Execution

[Meehowski]

Paul Hill to be excecuted at 6:00 P.M. (EST)

.........in Florida........... :zorro:

[sabbath]

What did he do? I'm over the Atlantic Ocean...

[kAb]

good. that fucker. :ph34r:

he killed two people.

1 was an abortionist, the other was just a retired air force guy who happened to be friends with the abortionist.


he was happy he had killed them saying god told him to.

there are baaad people in this world :angry:

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by kAb@4 September 2003 - 00:10
1 was an abortionist, the other was just a retired air force guy who happened to be friends with the abortionist.
i heard he was a bodyguard for the licensed killer

[sabbath]

Sounds a bit mental to me...

An eye for an I, heh?

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by sabbath@4 September 2003 - 00:22
Sounds a bit mental to me...

An eye for an I, heh?
more like two eyes for a bucket full of eyes

[sabbath]

Revenge based in math, nice

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by sabbath@4 September 2003 - 00:25
Revenge based in math, nice
i'd say principle more than maths

:P

[sabbath]

Originally posted by kAb@4 September 2003 - 02:10
good. that fucker. :ph34r:
Principle, such a controversional issue...

[kAb]

Originally posted by sabbath+3 September 2003 - 16:31--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (sabbath @ 3 September 2003 - 16:31)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-kAb@4 September 2003 - 02:10
good. that fucker. :ph34r:
Principle, such a controversional issue... [/b][/quote]
meh, he deserves it.

because u disagree with a certain practice is no reason to kill him and a friend.

see what religion does?

nothing but killing and destruction.

[sabbath]

Anyway, nice to get rid of a scum.

Let&#39;s try, though, to keep in mind that there are other larger scale killers, who are not gonna be touched at all...

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by kAb@4 September 2003 - 00:35
meh, he deserves it.

because u disagree with a certain practice is no reason to kill him and a friend.

see what religion does?

nothing but killing and destruction.
of course, one could argue that a doctor who performs abortions is nothing more than a hired killer

[hobbes]

Execution in this case was pointless, as the man was motivated by a perceived higher power and his fear of death did not dissuade him from committing the act.

The purpose of the death penalty is not an expression of the "eye for an eye" mentality, but rather to put fear into the minds of those about to commit violent acts.


In this case, we have a minister who felt compelled to kill. If his actions were just, how did his church feel? Well, they excommunicated him. Was he acting bravely when he shot the 3 people, compelled by a moral imperative. Why then did he run? He was a confused man, not a martyr.

Bottom line:

1) He was a mental defective. All it takes is one look at his countenence to see that his eggs are scrambled. Pictured here, Paul can&#39;t wait to get down to the laundry room to be sodomized.
http://www.mttu.com/poc/Paul_Hill-1.jpg

2) In the delusional world of the mental defective, the concept of the death penalty plays no role (so its&#39; position as a deterrent is impotent).


So in this case, Paul Hill and the death penalty are both bad things- 2 wrongs, you know the rest.

[clocker]

Originally posted by 3rd gen noob@3 September 2003 - 18:43

of course, one could argue that a doctor who performs abortions is nothing more than a hired killer
Well, 3GN, you may argue that point till the cows come home and I might even be persuaded to listen.

But if you think that Mr. Hill is vindicated by his disagreement with the law, then we have a problem.

[3rd gen noob]

Originally posted by clocker@4 September 2003 - 01:32
But if you think that Mr. Hill is vindicated by his disagreement with the law, then we have a problem.
absolutely not
he is in contradiction with the law and should therefore be punished

edit: that was a sweeping statement, but it applies here

[clocker]

Oh, okay.

I tend to agree with Hobbes on this one, but for a different reason.

Hill is being handed the role of martyr on a platter tonight, and many of the more extreme anti-abortion folks are going to step up their terrorist activities, I fear.

[hobbes]

Hey Clocker, look who just showed up?

http://www.deep-end.com/archive/arch104.gif


I&#39;m trying ease our way back into this serious stuff.

[clocker]

I see you used your week off productively, Hobbes.

[hobbes]

"Outside of a dog, a book is man&#39;s best friend. Inside of a dog, it&#39;s too dark to read." Groucho Marx


Spam off

[MagicNakor]

It&#39;s about time we came back. ;)

:ninja:

[hobbes]

Originally posted by MagicNakor@4 September 2003 - 03:38
It&#39;s about time we came back. ;)

:ninja:
Hopefully your house was not burned down while we were away.

I noticed that Evilbagpuss is here, things should heat up and return to normal soon.

[MagicNakor]

Nope, it didn&#39;t burn down, fortunately. I&#39;m not on evacuation alert anymore, which is nice.

I can finally have more than three pair of socks.

:ninja:

[clocker]

Originally posted by MagicNakor@3 September 2003 - 20:47
Nope, it didn&#39;t burn down, fortunately. I&#39;m not on evacuation alert anymore, which is nice.

I can finally have more than three pair of socks.

:ninja:
You have more than three pair?

Jeez, and people think Americans are extravagent.

[MagicNakor]

What can I say? I like socks. B)

:ninja:

[sArA]

I am back too, I might even post a little more now my biggest work project is finished.

Hmmm death penalty...tricky...make martyrs...punish evil (?)....deterrent...
IMO it may work to prevent premeditated killers out for cash...but crimes of passion of any kind even if planned for cannot be deterred by the death penalty. maryrdom is only valid for those left behind with the same or similar beliefs.

As for mad people, they should not be responsible cos if they really are mad, then its not their fault...but who can really decide who is sane and who is not, who is responsible and who is not...

To commit murder must take a loss of some sanity no matter how rational the person seems to be...(I exclude war situations from this scenario)

Well...my 2 penneth worth for now......

Glad to hear your house is safe for now MN,

[j2k4]

Not that this one needed the bump, but Hill, even if he were not, ah, mentally challenged, should have been taken down, and the media lined up and shot for treating his comments as if they worthy of such extensive coverage.

[internet.news]

ok, i am normally against the death penalty cause I ask myself
"do we have the right to kill someone who killed someone?"
so we would not be better like this person.

and unfortunately - also if this is hard to understand and it is indeed -
criminals and murderers are also just humans (unfortunately) and will act like this.

Because of people suffering and because óf all the violent events on the world,
we have to share our thoughts openly to underatand each other better and to probably prevent some sufferings or violence...

also if it is hard sometimes and sometimes it is to be opened it is important :)

thanks anyway, david.

[Billy_Dean]

Anyone who deliberately murders another human being loses their own right to life.

This should include serious cases of child molestation and rape.

If only we could be 100% sure we had the right person, I&#39;d say f*ck &#39;em. The problem is ......



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