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I am outraged…………………………they could have at least made sure he got raped once before he was executed.
If he admitted he raped and murdered two young girls then I am glad he was killed. We need to spend more energy worrying about that poor family then the feelings of a murderer.
Hmmmmm, write to protect your property, killing murders, and lots of beautiful land TX might be the next place I go.
If he admitted he raped and murdered two young girls then I am glad he was killed. We need to spend more energy worrying about that poor family then the feelings of a murderer.
Hmmmmm, write to protect your property, killing murders, and lots of beautiful land TX might be the next place I go.
I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain
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QuoteDo you want all murderers to be forgiven and released from prison?
Is so, I make a motion that they be sent to YOUR home town.
No I vote we send them to your town so you can be the LORDS personal AVENGING ANGEL and you can fill em with lead
. Sorry I really dont sacntion state sponsored murder in my name though. I think if they kill somone they need to rot away in prison... with LOTS of time to think about it while waiting for judgement from the LORD.. not a flawed justice system that sends innocent people to their deaths that you seem to support so vociferously John. If you truely are a christian John.. I hope you TRUELY believe YOUR conscience will be clear when you stand before the LORD......when HE knows what really lies within your heart.
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I personally don't think any counsel would have changed the outcome of this case one bit but that is another matter.
This execution would be of far greater concern if there was any doubt on the crime. But we have a harder time dealing with our citizens who get caught up in those drug/luggage smuggling cases when we don't even adhere to directives ourselves.
QuoteQuoteWell done Texas...well done.
Hmmm your branch of christianity sure seems to be lacking in so many of the christlike virtues.... like foregiveness...humility....etc.
He and the others involved should have suffered twice as much as those two girls.
Only in the end to beg for death to come.
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QuoteQuoteQuoteWell done Texas...well done.
Hmmm your branch of christianity sure seems to be lacking in so many of the christlike virtues.... like foregiveness...humility....etc.
What's this got to do with Christianity? Or any religion?
It is about extermination of predatory murderous scum-of-the-Earth beings.
Death is such an easy way out. Wouldnt locking the guy up in a 4ft by 4ft room with no windows or communication with people for the rest of his life be a much better punishment? Plus the government wouldnt have to murder people (even with the "due process" which leaves innocent for dead as well)
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QuoteQuoteQuoteBut the court, a branch of the United Nations, has no power to enforce its rulings. A spokesman for Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, has said that "the world court has no standing in Texas."
Right. A Mexican enters Texas illegally, and murders two teenage American girls. He then demands that he be treated according to Mexican law? I don't fucking think so.
He did the crimes in Texas. He can pay the Texas price for those crimes.
If he wants Mexican justice, he should have stayed in Mexico.
I think he wanted the justice the USA agreed to when it signed the 1963 Consular Convention.
Are you sure that was his intention before he decided to rape, torture, and murder those girls?
What would you have done if those girls were your relatives?
Buy him a beer:?
No I vote we send them to your town so you can be the LORDS personal AVENGING ANGEL and you can fill em with lead.
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Jeanne thanks but I am no Angel, but I would do the work necessary to bring him the justice he earned himself.
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> He did not get consular counsel, contrary to a 1963 treaty....
To Bad, So Sad, his mamma
I fully expected a comment like yours from the warped gallery...just like others who twist Christianity to suit their needs without even acknowledging that God's WORD says "if a man kills another, his life will be taken" ( paraphrasing).
It also says " thou shalt NOT kill", and it says nothing about letting sick merderers like Medellin go home to Mexico as a reward for his efforts.
He will get his just reward when he stands before God....
It also says " thou shalt NOT kill", and it says nothing about letting sick merderers like Medellin go home to Mexico as a reward for his efforts.
He will get his just reward when he stands before God....
*sigh* If you would bother to read your own constitution (Article VI) you would know that this is about receiving due process under US law. If you don't want to dig it up just read kallend's post above. You may not like it, but the fact remains that any treaty entered into by the US becomes federal law overruling state laws and constitutions.
I personally don't think any counsel would have changed the outcome of this case one bit but that is another matter.
“I simply hate, detest, loathe, despise, and abhor redundancy.”
- Not quite Oscar Wilde...
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