To: FutureRocketMan
And if you ask me, he should fry for premeditated murder.
2 posted on
01/29/2010 9:52:20 AM PST by
DryFly
To: DryFly
Of course. I can’t wait to see some of the idiot replies on this thread.
5 posted on
01/29/2010 9:58:17 AM PST by
Hildy
To: DryFly
I agree with you. See #3.
11 posted on
01/29/2010 10:03:05 AM PST by
sickoflibs
( "It's not the taxes, the redistribution is spending you demand stupid")
To: DryFly
And if you ask me, he should fry for premeditated murder. All murderers should fry. But given that we usually only execute the most heinous of murderers, there is no reason why Roeder should be treated any differently than the average, run-of-the-mill murderer.
23 posted on
01/29/2010 10:14:09 AM PST by
Ol' Sparky
(Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
To: DryFly
No. The first obligation of the state is to protect the life of its citizens.
Roeder’s action, while extreme, can be viewed as a rational response to rampant killing of human life that the state refused to halt.
88 posted on
01/29/2010 11:20:54 AM PST by
Elpasser
To: DryFly
Forfeited his own life to end the life of Tiller the baby killer.
There's a certain symmetry to it.
I mourn for the slaughtered innocent unborn, not for Tiller.
To: DryFly
242 posted on
01/29/2010 2:56:01 PM PST by
DallasSun
(i believe in separation of church and hate.)
To: DryFly
324 posted on
01/30/2010 1:33:39 AM PST by
wardaddy
(Good Yankees in Massachusetts, I salute you all from bended knee in appreciation)
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