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.”
More like "It's all whitey's fault. If these two boys weren't descendants of slaves this would never have happened."
“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.”
The wife of one of the victims must be an Obama supporter:
"But I believe that these men really are good people, they just had bad circumstances. They just had bad things that...that were in their heart and...and um caused them to do this".
Scary to me that people are too afraid to call evil people evil any more.
“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.” "How do we know these confessions weren't beatin out of them? Were they told of their right to a lawyer? And the death penalty shouldn't be applied to someone that committed a crime out of desperation for food or a roof over their head."