Europeans Outraged at Schwarzenegger

AP ^ | December 13, 2005 | VANESSA GERA

[Buck W.]

Another good reason to laud Arnold's decision.

[golas1964]

Phoney Baloneys of a feather...

[ElkGroveDan]

I guess he can cross off being leader of the EU in his next career. Maybe the UN.....

[manwiththehands]

I wonder if any of these self-righteous European snobs can name any one of Tookie's victims?

[EagleUSA]

Ah yes, the Al AP news agency spraying more liberal slop all over us. Screw the Euros. The jerks should realize that he does not work for them, or operate under their laws or their socialist/liberal thinking.

That does not matter to the MSM...

[kingattax]

Euronuts outraged ?

Bravo Foxtrot Delta

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Now we know he did the right thing.

[American in Israel]

Sheesh, what a bunch of whiners. They want the multiple murderer to live, let him live in their home.

[cruiserman]

But he never wavered from his claim of innocence and refused to confess to crimes he said he did not commit

[AppyPappy]

Too bad, so sad

[Gay State Conservative]

I love being lectured by degenerates like European "Greens".

[mjwise]

Ah yes, Europe, the land where capital punishment and jews are looked on at with disdain. They can't whip themselves into a state of even mild concern about a real problem, though -- say, Iran? *snort*

[Diago]

I seriously doubt that there are more than seven people in all of Europe who are actually OUTRAGED over this.

[Logical me]

Love it. To hell with these jackasses. If they had capital punishment maybe they might have less crime.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Capital punishment is illegal throughout the European Union, and the issue was amplified in Williams' case due to the remorse supporters believe the Crips gang co-founder showed by writing children's books about the dangers of gangs and violence.

Uhhhh... no.

He would exhibit remorse by apologizing to the families of his victims.

The hen-scratchings of an illiterate thug that sold 300 copies does not imply remorse.

[Arthalion]

Someone should remind the Euro's that Schwarzeneggar didn't sentence Williams to die. He was tried in a court of law, convicted by a jury, sentenced by a judge, and every court in the land had declared that he must die. Arnold's only involvement was his decision not to get involved.

To hear the Euro's blather on, you'd think that the governor had executed the guy himself.

[vpintheak]

I give less that a rats fat buttocks what the EU scum think.

[Dante3]

Well stated. Arnold had nothing to do with convicting or sentencing that killer.

[kinghorse]

The worlds biggest hypocrites have spoken. Come back when you acquire one ethical bone in your collective body.