His photo reminds me of the "Galaxy Being" from the old "Outer Limits" TV show.
Monsters.
Posted on 01/11/2020 3:09:27 PM PST by RetiredArmy
Compare this guy with Leopold & Loeb.
“...passed the rigorous FDFA approval process...”
LOL. you might want to check that “rigorous approval process” out.
https://ethics.harvard.edu/blog/new-prescription-drugs-major-health-risk-few-offsetting-advantages
You are entitled to your opinion and I respect that I would suggest it be more fact based though.
Oh, I’d prefer being drawn and quartered with helicopters at 3000 feet, but Fentanyl will work too
Agree. But Satan is a clever Deceiver.
“I think this guy needs a sharpened stick up the last part of his gastrointestinal system, with vets lined up to smack it upward with a wooden mallet.”
Vlad Tepes knew how to handle people like this.
A stake inserted into the anus and the stake set into the ground at about a 45° angle. The stake would *slowly* make its way up the intestinal tract until it came out the mouth. It could take days for the victim to die.
No mallet required.
More fun that way.
His photo reminds me of the "Galaxy Being" from the old "Outer Limits" TV show.
Monsters.
Nitrogen? Hell no, he is the other use for a wood chipper.
The Constitution guarantees the right of a speedy trial. If we were a civilized country the defendant would be sitting before a judge a jury within 30 days. If he is convicted, and appeals, he should be in front of the appellate court in another 30 days. Within six months the appeals process should be exhausted and if convicted of first degree murder he should be executed.
Capital punishment can only be a detract for heinous crimes if administered swiftly..
Oh, dear. I seem to be stuck in the 80s.
Also, thank you for defending our country, Sir.
Amen Gov, Amen.
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