LOL, nor am I. Like I said, that's not how we would handle it today.
So, justice is justice. Do you think by our standards that Tyndale received justice?
Of course not. But they didn't have our standards back then, did they? I've already said this once so try to pay attention: He was executed for heresy which at the time was the same thing as treason. Even now the penalty for treason is death. By the standard of the time (of which he was undoubtedly aware) he was treated justly.
Would you rather be judged by our standard or theirs?
LOL! By ours, of course! But that is completely irrelevant. They were living in their own times not ours. AGAIN, You have to judge people within the times they lived, not as if everything was the same then as it is now.
Then you don’t believe he received justice, do you?