[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=silver>Dennis Daja<h6>A Lord wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Chapman's obviously a schizo[/QUOTE]
Nope, not actually. None of Chapman's actions are consistent with schizophrenia. He's just a bona fide asshole.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=silver>Dennis Daja<h6>A Lord wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Chapman's obviously a schizo[/QUOTE]
Nope, not actually. None of Chapman's actions are consistent with schizophrenia. He's just a bona fide asshole. [/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say an asshole. Just a Beatles fan who thought 'Revolution 9' was a far worse song than it actually was.
Nope, not actually. None of Chapman's actions are consistent with schizophrenia. He's just a bona fide asshole. [/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say an asshole. Just a Beatles fan who thought 'Revolution 9' was a far worse song than it actually was.
Revolution 9 is not a song. Neither is (probably) Carnival of Light/Etcetera.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]iGSM wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Revolution 9 is not a song. Neither is (probably) Carnival of Light/Etcetera.[/QUOTE]
Or 'Anything'. Not to be confused with 'Something'.
Or 'Anything'. Not to be confused with 'Something'.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=silver>Dennis Daja<h6>A Lord wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Chapman's obviously a schizo[/QUOTE]
Nope, not actually. None of Chapman's actions are consistent with schizophrenia. He's just a bona fide asshole. [/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say an asshole. Just a Beatles fan who thought 'Revolution 9' was a far worse song than it actually was.[/QUOTE]
MDC is indeed an asshole. A murdering, disgusting fame-seeking asshole.
Nope, not actually. None of Chapman's actions are consistent with schizophrenia. He's just a bona fide asshole. [/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say an asshole. Just a Beatles fan who thought 'Revolution 9' was a far worse song than it actually was.[/QUOTE]
MDC is indeed an asshole. A murdering, disgusting fame-seeking asshole.
Fame? He co-wrote that with David Bovine.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]dixie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i always thought that chapman was going to kill yoko but he missed her and got john[/QUOTE]
when you shoot someone five times in the back, that's not missing.
when you shoot someone five times in the back, that's not missing.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]dragonzflame wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]iGSM wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think him sitting there in his cell pondering over what he did 25 years ago is just punishment. Knowing if he's released he wouldn't last long and that he'll probably die old, stupid and gray in a prison for shooting a Beatle is good enough for me.[/QUOTE]
This hurts me to say but...I agree ;-) Death is an easy way out, which is one of the reasons I don't like capital punishment.
FGT, you seem very inconsistent. You're pro-life, but yet you support the death penalty? Abortion and Terri Schaivo is one thing, but you seem to be forgetting the vast numbers of innocent people who are executed due to being convicted on inaccurate evidence. And making people spend decades on death row is nothing short of barbaric.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, well, MDC was convicted on a multitude of evidence, there was nothing inaccurate about it. And Terri Schiavo...never...committed...a...crime. Evil disgusting murderers who OBVIOUSLY killed people (*cough*OJ*cough*) deserve to be nowhere else but at the end of a rope/in the electric chair/etc.
As for it being "barbaric", I think barbaric better describes the people who committed these crimes. There was a girl who went to the next high school over around here, and she was raped and murdered by some disgusting thug, and her body was found in a gas tank in West Philly. That's not barbaric?
This hurts me to say but...I agree ;-) Death is an easy way out, which is one of the reasons I don't like capital punishment.
FGT, you seem very inconsistent. You're pro-life, but yet you support the death penalty? Abortion and Terri Schaivo is one thing, but you seem to be forgetting the vast numbers of innocent people who are executed due to being convicted on inaccurate evidence. And making people spend decades on death row is nothing short of barbaric.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, well, MDC was convicted on a multitude of evidence, there was nothing inaccurate about it. And Terri Schiavo...never...committed...a...crime. Evil disgusting murderers who OBVIOUSLY killed people (*cough*OJ*cough*) deserve to be nowhere else but at the end of a rope/in the electric chair/etc.
As for it being "barbaric", I think barbaric better describes the people who committed these crimes. There was a girl who went to the next high school over around here, and she was raped and murdered by some disgusting thug, and her body was found in a gas tank in West Philly. That's not barbaric?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Rip Van Winkle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Beside the ethical dillema of executing innocents, housing a prisoner for life costs much less than trying to impose the death penalty.[/QUOTE]
Possibly, but the victim's family doesn't have to hear from them all the time like they do with life prisoners that give interviews all the time.
Also, IMO they would have gotten around a lot of the shish-cabob with the OJ Simpson trial if they'd gone for the death penalty. When you do that, it gets rid of all the anti-death penalty jurors, who tend to be more pro-defense. Maybe if they'd gone for the DP, they wouldn't have had World's Stupidest Jury!!
Possibly, but the victim's family doesn't have to hear from them all the time like they do with life prisoners that give interviews all the time.
Also, IMO they would have gotten around a lot of the shish-cabob with the OJ Simpson trial if they'd gone for the death penalty. When you do that, it gets rid of all the anti-death penalty jurors, who tend to be more pro-defense. Maybe if they'd gone for the DP, they wouldn't have had World's Stupidest Jury!!
FGT - Get real. Death Penalty for a superstar ... brilliant ... like that will ever happen. How can you convict a superstar with the death penalty if he can not be convicted without a death penalty? Superstars normally have done something positive with their live, so that pinning the monster label on a superstar (even if they murdered someone) is extremely difficult.
The death penalty is normally reserved for the poor who can not afford high profile lawyers ... and who pays the entire cost of these death penalty cases ... the tax payers ... and our illustrious justice system still often wrongly sentences someone to death.
PS. Terry was dead 15 years before the feeding tube was removed, and it took that long because her parents are idiotic brainwashed Catholics with deep pockets. Terry's ex-husband is a saint having to put with his lunatic in-laws.
The death penalty is normally reserved for the poor who can not afford high profile lawyers ... and who pays the entire cost of these death penalty cases ... the tax payers ... and our illustrious justice system still often wrongly sentences someone to death.
PS. Terry was dead 15 years before the feeding tube was removed, and it took that long because her parents are idiotic brainwashed Catholics with deep pockets. Terry's ex-husband is a saint having to put with his lunatic in-laws.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Rip Van Winkle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]FGT - Get real. Death Penalty for a superstar ... brilliant ... like that will ever happen. How can you convict a superstar with the death penalty if he can not be convicted without a death penalty? [/QUOTE]
Because if they had gone with the death penalty, they would have had a different jury. When you go with the death penalty, anti-death penalty (and generally more pro-defense) jurors.
[QUOTE] Superstars normally have done something positive with their live, so that pinning the monster label on a superstar (even if they murdered someone) is extremely difficult. [/QUOTE]
O.J. did something positive? He caught a fucking ball. And he didn't just "murder someone", he murdered two people, one of whom was a person that he didn't even know, who struggled to the death. Show any jury with more than three braincells the pictures of Ron and Nicole lying on the ground with blood gushing out of them and that asshole would have been at the chair before anyone could blink, whether the fucking glove fit or not.
[QUOTE] The death penalty is normally reserved for the poor who can not afford high profile lawyers ... and who pays the entire cost of these death penalty cases ... the tax payers ... and our illustrious justice system still often wrongly sentences someone to death. [/QUOTE]
Hmmm. Scott Peterson's was a high profile case... And he got convicted and sentenced to death (thank God...). Charles Manson was high profile, he was sentenced to death (before that stupid ass Supreme Court case). And it's better to have the tax payers pay to take out the trash than to support the trash while it watches cable television all day long.
[QUOTE] PS. Terry was dead 15 years before the feeding tube was removed, and it took that long because her parents are idiotic brainwashed Catholics with deep pockets. Terry's ex-husband is a saint having to put with his lunatic in-laws.[/QUOTE]
First of all, her name was TERRI. Spell it right, please.
Second of all, dead means no long living. She was not dead, she was living. She breathed on her own, FYI, so she wasn't even on life support. Her parents were not idiots, nor brainwashed. Schiavo's a saint? Yeah right. You know that TERRI supported him while he worked at McDonalds? You know that he was the one who always harped on her about her weight and whether she was fat or not? Yeah, a real saint. And now he's gotten her out of the way and is cashing in on her murder for a book deal. The parents are the ones who actually cared about her, and who cares if they had a lot of money? They worked for it, unlike that asshole Michael Schiavo, who's sifened off every cent from his ex-wife.
Because if they had gone with the death penalty, they would have had a different jury. When you go with the death penalty, anti-death penalty (and generally more pro-defense) jurors.
[QUOTE] Superstars normally have done something positive with their live, so that pinning the monster label on a superstar (even if they murdered someone) is extremely difficult. [/QUOTE]
O.J. did something positive? He caught a fucking ball. And he didn't just "murder someone", he murdered two people, one of whom was a person that he didn't even know, who struggled to the death. Show any jury with more than three braincells the pictures of Ron and Nicole lying on the ground with blood gushing out of them and that asshole would have been at the chair before anyone could blink, whether the fucking glove fit or not.
[QUOTE] The death penalty is normally reserved for the poor who can not afford high profile lawyers ... and who pays the entire cost of these death penalty cases ... the tax payers ... and our illustrious justice system still often wrongly sentences someone to death. [/QUOTE]
Hmmm. Scott Peterson's was a high profile case... And he got convicted and sentenced to death (thank God...). Charles Manson was high profile, he was sentenced to death (before that stupid ass Supreme Court case). And it's better to have the tax payers pay to take out the trash than to support the trash while it watches cable television all day long.
[QUOTE] PS. Terry was dead 15 years before the feeding tube was removed, and it took that long because her parents are idiotic brainwashed Catholics with deep pockets. Terry's ex-husband is a saint having to put with his lunatic in-laws.[/QUOTE]
First of all, her name was TERRI. Spell it right, please.
Second of all, dead means no long living. She was not dead, she was living. She breathed on her own, FYI, so she wasn't even on life support. Her parents were not idiots, nor brainwashed. Schiavo's a saint? Yeah right. You know that TERRI supported him while he worked at McDonalds? You know that he was the one who always harped on her about her weight and whether she was fat or not? Yeah, a real saint. And now he's gotten her out of the way and is cashing in on her murder for a book deal. The parents are the ones who actually cared about her, and who cares if they had a lot of money? They worked for it, unlike that asshole Michael Schiavo, who's sifened off every cent from his ex-wife.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]FreddiesGhettoTrench wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE]
Yeah, well, MDC was convicted on a multitude of evidence, there was nothing inaccurate about it. And Terri Schiavo...never...committed...a...crime. Evil disgusting murderers who OBVIOUSLY killed people (*cough*OJ*cough*) deserve to be nowhere else but at the end of a rope/in the electric chair/etc.
As for it being "barbaric", I think barbaric better describes the people who committed these crimes. There was a girl who went to the next high school over around here, and she was raped and murdered by some disgusting thug, and her body was found in a gas tank in West Philly. That's not barbaric? [/QUOTE]
Yes, that is. It's disgusting and wrong and I hope they catch whoever did it and he pays.
I retract what I said about Terri Schaivo - I didn't mean to start that argument again!
As for your "evil disgusting murderers", I hope you become a lawyer and get it right 100% of the time, that only people who have been rightfully convicted spend 20 years on death row waiting for what will inevitably be a hideous death. You think it's right that they hand out death sentences to people on the basis of circumstantial evidence, to people who steadfastly proclaim their innocence all the way to the chair? You think it's right that when the person's strapped into the chair, innocent or not, they wait for seven minutes to begin? Yep, that's justice all right.
Yeah, well, MDC was convicted on a multitude of evidence, there was nothing inaccurate about it. And Terri Schiavo...never...committed...a...crime. Evil disgusting murderers who OBVIOUSLY killed people (*cough*OJ*cough*) deserve to be nowhere else but at the end of a rope/in the electric chair/etc.
As for it being "barbaric", I think barbaric better describes the people who committed these crimes. There was a girl who went to the next high school over around here, and she was raped and murdered by some disgusting thug, and her body was found in a gas tank in West Philly. That's not barbaric? [/QUOTE]
Yes, that is. It's disgusting and wrong and I hope they catch whoever did it and he pays.
I retract what I said about Terri Schaivo - I didn't mean to start that argument again!
As for your "evil disgusting murderers", I hope you become a lawyer and get it right 100% of the time, that only people who have been rightfully convicted spend 20 years on death row waiting for what will inevitably be a hideous death. You think it's right that they hand out death sentences to people on the basis of circumstantial evidence, to people who steadfastly proclaim their innocence all the way to the chair? You think it's right that when the person's strapped into the chair, innocent or not, they wait for seven minutes to begin? Yep, that's justice all right.
People, why do we even bother arguing with Sarajane?
She's the same person who thinks that putting a woman on a vegetate state out of her misery is a MURDER, but yet she has no problem with someone who starts a war based on lies and wrong information, orders the invasion of a country and causes the death to thousands of innocent civilians, while leaving lots more injured or mutilated.
Does that make sense to any of you?
She's the same person who thinks that putting a woman on a vegetate state out of her misery is a MURDER, but yet she has no problem with someone who starts a war based on lies and wrong information, orders the invasion of a country and causes the death to thousands of innocent civilians, while leaving lots more injured or mutilated.
Does that make sense to any of you?
She's a complete idot. Her parents should confiscate her keyboard or something...
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