[Paradox]

He actually sounds like a great guy, and a credit to himself. Its a shame his work will be cut short by his execution. Arguably, more good might be served by keeping him alive. However, JUSTICE calls for his death.

Having said that, I am against capital punishment in general, there are a few other freepers like me.

[Paul_N_Lakeside]

I agree, but I'm evil :-o]

I'd rather him get a breast augmentation, and then let loose in the general (prison) population.

[Melas]

You're not alone. I'm also becoming increasingly against capital punishment.

[wideawake]

He actually sounds like a great guy, and a credit to himself.

Oh, yeah. I thought it was especially great how he shot that kid in the back twice while the kid was lying prone on the floor.

A really great guy indeed.

[Redbob]

"Arguably, more good might be served by keeping him alive."

You're damn right you'd get an argument over that incredible remark!

"Good is served" by ridding our planet of evil murderous scum, of which "Tookie" is Exhibit 'A'.

[GregoTX]

"He actually sounds like a great guy, and a credit to himself. Its a shame his work will be cut short by his execution.

Who knows how many more murders this "great guy" POS committed, (we only know of 4) who knows how many have died from Crip violence that he helped start. This "great guy" is not death row to be reformed. The death penalty is not about rehabilitation. This "great guy" could be reformed, he could be rehabilitated. He could receive the Nobel "Yasser Afafat" Peace prize. He could have ACLU, Jesse Jackson, all the Hollywood left, and you taking up his cause, but he has to answer for the crimes he was convicted for.

Some people believe that a condemned felon's attitude (or actions) should play a part in clemency, I do not. His current attitude or list of liberal friends have nothing to do with his murders he committed.

[Little Ray]

You should say it correctly: "There are few other Freepers like me."