[Pick Axe]

Good riddens....After 15 to 20 years of wasted tax money.

[Arkan]

That sick fuck shouldn't die easily like that. He should be someones rubber ducky in prison !!

[Merlin122]

what makes this fuck so important again?

[Short Hand]

Originally Posted by ninty9

I don't know how one or two deaths justifies another death. Seems kind of redundant to me.

[pest]

Originally Posted by Hawke

Only evidence is that he fishes at the same lake where she was found and he was cheating on her. No murder weapon even. To me, O.J. was more guilty than this guy.

I agree, all he did was act weird when the whole country was convinced he murdered his wife and child.

Yeah, I think he did it, but its almost scary that a boat trip and a bag of concrete can get you a death sentence.

[Fireal]

"Is any killer worth more than his crime?"

[Zoner]

I'd rather see him die than waste money languishing in prison. However, he should reside there long enough for Big Earl to show him the true meaning of bitch-love.

[Short Hand]

Executing a prisoner costs more then making him sit in jail for life* + we should not bring life, anyone's down to a matter of money.

[Zoner]

Where did you get that mis-spelled stat from?

...and why do they bother sterilizing the needle used for lethal injections? They could cut costs there easily.

[Short Hand]

lets not jab at a typing error, which is easily corrected, and was overlooked when I typed it out.


[quote:19506]The belief that the death penalty deters capital crimes, to a greater degree than the alternatives, can be the only rational argument in support of capital punishment. I do not consider revenge a rational action for the following reasons: Revenge doesn't satisfy us all and it may cause harm to some. Our ability to determine justice is limited to the parameters of our paradigm. And, a vengeful act may justify retaliation, thus creating a cycle of violence. Punishment may be useful as a measure to correct the behavior of those who wish to be members of society. But, punishment is nothing more than revenge when the subject is not a candidate for rehabilitation. Revenge is nothing more than an emotional response.
This leaves us with the question: Is there a deterrent effect from the death penalty, or not?[/quote:19506]

http://www.mindspring.com/~phporter/econ.html

-These figures do not include the revenue generated for the company running the jail, by the inmates labor as well.

[CoMaToSe]

Originally Posted by geRV

What did he do anyway?

Havent u been watching the over-spun, hyped up sensationalist excuse for news lately?

[geRV]

Originally Posted by CoMaToSe

Havent u been watching the over-spun, hyped up sensationalist excuse for news lately?

Don't watch news much, don't think ive seen anything about it on uk news anyway.

[Zoner]

In a nutshell, this assclown killed his wife and unborn child.

He's a real pillar of society. rolleyes:

[descry]

this was his first offence was it not...lmao gg california

[Mr.Buttocks]

Originally Posted by Hawke

That's EXACTLY what I think is bullshit. He gets 2 counts of murder.

In the United States of America, you can kill a baby in abortion but if he kills his pregnant wife, its two counts of murder? But it you have an abortion it is 0 counts of murder? WTF is wrong with the United States. hake:

You'll probably find that a lot of the people who called for him to be charged with murdering the unborn child, will still defend a "woman's right to choose". wallbash: