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Lets git'er done!
Woo hoo!! Less than $5.3k to go!!
Posted on 11/26/2013 3:30:03 PM PST by Nachum
U.S. military families the world over celebrated when news got out that Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan had his beard forcibly shaved when he reported to prison back in August of 2013, to be housed until he is executed.
Due to political correctness and the fear of offending his Islamic beliefs, Hasan was allowed to wear his beard, an act in and of itself which made a mockery of the U.S. legal system, after he murdered 13 soldiers at Fort Hood in Texas in 2009. The act would be the largest terrorist attack on a U.S. base, had Hasan’s actions not been labeled “work place violence” by a politically correct U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama administration that feared payout damages to victim’s families had the act been labelled an act of terror.
Hasan, a Muslim, claimed he was killing U.S. soldiers set to deploy to Afghanistan to protect his fellow Muslims, but the politically correct U.S. government did not want to be confused with such facts, because they had their minds already made up. Work place violence! Leave it alone!
If Hasan thought he was having a bad day when he had his beard forcibly shaven when he entered prison, his concept of a bad day got worse last week when, according to rumors coming out of Leavenworth, he had been beaten by three other inmates.
According to the rumors, three of Hasan’s fellow inmates set upon Hasan and beat him profusely while guards were “busy” looking away while transferring him from a religious service of his choosing back to his cell. It is alleged that he is suffering from a broken nose and several facial lacerations. The rumors are yet to be confirmed by the prison.
Sounds like that murdering POS is lucky they didn’t break his neck, hopefully there’ll be more of the same.
probably not
I’d like to feel for him but couldn’t they have pushed
him down a long flight of stairs?
I’m of two minds on it. I certainly feel the same as you, but we might have saved other people or killed more scum by doing it this way.
Allah be praised.
LOL! I guess Israel wouldn’t fine him for NOT getting circumcised then!!
I dis agree. The white Caucasian Christian Timothy McVeigh was put on trial, found guilty and executed in RECORD time. I’m not going to bother to look it up but this Muslim, from arrest to today, has already been breathing a lot longer than Christian McVeigh got to.
Bottom line, if Hassan had been handled with the same expedition as McVeigh, this would not have happened to him as he would be in a grave somewhere instead of going to church, or whatever.
When will we get it back into our heads that prisons are for punishment; not for rehabilitation. It just doesn’t matter to me if that punishment is administered by the state or the other inmates.
He was in an ass kicking contest.
” AKA “Pocket Mohel” “
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Awwwww. Too bad. NOT
Too bad the guards were busy looking the other way, too bad.
Do you remember what they did to wheel chair bound Leon Klinghoffer onboard the Achille Lauro in 1986? I would give Hassan the same treatment. Two shots and a splash.
I’m in agreement with you.
I respectfully disagree...
They can be both...certain first time offenders for non violent crimes can be offered the rehabilitation option ...lots of countries have proven it can be done...
How many people who have made a stupid mistake and wound up doing time in a federal prison come out hardened criminals...lots...many of our prisons are like going to crime school 101..
People who are obviously not going to be productive citizens can go to the type of prison where the objective is to punish them for their crimes...
JMHO
As as aside note...prison time should be meted out by the ton...breaking a 100 ton size rock into pebble gravel...
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