[Politicalkiddo]

If he had enough of a brain to kill someone, he had enough of one to be punished for it.

[Rembrandt]

The world is better off without this murderer.

[PapaNew]

The death sentence is among other things, an exercise in futility.

It solves nothing, it heals nothing, it satisfies vengeance which many confuse for justice, it reconciles nothing, is irreversible, and is unjust.

[JPG]

[rey]

Many in prison and leading a life of crime are missing part of their brain.

[Kickass Conservative]

>>>His case drew extra attention because of his brain injury, the result of a 1972 sawmill accident that forced doctors to remove one-fifth of his frontal lobe<<<

So, prior to 1972 he was a Conservative, and after 1972 he was a Liberal?

[doc1019]

Thanks to our ridicules judicial appeals system, this arsehole lived to the ripe old age of 74, when he should have been executed many years ago.

[Feckless]

case drew extra attention because of his brain injury

All better now!

[Bogey78O]

“The world will not be a safer place because Mr. Clayton has been executed.”

Because it’s safer to allow a man who callously murders because he’s dangerously incompetent to walk the street.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

His own brother said...

“...it destroys an evil person that would otherwise be walking this earth.”

[Rainier1789]

Next you’ll have the defenders of vicious murderers arguing, “The arresting officer said he was “one sick bastard”, therefore we must let him live”

[clearcarbon]

"Missouri Executes Cecil Clayton, Cop Killer Missing Part of Brain"

He can still vote for democrats, but this is bound to slow him down a little.

[csvset]

Don't worry folks, the Supreme Court says that some killers are too stupid to die.

Atkins vs Virginia

[skinkinthegrass]

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[Fresh Wind]

Mumia Abu Jamal’s brain is fully intact, and yet he is still alive.

[CPT Clay]

Next?

[MasterGunner01]

He’s dead, Jim.

[Whether he had part of a brain or a whole brain, he will never do it again.]