Cold Blooded killer suffered during his execution?
Posted on 05/01/2014 6:18:49 AM PDT by shortstop
words of wisdom!
or maybe this guys execution is what obamacare is to US healthcare-
Shut them in an air tight room, replace the oxygen with a noble gas, the go to sleep. Use the body parts, if they were willing to sign a release.
Excellent question that the liberals do not want to answer
OK killed a vile murderer, who deserved no mercy.
Obama killed Ambassador Stevens and three brave defenders at Benghazi. He deserves no mercy.
“Well in the hell happened”
“An execution - a successful one”
“How in the name of Christ can you call that a success?”
“Edward Delacroix is dead ...”
“Any time now is good, Lord.”
Ditto. - How about using crosses? Talk about “cruel and unusual punishment” . . .
The left believes in capital punishment, for unborn babies and old folks.
It’s just murderers that it loves so much that it feels sorry for them.
Yes. Christ can tell you all about CROSSES and how “cruel and unusual” they are. Beside that, this guy got more humane than he afforded the girl.
Even Rasputin’s execution was only partially botched....
If it was botched the man would still be alive...
That’s what the left does.
Cold Blooded killer suffered during his execution?
This whole death by lethal injection thing is just stupid. Use either the gallows or a closed chamber and slowly pump in nitrogen while removing oxygen. Criminal falls asleep, pump in more nitrogen and take out all oxygen. Perp dies in sleep.
” Yes. Christ can tell you all about CROSSES and how “cruel and unusual” they are. Beside that, this guy got more humane than he afforded the girl. “
I can think of much more creative ways of capital execution for such monsters.
9ft tall, 3 ft in diameter plastic tube with spray nozzles straying a fine mist of salty lemon juice. On the bottom a giant “micro toner” that removes .1 millimeter layers running constantly. Tube is lubricated with a slick lubricant.
Let gravity do the work... may take a while...
FR seems particularly rambunctious and blood-thirsty since the Bundy affair. We seem to have something of a maddened mob effect here.
The intention of the execution was not to be cruel and unusual, but since this means of execution is apparently not foolproof, then suffering may have occurred. I will respect what the law intends, but this devil will get no sympathy from me. If we want to reduce “botched” executions, then we should adopt some of the author’s suggestions of more sure-fire methods.
I agree on that.
When O. J. was acquitted by a mostly-black jury, most black people in the country celebrated. That he had killed two white people didn't bother them.
It's probably something similar with Obama--he looks at the fact that the killer who was excecuted was black, and since the victim was white, he could care less about her.
He's probably the most racist President since Woodrow Wilson.
It’s the old release-the-spring effect.
Those talking about the cross of Christ — I wonder if they have given their own sins over to Christ so that His suffering there will be sufficient for them?
Nonetheless I wouldn’t be highly surprised to see most or all former execution cases become life imprisonment cases over the next decades as the integrity of police and trial courts becomes an increasingly obvious joke — quite apart from “humane execution” issues. Sin matters.
Yeah, I fully expect that’s where we’re headed, though I myself am in favor of capital punishment.
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