troy davis
troy davis
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^Yes, I completely agree. I don't fucking get it at all, all this evidence points toward Davis and he was convicted by a large margin.
And as for you hypocrites crying foul about the death penalty in the USA, specifically Texas, I don't see you crying about this guy: http://articles.cnn.com/2011-09-…
I suppose "justice was served" here. But please, feel free to explain to me how one case is different from the other. Fucking BS!
- ^^ I meantpopfodders
- one is different from the other because it is different from the other. Fucking hellrod.Fax_Benson
- An innocent man was killed in both cases. Maybe you werent aware of that.CygnusZero4
- That's the similarity. Well spotted. What about the differences?Fax_Benson
- They're the things that make one thing not the same as another thing.Fax_Benson
- There is none. Men were convicted in both cases.CygnusZero4
- omg you're a giant HemorrhoidRamanisky2
- no, I am bringing up the point of all you fucking crybabies over the death penalty. Eye for an eye.popfodders
- I was referring to the ultimate death penalty dealt out. I'm pretty sure everyone at QBN is happy that guy got the chairpopfodders
- No. I'll take him living and no death penalty any day. You're not allowed to premeditatively kill people who are no immediate...mikotondria3
- ..threat to yours or someone else's life. Strapping someone down and injecting them with poison to kill them IS MURDER.mikotondria3
- And as such, according to your viewpoint, the executioners should also be killed, etc etc etc until there's just me left.
Tough titties for you lot.mikotondria3 - I think Popfodder you are WAY in the minority on QBN...babaganush