They are made up names out of thin air; because they think they sound "African" or exotic.
This is part true, part parody, but it is effective satire because so much of it rings true.
Posted on 06/12/2010 1:25:53 PM PDT by deoetdoctrinae
The father of Channon Christian made a vow Friday to Lemaricus Davidson, the convicted ringleader in her kidnapping, rape, torture and murder.
"I will do everything in my power to see that they stick that needle in you as soon as possible," Gary Christian said during Davidson's second sentencing hearing.
Davidson is already under two death sentences for the 2007 murders of Christian, a 21-year-old University of Tennessee senior, and her boyfriend, Christopher Newsom, 23. He was back in Knox County Criminal Court to be sentenced on the other charges related to the crimes.
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“Lemaricus”
Where do they get these names?
They pull them out of their @sses.
Every one of the animals that participated in this vile crime should get the death penalty.....if not in this case then when?
The irony is that they're too stupid to realize that they're perpetuating all the stereotypes they find so "offensive."
I know an HR person in a Fortune 500 company who says that despite all the "diversity" hype in corporate America, resumes with names like "Loquesha" are quickly disposed of.
Animals.
I call it cultural language bastardization. It is one way you can tell the difference between Americans, and others.
The four individuals who committed these ghastly crimes are animals and deserve a slow and agonizing death.
Interesting. It ceases to be a racial issue & becomes a cultural issue
“This is one of the most incredibly outrageous, cruel and inhumane cases this court has ever seen,” Baumgartner (the judge) remarked. “How people can engage in this type of conduct is just unexplainable.”
How dare you insult animals like that.
Hey, the perps have rights.
animals? nope.....damn Godless inhuman savages!! their death? I agree...as S.L.O.W. and agonizing as possible....and I can think of a few ways. (and I bet you can tell I’m not talkin’ about any homo waterboarding either!!!!!). If theses two kids, tormented and tortured to death by these TCBE’s, had been related to me, I would like to administer that punishment myself.
It is a shame that of late, people rarely invoke the idea of Hell in such instances as this.
It used to be that preachers who could describe Hell with great persuasion were sought far and wide. Many people who would have otherwise ventured into crime had as their motivation fear of being cast into Hell, whereas they had no fear of other men. Thus while their lives may not have been good, they strayed far less into evil.
Imagine if this father, in addition to declaring that he wanted to see this monster dead, also said that he expected the murderers to suffer in torment that they could not ignore, with pain that would not end, and with no hint of redemption in the absence of God?
That after death his soul would be in constant fear, that all of his pride and strength would leave him, and he would be reduced to a suffering child, tormented in ways beyond description that would never end.
Such brutes and beasts deserve such visions. They are not driven by hope, but by fear. And even on death row, he should have years of nightmares, looking forward to damnation, not just death.
It's a little easier to understand if you consider them animals.
How would China deal with these criminals?
“Lemaricus”
Where do they get these names?
Their momma’s don’t spell too well and don’t want to axe anyone and appear to be stupid so they just make something up and go with that.
They are made up names out of thin air; because they think they sound "African" or exotic.
This is part true, part parody, but it is effective satire because so much of it rings true.
Scrabble?
Very quickly.
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