Reply to Thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 4016856" data-attributes="member: 42584">There is not enough money available on this planet to stop a determined person (kid or otherwise) from shooting a place up if that&#039;s what they want to do.&nbsp; Best solution so far is to &#039;harden&#039; up venues so at least they will have to work for those kills and, in all probability, will die themselves in the process.If by luck they should happen to live, then ensure that their life is a guaranteed short one.&nbsp; No more of this &#039;aww baby, must have had a poor childhood&#039;, or &#039;but you can&#039;t execute a &#039;child&#039; plea, even though that &#039;child&#039; just executed X-others, or that person gets a &#039;free pass&#039; because of race, connections, wealth, or celebrity status.It&#039;s going to be tough, it&#039;s going to be hard, but unless we stop with all the same reasons for excusing this behavior it will continue as it has continued for decades.&nbsp; Kids (and adults) need to know that if they commit murder, they themselves, will be executed in a timely manner.&nbsp; No &#039;forgiveness&#039; when they reach the age of maturity, no 25-years on &#039;Death Row&#039; going through endless appeals.&nbsp; One or two &#039;mistaken identity&#039; convictions (and execution) is a small price to pay for literally hundreds of innocent people killed by &#039;mass shootings&#039; each year, which continue because justice has become a joke in our country.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 4016856, member: 42584"] There is not enough money available on this planet to stop a determined person (kid or otherwise) from shooting a place up if that's what they want to do. Best solution so far is to 'harden' up venues so at least they will have to work for those kills and, in all probability, will die themselves in the process. If by luck they should happen to live, then ensure that their life is a [B]guaranteed [/B]short one. No more of this 'aww baby, must have had a poor childhood', or 'but you can't execute a 'child' plea, even though that 'child' just executed X-others, or that person gets a 'free pass' because of race, connections, wealth, or celebrity status. It's going to be tough, it's going to be hard, but unless we stop with all the same reasons for excusing this behavior it will continue as it has continued for decades. Kids (and adults) need to know that if they commit murder, they themselves, will be executed in a timely manner. No 'forgiveness' when they reach the age of maturity, no 25-years on 'Death Row' going through endless appeals. One or two 'mistaken identity' convictions (and execution) is a small price to pay for literally hundreds of innocent people killed by 'mass shootings' each year, which continue because justice has become a joke in our country. [/QUOTE]

Verification