337 people sentenced, only 99 people or 1.6%, were sentenced for “simple possession” of marijuana.

According to an October 2006 Bureau of Justice Statistics survey of state and federal prisoners, approximately 12.7% of state prisoners and 12.4% of federal prisoners were serving time for a marijuana-related offense.

Between October 1, 2005 and September 30, 2006, U.S. Courts sentenced 6,423 offenders for marijuana-related – approximately 95.9% of the cases involved trafficking.

During Fiscal Year 2006, 25,814 offenders were sentenced in federal court on drug charges. Only 1.6% (406 people) were sentenced for simple possession.

The Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University reported in 2010 that “few are incarcerated for marijuana possession only.”

Even esteemed, nonpartisan academicians will tell you that prisons are not filled with petty drug users or those arrested for small amounts of marijuana possession. This is true in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

“It is a very small percentage of inmates who are in jail or prison for marijuana possession,” said Stephanos Bibas, a professor of law and criminology at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. “That is not to say that people are not arrested and hassled for it, or that defendants do not sometimes plead down to that. But the overwhelming majority of inmates in for drugs had some role in distribution or sale.”"
http://sjipc.org/marijuana-and-punishme ... tremoglie/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Botched? What do you mean botched? He was sentenced to death. He's now dead. Seemed to work fine to me. Did his victim die gently?

Don't be obtuse. You aren't supposed to suffer for 45 minutes, criminal or not. Your post isn't very Christ-like.

90 mins works better for me.

[BlueHen86]

Link?

Really? You think our jails & prisons are filled with a bunch of simple users?

"..Two states have legalized possession of up to one ounce of marijuana, those states are:
Colorado
Washington

Several other states have decriminalized possession of marijuana. This means you will likely face a ticket for possession of pot, not arrest or jail time. In other words, it’s treated similarly to speeding. The states that have decriminalized marijuana possession include:
Alaska
California
Connecticut
DC
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon

In all other states, things vary widely. Most consider possession of pot a misdemeanor charge. This means you could technically serve up to 1 year in jail for a conviction. Rarely, however, does that happen, particularly on a first offense...."
http://www.drugpossessionlaws.com/marijuana/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

PA:
“....There are about 256 sentences to DOC each year for marijuana. Only 5 of these 256 marijuana sentences to DOC are for possession of ‘small amounts of marijuana.’ Currently there are 13 inmates in DOC population whose controlling offense is ‘possession of small amounts of marijuana.’ Most (if not all) of these cases have other offenses (particularly DUI) in addition to the marijuana possession offense too.”

“Many people charged with the possession of marijuana do not spend one day in jail,” said Schultz. “Many are given probation or have their cases disposed of through Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition.....

.....Federal government data indicates those convicted for marijuana possession are not small time users. A 1997 Bureau of Justice Statistics(BJS) survey reveals the “the median amount of marijuana involved in the conviction of marijuana­ only possession offenders was 115 pounds.”

Another BJS survey showed that only 0.7% of all state inmates were behind bars for marijuana possession only. A substantial portion of these were plea bargains down from more serious crimes. A 2004 BJS report disclosed that one-tenth of 1% of all state prisoners were marijuana-possession offenders with no prior sentences. A 2010 RAND study concluded that the risk of arrest for each joint smoked is about one arrest for every 12,000 joints.....

....According to the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC), during 2008, 25,337 people were sentenced in federal court for drug crimes under six offense categories. Marijuana accounted for 6,337 (25%). Of the 6, 337 people sentenced, only 99 people or 1.6%, were sentenced for “simple possession” of marijuana.

According to an October 2006 Bureau of Justice Statistics survey of state and federal prisoners, approximately 12.7% of state prisoners and 12.4% of federal prisoners were serving time for a marijuana-related offense.

Between October 1, 2005 and September 30, 2006, U.S. Courts sentenced 6,423 offenders for marijuana-related – approximately 95.9% of the cases involved trafficking.

During Fiscal Year 2006, 25,814 offenders were sentenced in federal court on drug charges. Only 1.6% (406 people) were sentenced for simple possession.

The Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University reported in 2010 that “few are incarcerated for marijuana possession only.”

Even esteemed, nonpartisan academicians will tell you that prisons are not filled with petty drug users or those arrested for small amounts of marijuana possession. This is true in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

“It is a very small percentage of inmates who are in jail or prison for marijuana possession,” said Stephanos Bibas, a professor of law and criminology at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. “That is not to say that people are not arrested and hassled for it, or that defendants do not sometimes plead down to that. But the overwhelming majority of inmates in for drugs had some role in distribution or sale.”"
http://sjipc.org/marijuana-and-punishme ... tremoglie/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

So you don't have a link to your original claim.

[BDKJMU]

Really? You think our jails & prisons are filled with a bunch of simple users?

"..Two states have legalized possession of up to one ounce of marijuana, those states are:
Colorado
Washington

Several other states have decriminalized possession of marijuana. This means you will likely face a ticket for possession of pot, not arrest or jail time. In other words, it’s treated similarly to speeding. The states that have decriminalized marijuana possession include:
Alaska
California
Connecticut
DC
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon

In all other states, things vary widely. Most consider possession of pot a misdemeanor charge. This means you could technically serve up to 1 year in jail for a conviction. Rarely, however, does that happen, particularly on a first offense...."
http://www.drugpossessionlaws.com/marijuana/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

PA:
“....There are about 256 sentences to DOC each year for marijuana. Only 5 of these 256 marijuana sentences to DOC are for possession of ‘small amounts of marijuana.’ Currently there are 13 inmates in DOC population whose controlling offense is ‘possession of small amounts of marijuana.’ Most (if not all) of these cases have other offenses (particularly DUI) in addition to the marijuana possession offense too.”

“Many people charged with the possession of marijuana do not spend one day in jail,” said Schultz. “Many are given probation or have their cases disposed of through Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition.....

.....Federal government data indicates those convicted for marijuana possession are not small time users. A 1997 Bureau of Justice Statistics(BJS) survey reveals the “the median amount of marijuana involved in the conviction of marijuana­ only possession offenders was 115 pounds.”

Another BJS survey showed that only 0.7% of all state inmates were behind bars for marijuana possession only. A substantial portion of these were plea bargains down from more serious crimes. A 2004 BJS report disclosed that one-tenth of 1% of all state prisoners were marijuana-possession offenders with no prior sentences. A 2010 RAND study concluded that the risk of arrest for each joint smoked is about one arrest for every 12,000 joints.....

....According to the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC), during 2008, 25,337 people were sentenced in federal court for drug crimes under six offense categories. Marijuana accounted for 6,337 (25%). Of the 6, 337 people sentenced, only 99 people or 1.6%, were sentenced for “simple possession” of marijuana.

According to an October 2006 Bureau of Justice Statistics survey of state and federal prisoners, approximately 12.7% of state prisoners and 12.4% of federal prisoners were serving time for a marijuana-related offense.

Between October 1, 2005 and September 30, 2006, U.S. Courts sentenced 6,423 offenders for marijuana-related – approximately 95.9% of the cases involved trafficking.

During Fiscal Year 2006, 25,814 offenders were sentenced in federal court on drug charges. Only 1.6% (406 people) were sentenced for simple possession.

The Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University reported in 2010 that “few are incarcerated for marijuana possession only.”

Even esteemed, nonpartisan academicians will tell you that prisons are not filled with petty drug users or those arrested for small amounts of marijuana possession. This is true in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

“It is a very small percentage of inmates who are in jail or prison for marijuana possession,” said Stephanos Bibas, a professor of law and criminology at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. “That is not to say that people are not arrested and hassled for it, or that defendants do not sometimes plead down to that. But the overwhelming majority of inmates in for drugs had some role in distribution or sale.”"
http://sjipc.org/marijuana-and-punishme ... tremoglie/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

So you don't have a link to your original claim.

I just gave you 2.

[BlueHen86]

So you don't have a link to your original claim.

I just gave you 2.

Apples and oranges. You gotta do better than that.

[CID1990]

arm everyone on death row with a rusty machete. bring them all to jerry world. have them fight to the death. winner survives to compete in next year's tournament.

First good post you've made in months.

you all are being trolled

just like this little salvadoran piece is doing to me right now

[BDKJMU]

I just gave you 2.

Apples and oranges. You gotta do better than that.

If you insist on being obtuse I can't help you.

[BlueHen86]

Apples and oranges. You gotta do better than that.

If you insist on being obtuse I can't help you.

Just back up your statement with facts, or admit it's your opinion. Not that hard.

[BDKJMU]

If you insist on being obtuse I can't help you.

Just back up your statement with facts, or admit it's your opinion. Not that hard.

I did. Just admit reading comprehension isn't your forte. Not that hard.

[BlueHen86]

Just back up your statement with facts, or admit it's your opinion. Not that hard.

I did. Just admit reading comprehension isn't your forte. Not that hard.

Which did you do? Admit it was your opinion? Or back up your facts? You need to be more clear.

[CitadelGrad]

First good post you've made in months.

you all are being trolled

just like this little salvadoran piece is doing to me right now

Shit dude, you need to lose some weight. You are well on your way to Type II diabetes or worse.

[CID1990]

you all are being trolled

just like this little salvadoran piece is doing to me right now

**** dude, you need to lose some weight. You are well on your way to Type II diabetes or worse.

fvck you its a fisheye lens- the bad part is it makes Anas tits look tiny

i did hog jog already

[BlueHen86]

**** dude, you need to lose some weight. You are well on your way to Type II diabetes or worse.

fvck you its a fisheye lens- the bad part is it makes Anas tits look tiny

i did hog jog already

I think she looks a little bit like Mila Kunis in that pic.

[CitadelGrad]

Yeah, I forgot that fisheye lenses always makes big tits look like flapjacks and six-pack abs look like barrels of lard.

[BlueHen86]

**** dude, you need to lose some weight. You are well on your way to Type II diabetes or worse.

fvck you its a fisheye lens- the bad part is it makes Anas tits look tiny

i did hog jog already

Next time take the pic with you standing and her seated.

[CID1990]

Yeah, I forgot that fisheye lenses always makes big tits look like flapjacks and six-pack abs look like barrels of lard.

if you can look at that pic and only focus on my body by bud then theres no hope for you

except maybe in some faggoty bathhouse somewhere

[Skjellyfetti]

Hooters. American flag bandana. Tacky Harley Davidson shirt. Shitty facial hair giving the false impression that you actually have a neck.

When I picture a teabagger... this is pretty much the image that has always come to mind. You're like a walking caricature.

[AZGrizFan]

Yeah, I forgot that fisheye lenses always makes big tits look like flapjacks and six-pack abs look like barrels of lard.

if you can look at that pic and only focus on my body by bud then theres no hope for you

except maybe in some faggoty bathhouse somewhere

That was my first thought after his post.

[CID1990]

Hooters. American flag bandana. Tacky Harley Davidson shirt. Shitty facial hair giving the false impression that you actually have a neck.

When I picture a teabagger... this is pretty much the image that has always come to mind. You're like a walking caricature.

Well then

Ill consider it serendipitous that i removed myself from your "i might like for him to give me a deep anal visit" list

let me know when you move out of mom's basement and Ill buy you a beer

[travelinman67]

Hooters. American flag bandana. Tacky Harley Davidson shirt. Shitty facial hair giving the false impression that you actually have a neck.

When I picture a teabagger... this is pretty much the image that has always come to mind. You're like a walking caricature.

Troll. Blue uniform. Cursing a mythical enemy of Oceana, er America, brainless sheep-like obedience to oligarchic demagogues.

When I picture an Obamabot...this is pretty much the image that has always come to mind. You're like a walking caricature.

[Cap'n Cat]

NYT has varous reactions from our betters in Europe on the screwed up execution in Oklahoma:

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/01/us/ou ... .html?_r=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm somewhat ambiguous on the death penalty. I think there are situations that merit it, but there are some pretty bad people who do some pretty heinous things who do not get the death penalty, and I don't lose a lot of sleep over those cases.

This was from the article and I thought it was somewhat representative of the progressive European mindset (ignorant of reality): "Javier Garvich, making a comment on the Spanish website of El País, wrote that “if this happened in Cuba or North Korea, the United Nations would seek international sanctions.”"

Wut? Actually if it happened in Cuba or North Korea I believe it would be seen as an improvement.

I guess in this case, I can't get past what the guy did. Hard for me to feel sympathetic towards him. He shot his victim twice with a shotgun (after having raped her) and then had her buried while she was still alive.

The guy was framed.

[houndawg]

Yeah, I forgot that fisheye lenses always makes big tits look like flapjacks and six-pack abs look like barrels of lard.

if you can look at that pic and only focus on my body by bud then theres no hope for you

except maybe in some faggoty bathhouse somewhere

I think it inspires memories of old college romances in him...