D.c. Sniper John Allen Muhammad...

[j2k4]

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Originally posted by j2k4@12 March 2004 - 16:06
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@12 March 2004 - 08:10
Only positive i see is at least someone getting the deathpenalty who actually

committed the crime he was sentenced for..........



Yogi

Yogi-

As positives go, that one is pretty significant.

Even more positive would be no deathpenalty whatsoever.


Yogi[/b][/quote]
We&#39;ll have to agree to disagree on this one, Yogs.

I am well and truly torn, but only insofar as which of the death penalty or life imprisonment (or something else which reeks of the punitive) provides the greater punishment /pain upon the offender.

Of course, this is providing the caveat of "beyond a reasonable doubt" is satisfied.

I&#39;ll assume you know what I mean by that.

[kAb]

The fear that these guys struck in so many people, it&#39;s just disgusting. Now add that to the people they killed. These are human beings who do not deserve to live.

[Busyman]

Damn....on Saturday I just drove past the Home Depot where the lady got shot in Virginia. That area is busy as shit&#33;&#33;&#33; I mean reaallllly crowded&#33;&#33;&#33;

Malvo said he was trying to shoot the husband but he kept moving.

That was a pretty long shot.