hwy420
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Jesus died for our sins on the cross; If you can't forgive those of who have trespassed against you, then you've successfully failed the first true lesson in life.
Wow, A young life ruined........
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Jesus died for our sins on the cross; If you can't forgive those of who have trespassed against you, then you've successfully failed the first true lesson in life.
IAm5toned
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which is why i say bring back keel hauling.
its a terrible, cruel way to die, you either drown quickly or are ground to bits against the underside of a ships hull while its moving through the water. you pretty much have to make the choice yourself, fight it and be pulverized or just let go.
powerfull deterrent imho
Johnnyorganic
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I have a problem with trying minors as adults. To me, minors are minors until they are eighteen. It ain't right.
But that opens up a pretty big can of worms. What to do with the sorry motherfuckers?
But that opens up a pretty big can of worms. What to do with the sorry motherfuckers?
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IAm5toned
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ahh the problem with minors is its hard to punish em without turning them into a career criminal.
i know this, because it almost happened to me
Just because its what you choose to believe doesn't make it anymore true.
Johnnyorganic
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I don't know, Bro.no trial.... just shoot em
Someone capable of committing such a crime is probably irretrievable. Perhaps....
Maybe we should have a Dirty Dozen, or Point of No Return program for these throwaway bastards. They do well and they get a life for themselves. They fuck up, they die.
Titties and Beer
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About age 3 you learn the difference between right and wrong. If you beat (if I read it right, I'm stoned...) a 61 year old man and kill him with no probable cause, What makes you think he shouldn't be punished? A 15 year old would know better than that, but I guess some people are just born fucked up. 25 years in prison would suffice imo. Unless he was "peer pressured" into it and grew up in a violent family / neighborhood, in which case I'd suggest counseling and/or rehab.
@ the guy above me..
I saw that movie, That was fucked up haha.
@ the guy above me..
I saw that movie, That was fucked up haha.
Johnnyorganic
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Titties and Beer
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To me the end was hilarious when hes opening his mouth with a smacking noise.. Lol. But he looked fine at the end after a bit of rehab. Don't think he'll be doing the ol' in-out in-out for awhile. ROFL.
cbtwohundread
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only god can judge me,.and you.,.i dont think its rite to kill .,.,nor do i think its rite to take a mans life and throw em in a cage.,.,so all in all were fuk'd regardles s
cbtwohundread
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nicely said vt .,.,lovely
MaiaPax
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I guess he should have thought of the consequences before he went and killed a person...It does seem harsh that he got life without parole, but what he did was also harsh. I can't really feel sorry for him young or not. How would you feel if he was 18? That's only three years..what's the difference?
smppro
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Actually if you live around me and affect the people around me and my life then i will judge whomever i want, no need to wait for god, you cant sit back and do nothing. I bet the homeless guy would prefer life in prison over being dead. these worthless people should be relieved from this planet. And all the people whining about him being a minor, then why havent you mentioned his parents, wouldnt they be responsible?
Pnuggle
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Someone has to take responsibility. And it should be the teenager. If his parents take responsibility for him, the kid isn't learning a thing. I know he's 15.. I went to jail and mental institution housing when i was 14-15, and a couple more times as well. But I'm over it now. I also never came close to KILLING anyone. I've been locked up for much less. I believe he deserves 25 years, and whatever beatings ensue or jailhouse bull-shit where he accumulates more charges brings. He can rot in jail. If he were in Texas, would the death penalty still apply to a 15 year old? Or would they imprison him until he is of age, and then off him? I believe he deserves a long time in a cage, and then death.
HowardWCampbell
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And what happens after he serves those 25 years and gets out? Then you have a 40 y/o convicted murderer who has spent the majority of his life in prison, out walking the streets. I'm sure people will be lined up waiting to offer the guy a job. And since prison does such a great job of rehabilitation, he would never commit another crime...right?
As far as counseling/rehab...HE KILLED AN INNOCENT MAN FOR ENTERTAINMENT. And you want to give him counseling? Because he was "peer pressured"? WTF?
My only problem with capital punishment is the number of people who have been cleared by dna evidence while sitting on death row. Anyone who can not afford an expensive lawyer is at a huge disadvantage in an american court.
robert 14617
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I'll pay my part keep the murderers off the street before one of us gets killed
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This is a fucked up case but we also know nothing about any of them im sure they were givin a psychiatric evaluation and that must not of showed up to good and I bet they didnt have the best lawyers either.But I know someone who killed there daughter and were hearing she'll be out soon.This legal system is fucked up.