[smokinleroy]

He scoffed when asked if he was sorry. "Do it look like I got remorse?" he said.

Utterly without a soul

[dalebert]

Really low.

[beaversmom]

"Two dollars. It's heartbreaking," Mr. Colunga said. "All I can say is that hopefully Mr. Broadnax realizes he took a father away from his kids. Hopefully, he can find some kind of peace within himself."

That's the last thing I would be hoping for. I hope Texas takes care of them--that's what I hope.

[LibLieSlayer]

They should execute the parents for having these POS gangbangers!. Eliminate the flawed DNA from the gene pool!!!

LLS

[hiredhand]

But we're supposed to "Grow up and put our guns away"! People like these killers are why we REFUSE to be victims...in spite of any law, or any amount of retarded leftists cringing in fear of black anodized finish, or high capacity magazines.

Leftists could disarm the planet and killers like these will still kill. Anti personal defense laws can't change the heart of people like this. They'll still kill, and statistically they'll still acquire firearms even if they're BANNED.

It's too bad that these guys will probably still be alive in a year, pending the appeal process by their public defender. With a confession like this, they ought to take them out to the landfill and shoot them now.

[Bushwacker777]

A McCain supporter’s first reaction to this would probably be:

“This is why we need the death penalty in the uSA”.

A Hillary supporter would probably say the same thing.

An Obama supporter would ask:

“I wonder where society went wrong with these gentlemen? I hope they get adequate rehabilitation and can return to society as productive citizens in a couple of years.”

[Old Grumpy]

“I feel regretful. I feel for the family, or whatever.”

Or whatever. These two worthless piles of excrement do not deserve to take another breath.

[smokinleroy]

"They were in the wrong spot at the wrong [expletive] time," he said of the victims. "They should have had their [expletive] at home."

It be day own damm fault!

[econjack]

"I needed money. I needed a car."

So, instead of working for both like most people do, I hopped a train to another city and looked for people to rob. Too bad I had to murder them both, but I did make $2!

Makes one wonder what kind of parents raised an animal like this.

[beaversmom]

I’ve seen a few things on open carry recently—one article with the author from Utah complaining about it and one about people wanting to get it in Texas. I know it’s pure speculation and we’ll never know, but do you (anyone that wants to answer) think it would have made a difference?

[Rappini]

Let Charlie Danial's do the sentencing.

[Condor51]

Kill em.

[Dante3]

Tragic loss.

These killers and others look like human beings but they have no soul and they do only evil - the Carr brothers, Alejandro Avila, etc. The only solution is to execute them for they will remain a threat to prison guards, fellow prisoners, and the rest of us should they escape or be granted a pardon.

[Eagles6]

Hate crimes charges to be filed, right? Right?

[bereanway]

I think it was Broadnax who appeared the more callous of the two. The other didn’t seem remorseful either, but the idiot Broadnax almost seemed gleeful if you could understand anything in between the bleeps. He took real joy in explaining how he killed (he was the gunman) the two men.

I’m all for public executions in many cases. Let Broadnax swing from the end of a rope until sundown as an example of the fate that awaits dogs like these.

As wretched an inidvidual as one can possibly imagine.

[TexasCajun]

I'm not Don Imus so I'll ask, Are They Black?

...figures.

[TexasRepublic]

I’m sure those boyz are no worse than my neighbors (but that’s another story).

[babyfreep]

Video here
He says he went to Garland because "that's where all the rich white folks stay". I live in Garland. Garland is no more "rich" than other areas in DFW. They just came here because the train stops here.
One of these young men brutally murdered here is the son of a friend of a friend of mine. Continued prayers for their families.

[Publius6961]

That's how much Demarius Cummings said he found in the pockets of two Christian-music producers whom his cousin James Broadnax, speaking in a separate jailhouse interview, admitted gunning down early Thursday in Garland.

Yeah.
You can never tell what is inside those Norwegians' minds...

No, I haven't read the entire article, nor do I intend to.