I think you'll find he's wearing a THONG and has in fact, SHAT HIS CORDS.El Presidente said:Easy 10 has a poo stripe in his pants.
I think you'll find he's wearing a THONG and has in fact, SHAT HIS CORDS.El Presidente said:Easy 10 has a poo stripe in his pants.
London Irish said:1979.
How about dooing a google trawl on the stuff he's done in the last ten years to steer young people away from the dreadful fate of gang violence?
The point is, this guy was doing some good in these shithole communities that produce violence and despair.
NMH said:Measured justice is a subject that is best viewed with measured opinion
NMH said:Thus endeth a lesson for any wanting to follow his suit.
NMH said:Well, what did your google trawl come up with London Irish?
I think you'll find out that he did not actually write any childrens' books, but aligned his name with someone else who did.
D'ya think that, perhaps he did some small attempts at such, because he wanted to save his own life, and purely that?
I heard he has a history of violence in the pen as well.
Though I feel I shouldn't pass further judgement on a dead man, he still doesn't come off as a knight in shining armour who deserved any retraction of justice served upon him.
I am against the death penalty on the whole, but if that's the locally available sentance, then that's the one you have to recognize before you go wantonly murdering .
DJ Leon said:
The Americans really are barabarians.
My unfortunate rectal prolapse is not entirely of my own doing, as well YOU know El P.El Presidente said:Easy 10 has a poo stripe in his pants.
London Irish said:If your definition of "measured justice" is injecting poison into the body of a successful anti-gang violence campaigner, then you have a very different understanding of the word "measured" than I think most people in this country have.
Absolutely - you are dead right. The lesson is don't ever rehabilitate yourself, don't ever try and improve the community you come from, don't ever try and stop other undereducated young men making the same terrible mistakes as you.
I'm glad you're so pleased with this "lesson"
DJ Leon said:This guy was 24 years on Death Row.
The 8th Amendment says: Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.
If that's not a cruel and unusual punishment, I don't know what is.
The Americans really are barabarians.
London Irish said:My Letter To Incarcerated Youth, No. 1 by Tookie Williams
I've been on San Quentin's death row for more than 21 years. I hope that this brief message will provoke thoughts of change among you. .........
NMH said:It seems Arnold marked his paper, and his report read "must try harder"
Easy 10 said:My unfortunate rectal prolapse is not entirely of my own doing, as well YOU know El P.
NMH said:Out of interest, what do people feel should have been done to that lad who drowned 2 young girls in his bath, then buried them in shallow graves?
What would you personally like to do to him, if you were the father of those girls?
Personally, I'd be wanting to take care of business, I'd be rather inclined to get 'medieval on his ass'.
El Presidente said:The person you are referring to is Ian Huntley. As a parent, I would happily strangle him with my bare hands. But that would be an act of vengeance, for my own gratification, to make me feel better. I am not sure whether it is justice.
He has been diagnosed as being mentally sick. If we are to extend the view that those who are mentally sick and who commit acts of murder should be killed, should be not extend the rule to those who are mentally sound?
If you believe in a higher form of justice at the end of our lives then we will all serve the appropriate sentence
NMH said:What was cruel and unusual about 24 years on death row? They get all that time to prove innocence if it exists, do what they can to face up to what they did, and petition for reprieve. That beats hanging high, or firing squad within a few days, doesn't it? Britain used to hang people until quite recently, incidentally.
Americans sometimes let convicts out, time served plus good behaviour - only for the convict to immediately rape/murder/paedophiliate/etc. Then people wonder how the perp. got out so soon/ever. The criminal justice system cannot be perfect, just as mankind cannot. Still, they cut hands off for stealing, hang for murder and rape - in many other places in this World. They kill young people for dating outside their racial group in some places. They beat or kill women for showing too much skin, or just their face, in some places. Why not focus on those places first, without paying so much attention to a death-row end that happened to some famous gang-leader who needlessly and coldly killed 4 and refused to admit his guilt? Someone did the deed, even if you think that there's a slim chance the gang-leader wasn't the perp. Should that 'leader' then not be held accountable? He was an example to his men then, and he remains exactly that, and in similarly celebratory fashion.
DJ Leon said:However, the US is our closest friend and ally and claims to be a champion of human rights.
El Presidente said:*cough* Guantanamo Bay