[RummyChick]

There has already been a thread today on this story but I post this one for his quote. Sometimes,I feel like there is no hope for America but I have to have faith that something will happen in the next election.

I took out some of the punctuation because of the FR problem of weird characters showing up.

[longfellow]

Sorry father,I am a horrible catholic and have a big problem forgiving.
These animals should be 6ft under then I might forgive.
You’re a better man than i. Terribly sorry for your loss.

[boycott]

“Three men arrested .... “

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Why do they call them men? These things are some kind of evil sub-human.

[Old Sarge]

Don’t tell me, let me use my awesome powers of deduction - they didn’t show any pics or names of the perps...

[paratrooper82]

Can we all guess what race these suspects are?

[envisio]

Pretty White Christian Mother and Wife killed by feral animal.
These savages eliminated a Christian, that was white, that was with white child. Obama will offer them a medal.

[Capt. Tom]

Though everything inside of me wants to hate, be angry, and slip into despair I choose the route of forgiveness, grace and hope, he said in a statement.

As I have said before on FR, my fear of our country dealing with Muslims is the knee jerk forgive and forget mantra of Christians, which leads to in-action and shifts the problem to supernatural beings,for a solution.

I wish Christians would recognize the fundamental Muslim threat.
Face up to it. Kill them if necessary, and then pray for forgiveness just in case they did something that offends their Christian God.

Giving up on action is not going to work against Muslims whose God wants us Kafirs to be subjugated and pay Muslims protection money, or converted to Islam or killed if we resist.

I realize it probably wasn't Muslims who killed his wife but his Christian reaction is to me what endangers this country, - Tom

[wideawake]

Breathlessly awaiting DeRay McKesson’s response to this story.

[Resolute Conservative]

It is not my job to forgive them. Jesus will decide their afterlife. I would just try to end the current one, with prejudice.

[The Toll]

Forgive and Love again tomorrow when it happens again?

What about the day after that?

Or the one after that?

[PapaBear3625]

There is forgiveness.

And then there is the madness of letting wild beasts run loose. Forgive them AFTER permanently terminating their ability to kill again.

[SamuraiScot]

Though everything inside of me wants to hate, be angry, and slip into despair I choose the route of forgiveness . . .

He's right to pray for them. That's not to say the criminals who did the crime don't need dead. They do.

There was a famous 19th century priest, St. Joseph Cafasso (1811-1860), rector of the seminary in Turin, who was called the "gallows priest." He was confessor and spiritual director to thousands of condemned men during his career. He got countless sincere conversions, since these men's minds were, in Dr. Johnson's verb, "concentrated" by the prospect of their destiny's rapid approach.

Fr. Cafasso was not a campaigner against capital punishment. On the contrary, he always asked the condemned men to pray for him. According to his friend St. John Bosco, their repentance was so thorough in many cases that many went almost joyfully to their executions.

Personally, Fr. Cafasso was said to be very punctual, paying close attention to how he spent his time. I'm sure his apostolate at the gallows encouraged him to think this way. He was also very calm.

[riri]

hough everything inside of me wants to hate, be angry, and slip into despair I choose the route of forgiveness, grace and hope,

Words escape me.

[Liberty Valance]

"A total of twenty individuals convicted of murder have been executed by the state of Indiana in the United States since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1977. Prior to 1995, electric chair was the sole method of execution. This was replaced with lethal injection in 1995."

[heartwood]

Since 1989 when Charles Stuart said “Carol would not have wanted us to hate,” I have taken magnanimous statements from grieving husbands with a grain of salt.

In this case, it seems quite clear that the husband was not the killer.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[Twinkie]

Scripture, both in the Old Testament and the New Testament,
teaches CAPITAL punishment for murderers. Period. The civil
authorities are charged with this RESPONSIBILITY for a
reason! A very good reason!

[Charles Henrickson]

Barry’s Kids.

[The Toll]

Every white woman that still pulls the lever for a Democrat supports this rape and massacre.

[fr_freak]

"Though everything inside of me wants to hate, be angry, and slip into despair I choose the route of forgiveness, grace and hope," he said in a statement.

This is all fine and dandy when it is coming from a place of strength, but these days, this kind of forgiveness all too often seems to come from weakness, where the forgiver doesn't have the strength to pursue or demand justice.One can still have forgiveness in his heart for a person while he's hanging the son-of-a-bitch.

[Vinnie]

I wonder if they will have bond set? If so we should take up a collection to get them out and on the street.
Then.....