Another Okla murderer to be executed today!

[importxpresions]

Justice is slow but it's still justice.

 

[Shriner]

We have 20 yr wiets because bs law stuits- the judge looked cross eyed at me, my lawyer was too wet behind the ears/too old to defened me , the DA hates me, the video of me killing the bus load on nuns was faked.

 

[1shott]

Did anyone notice the air smelled a little sweeter shortly after 18:15 yesterday?

My first post at 6:17 was right on...WOOOOHOOOOOO what do I win?

 

[AKguy1985]

What you're seeing is not so much a bloodlust, but an outward expression of revulsion for those that would commit such heinous acts. However, I feel any emotion towards murderers such as this one is further enabling their destructive capacity. He's an objective to move through as quickly and efficiently as possible, so you can get to the other side and continue on your journey. Simply put, he's not worth a wasted thought.

I think thats the message i was trying to convey. But he did the crime, therefore he must do the punishment.

 

[WhiteyMacD]

Not going to be the most popular opinion here, and no I am not trolling when I say this:

I have been praying for him.
I will continue to pray for him, his victims, and his family
It is my sincere hope that he repented and that he too will live in the happiness of God for eternity.

I dont see why it should be unpopular. The majority, even those who took comfort in his execution should have similar mindsets. Well at least if they are a person of any significant moral fiber.

 

[sureNsteady]

I dont see why it should be unpopular. The majority, even those who took comfort in his execution should have similar mindsets. Well at least if they are a person of any significant moral fiber.

Do remember: it is perfectly plausible for a person to have "significant moral fiber" without the use of prayer, or belief in a god.