Texas set to execute mentally r3tarded man for murder

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

heh, i'm glad there are so many merciful people too offset my attitude since i hear a guy is mentally disadvantaged AND deadly dangerous and what i think is quick somebody get me a pillow i will do this myself for the good of mankind.

i mean sure it's horrible to say and whatever but come on.

why put fellow inmates and prison workers in danger just to soothe your bleeding heart?

Riverwolf007

Why trust the state, which, being a human institution, is terribly prone to error, with that kind of power just to soothe your need for vengeance?

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Why trust the state, which, being a human institution, is terribly prone to error, with that kind of power just to soothe your need for vengeance?

l4dak47

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

brain damaged killers want to hunt and kill not be fed like a pet.

why can't you guys put yourselves in his place for one second?

you have empathy but it is misplaced by what you want not what a mad dog killer wants.

saving him may be as cruel as killing him but people can't see that because they do not have the ability to put themselves in his place.

sorry folks, you don't get to save people because it makes you feel better.

you do what is best for the person no matter what the best is.

not one person here ever said this guy may be better off dead and that is an oversight caused from only being able to empathize enough for what YOU want.

pretty selfish right?

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

heh, i'm glad there are so many merciful people too offset my attitude since i hear a guy is mentally disadvantaged AND deadly dangerous and what i think is quick somebody get me a pillow i will do this myself for the good of mankind.

i mean sure it's horrible to say and whatever but come on.

why put fellow inmates and prison workers in danger just to soothe your bleeding heart?

Riverwolf007

Why trust the state, which, being a human institution, is terribly prone to error, with that kind of power just to soothe your need for vengeance?

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could not care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

Placing the dog in a cell for the rest of the life accomplishes the same end and isn't irrevocable should it be discovered that the state prosecuted the wrong man.

[QUOTE="l4dak47"][QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]i don't think there is one word in the silly ass shyt i just wrote that indicates a need for vengence.

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

Riverwolf007

brain damaged killers want to hunt and kill not be fed like a pet.

why can't you guys put yourselves in his place for one second?

you have empathy but it is misplaced by what you want not what a mad dog killer wants.

saving him may be as cruel as killing him but people can't see that because they do not have the ability to put themselves in his place.

sorry folks, you don't get to save people because it makes you feel better.

you do what is best for the person no matter what the best is.

not one person here ever said this guy may be better off dead and that is an oversight caused from only being able to empathize enough for what YOU want.

pretty selfish right?

This might actually be one of the most dipsh*tted arguments for the death penalty I've ever heard.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Why trust the state, which, being a human institution, is terribly prone to error, with that kind of power just to soothe your need for vengeance?

worlock77

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could not care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

Placing the dog in a cell for the rest of the life accomplishes the same end and isn't irrevocable should it be discovered that the state prosecuted the wrong man.

a life of ass rape and shytty food and no activity.

to me non existence would be better than that.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="l4dak47"] He was going to be in prison/psychiatric facility forever. The chances of him escaping is effectively zero, while the chances of him being innocent is higher. worlock77

brain damaged killers want to hunt and kill not be fed like a pet.

why can't you guys put yourselves in his place for one second?

you have empathy but it is misplaced by what you want not what a mad dog killer wants.

saving him may be as cruel as killing him but people can't see that because they do not have the ability to put themselves in his place.

sorry folks, you don't get to save people because it makes you feel better.

you do what is best for the person no matter what the best is.

not one person here ever said this guy may be better off dead and that is an oversight caused from only being able to empathize enough for what YOU want.

pretty selfish right?

This might actually be one of the most dipsh*tted arguments for the death penalty I've ever heard.

I'm surprised by the amount of responses here supporting the death penalty on this retarded fellow. In fact, I'm surprised there's a lot of support for the death penalty itself despite the many flaws that go with it.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="l4dak47"] He was going to be in prison/psychiatric facility forever. The chances of him escaping is effectively zero, while the chances of him being innocent is higher. worlock77

brain damaged killers want to hunt and kill not be fed like a pet.

why can't you guys put yourselves in his place for one second?

you have empathy but it is misplaced by what you want not what a mad dog killer wants.

saving him may be as cruel as killing him but people can't see that because they do not have the ability to put themselves in his place.

sorry folks, you don't get to save people because it makes you feel better.

you do what is best for the person no matter what the best is.

not one person here ever said this guy may be better off dead and that is an oversight caused from only being able to empathize enough for what YOU want.

pretty selfish right?

This might actually be one of the most dipsh*tted arguments for the death penalty I've ever heard.

you think this guy wants this?

no of course not.

mad dog killers want this.

who are you to deny them the pleasure of the hunt?

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]i don't think there is one word in the silly ass shyt i just wrote that indicates a need for vengence.

i'm saying you put a mad dog down to protect people in the future, i could not care less about what the mad dog did to get caught.

Riverwolf007

Placing the dog in a cell for the rest of the life accomplishes the same end and isn't irrevocable should it be discovered that the state prosecuted the wrong man.

a life of ass rape and shytty food and no activity.

to me non existence would be better than that.

It's got nothing to do with being merciful or not. I simply do not trust the state with that kind of power.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Placing the dog in a cell for the rest of the life accomplishes the same end and isn't irrevocable should it be discovered that the state prosecuted the wrong man.

worlock77

a life of ass rape and shytty food and no activity.

to me non existence would be better than that.

It's got nothing to do with being merciful or not. I simply do not trust the state with that kind of power.

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]and you really think that is more merciful than death? i know i'm the nutcase here but that just does not seem like mercy to me.

a life of ass rape and shytty food and no activity.

to me non existence would be better than that.

Riverwolf007

It's got nothing to do with being merciful or not. I simply do not trust the state with that kind of power.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

It's got nothing to do with being merciful or not. I simply do not trust the state with that kind of power.

l4dak47