The Napoleonic legal theory of "guilty until proven innocent, suckers" won a major victory for racism in the United States legal system last night with the execution of Troy Davis, a black man from Georgia convicted of the murder of a white police officer 22 years ago and sentenced to death under deeply dubious circumstances that has made everyone from the former director of the FBI to even the crazy Nazi Pope go, "R U F*#KING SERIOUS, AMERICA." Yes, America is very serious about executing people, any people it can find!
A decent society should take pride in not lowering itself to the level of its worst criminals.
Putting a bastard like Brewer to sleep is letting him off easy. Having to spend the rest of his worthless life in a prison (well-populated by large, mean men of color) would be SO much more satisfying, from my point of view.
A decent society should take pride in not lowering itself to the level of its worst criminals.
Putting a bastard like Brewer to sleep is letting him off easy. Having to spend the rest of his worthless life in a prison (well-populated by large, mean men of color) would be SO much more satisfying, from my point of view.
There's a word for that. I think it's called "Texas".
The guillotine has a lot to recommend it, if these are your primary concerns.
"Your life, vs. my re-election. Sorry dude ... priorities, you know?"
There is consistency there!
It just happens to be the consistency of diarrhea.
They sure the fuck did didn't they?
They got a lot of practice during "Operation iraquiFreedoms! Acomplished."
In Georgia there is only the parole board dicks. How do you try them for murder?
I see what you did there. Very nice.
Shit, I'm late to the party, but still open to Sloppy Thirds.
NEANDERTHAL LIBEL!!!!!?!!?!!!
She has one...but it's called an Annhole.
From a helicopter.
I dunno ... Easter would have been sort of gross.
Keep wishing ... that's what the prick actually said.
V572 Moon!
I believe the free market did in Enron - not the state of Texas.