Dylann Roof Sentenced to Death for Charleston Church Shooting

twostrokenut

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I voted early (like some did for Hitlery before they knew through her own campaigns emails what a duplicitous slit she was).

I just like beating up on the Blue Cuck Crew as they never post anything of value except to them (I think they get paid for each post calling someone a racist or neo nazi).
That, and keeping Buckold's fantasy that he has a chance @ fellatio w/ a gay kenyan muslim alive. ;)
Ya it's sad but somewhat entertaining.
 

redivider

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I do not support lethal injection. The drugs used for lethal injection are the same used for surgery. These drugs are pricey....

I would support going back to death by hanging, with the rope makers being public knowledge. Like in the old days. Id even auction out pieces of the rope to pay for it.

I believe the government should be able to cull the herd a bit - especially some of these psychos out there...

I mean where I am at the other day a guy drove around a neighborhood 3-4 times stalking these kids...offered some cash to a 7y old girl....took her in his car to his wealthy families apartment, raped her repeatedly, drowned her in a jacuzzi, hid her body under the jacuzzi...them the guy washed up changed clothes and casually left. I mean this guy does not deserve 10 years.... the effed up part is the brother went to the apt before police showed up and washed the body in a type of oil.... this type of shit is very infrequent but I see two guys here more han qualified for a death penalty. Id reuse the rope to save money..
 

choomer

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I do not support lethal injection. The drugs used for lethal injection are the same used for surgery. These drugs are pricey....
Skip the barbiturate and just do straight potassium chloride. It's cheap in the auto store as eco-friendly ice melt.
 

Justin-case

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It goes well enough for me...I have you bitches following me everywhere for abuse. :D

Justin, it's done (and 3 more like it).
As with most things, what you can't understand you ridicule.
What you do understand you can't articulate.
What you can articulate is nothing more than what you often write on truck stop bathroom walls advertising your services as a lot lizard.

Well, your extensive knowledge of truck stop bathrooms is not a shocker. Don't quit your day job ditch weed\ flower power chamber. Oh, turns out Trump does not respect you, lied again today:-)
 

_Pinworm_

Active Member
I don't support capital punishment

If there were ever a case to support it, it would probably be something like this, he murdered 9 people in cold blood with many witnesses present and hasn't shown a shred of remorse since

To me, the crime is irrelevant to the question of the morality of giving the state the authority to carry out a death sentence. What he did is deplorable, but when the state kills an innocent person it's unforgivable and if you support the state killing Roof, you must accept some innocents will also be killed using the same process
I struggle with it. Especially when shit like this comes up. Killing this guy to illustrate just how wrong it is to kill others is hypocritical and barbaric. Death for a lot of people is release, freedom from the horror of their lives. Spending 60 or 70 years in a cage is far worse than being put to sleep with a needle.

The death penalty is a stupid barbarity that puts us in league with some of the worst countries in the world, but what this guy did is pretty fucking disgusting...and, if a loaded pistol accidentally ended up in one of his units racks and was accidentally aimed and fired at his face, I don't think i'd lose much sleep over it.
 

Blunted 4 lyfe

Well-Known Member
I struggle with it. Especially when shit like this comes up. Killing this guy to illustrate just how wrong it is to kill others is hypocritical and barbaric. Death for a lot of people is release, freedom from the horror of their lives. Spending 60 or 70 years in a cage is far worse than being put to sleep with a needle.

The death penalty is a stupid barbarity that puts us in league with some of the worst countries in the world, but what this guy did is pretty fucking disgusting...and, if a loaded pistol accidentally ended up in one of his units racks and was accidentally aimed and fired at his face, I don't think i'd lose much sleep over it.
Here, here...like how you think but I'd still torture his to death why spend taxpayers money to keep this maggot locked up in a cage for 60-70 years he has no redeemable qualities that I admire.
 

_Pinworm_

Active Member
Here, here...like how you think but I'd still torture his to death why spend taxpayers money to keep this maggot locked up in a cage for 60-70 years he has no redeemable qualities that I admire.
Mmmhm. It would cost us all a bunch to see him rot. Idk why, but I feel like I could be into sponsoring something like that.
 

Justin-case

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Here, here...like how you think but I'd still torture his to death why spend taxpayers money to keep this maggot locked up in a cage for 60-70 years he has no redeemable qualities that I admire.
I think It's a no win situation, a truly heinous act. He stated he was ready to shoot himself had he encountered police while leaving the church. I think he would rather die, why give what he wants? Why fullfil his fantasy?
 

_Pinworm_

Active Member
I think It's a no win situation, a truly heinous act. He stated he was ready to shoot himself had he encountered police while leaving the church. I think he would rather die, why give what he wants? Why fullfil his fantasy?
It's fucking twisted, but that is exactly what he wants. I say make him sit in solitary for the next 20 years. If ANYTHING will grind away someone's will, it's solitary confinement. I guess thinking that makes me just as fucked as him though... ::shrug::
 

Justin-case

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It's fucking twisted, but that is exactly what he wants. I say make him sit in solitary for the next 20 years. If ANYTHING will grind away someone's will, it's solitary confinement. I guess thinking that makes me just as fucked as him though... ::shrug::

Smoking cigs that came in through some dudes butt hole the whole time:-)
 

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
It's fucking twisted, but that is exactly what he wants. I say make him sit in solitary for the next 20 years. If ANYTHING will grind away someone's will, it's solitary confinement. I guess thinking that makes me just as fucked as him though... ::shrug::
The fact that you reached that conclusion upon further reflection raises you above him. This guy was deeply emotionally troubled and influenced by years of right wing propaganda

This is an interesting case because it makes all of us ask ourselves what the appropriate consequences are for someone who murdered 9 people without remorse. Is it the job of the state to administer punishment or justice? Are they one in the same? Do you think the state should have the authority to administer punishment to citizens upon a guilty verdict?

I don't know the answers to these questions, but I ultimately think it's the job of the state to make sure others are protected from this sort of individual, that's the priority. It's important the family members of the victims see justice as well, but I don't know what that is. If I were related to someone who Roof murdered, then the state murdered Roof, I think I'd still feel just as empty inside from the person taken away from me. Sure he's dead now, but so is my family member. How might I react 30 years down the line if this person actually did show remorse? I probably wouldn't believe it, but who really knows? I feel like even if he didn't, and he still expressed it, that that feeling would be more important to me than his empty death at the hands of the state.

Ever seen this clip?


 

_Pinworm_

Active Member
The fact that you reached that conclusion upon further reflection raises you above him. This guy was deeply emotionally troubled and influenced by years of right wing propaganda

This is an interesting case because it makes all of us ask ourselves what the appropriate consequences are for someone who murdered 9 people without remorse. Is it the job of the state to administer punishment or justice? Are they one in the same? Do you think the state should have the authority to administer punishment to citizens upon a guilty verdict?

I don't know the answers to these questions, but I ultimately think it's the job of the state to make sure others are protected from this sort of individual, that's the priority. It's important the family members of the victims see justice as well, but I don't know what that is. If I were related to someone who Roof murdered, then the state murdered Roof, I think I'd still feel just as empty inside from the person taken away from me. Sure he's dead now, but so is my family member. How might I react 30 years down the line if this person actually did show remorse? I probably wouldn't believe it, but who really knows? I feel like even if he didn't, and he still expressed it, that that feeling would be more important to me than his empty death at the hands of the state.

Ever seen this clip?


Damn, that's pretty powerful stuff...
 

budlover13

King Tut
I struggle with it. Especially when shit like this comes up. Killing this guy to illustrate just how wrong it is to kill others is hypocritical and barbaric. Death for a lot of people is release, freedom from the horror of their lives. Spending 60 or 70 years in a cage is far worse than being put to sleep with a needle.

The death penalty is a stupid barbarity that puts us in league with some of the worst countries in the world, but what this guy did is pretty fucking disgusting...and, if a loaded pistol accidentally ended up in one of his units racks and was accidentally aimed and fired at his face, I don't think i'd lose much sleep over it.
He doesn't deserve to live off the public's dime IMO. Bullets are cheaper, faster, and more effective at ensuring that this animal doesn't take another life.
 
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