Info on Ft Hood Shooter: http://thelibertydigest.com/2013/11/24/fort-hood-shooter-nidal-hasan-beaten-in-prison/ Oh well, at least they shaved his beard instead of burning it off with...

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

http://thelibertydigest.com/2013/11/24/fort-hood-shooter-nidal-hasan-beaten-in-prison/

Oh well, at least they shaved his beard instead of burning it off with lighter fluid.

Sarge69

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

sarge69 wrote:

http://thelibertydigest.com/2013/11/24/fort-hood-shooter-nidal-hasan-beaten-in-prison/

Oh well, at least they shaved his beard instead of burning it off with lighter fluid.

Sarge69

Yeah, life in prison can be tough, even with free room and board, clothing, exercise equipment, TV, etc. I'd prefer to be on the outside. Unlike some other people in his past life, he is still alive and able to experience some enjoyment - probably thinking back to the crime that put him there.

I wonder why we did away with the death penalty. It was good enough for Timothy McVeigh.

HEART Loc: God's Country - COLORADO

jerryc41 wrote:

Yeah, life in prison can be tough, even with free room and board, clothing, exercise equipment, TV, etc. I'd prefer to be on the outside. Unlike some other people in his past life, he is still alive and able to experience some enjoyment - probably thinking back to the crime that put him there.

I wonder why we did away with the death penalty. It was good enough for Timothy McVeigh.

Surprisingly, 32 states still have the death penalty (I didn't know that). I have always believed in redemption. For some, however, it never comes. There is still evil in the world. States with/without the death penalty:

http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/states-and-without-death-penalty

Cragzop Loc: NYC

jerryc41 wrote:

Yeah, life in prison can be tough, even with free room and board, clothing, exercise equipment, TV, etc. I'd prefer to be on the outside. Unlike some other people in his past life, he is still alive and able to experience some enjoyment - probably thinking back to the crime that put him there.

I wonder why we did away with the death penalty. It was good enough for Timothy McVeigh.

Hey, I'm an atheist, but I say we tattoo a cross on his forehead and a tattoo in arabic that says "Mohamed was a pedophile," and let him loose in the mountains of Afghanistan.

Bboston75

I think the death penalty is an option for him.

Bboston75

I think the death penalty is an option for him.

Ka2azman Loc: Tucson, Az

Cragzop wrote:

Hey, I'm an atheist, but I say we tattoo a cross on his forehead and a tattoo in arabic that says "Mohamed was a pedophile," and let him loose in the mountains of Afghanistan.

Better yet, place a bomb inside him, then set him free in the mountains of Afghanistan. And with use of drones to watch him, as the other muslums (sic) gather around him set the bomb off.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

HEART wrote:

Surprisingly, 32 states still have the death penalty (I didn't know that). I have always believed in redemption. For some, however, it never comes. There is still evil in the world. States with/without the death penalty:

http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/states-and-without-death-penalty

I believe some people have no interest in redemption. While they are in prison, they can spread their hatred both inside and outside the institution.

The big problem with the death penalty is assigning it to those who were wrongly convicted. DNA evidence has freed hundreds of innocent prisoners. Being found guilty by a jury does not mean the person committed the crime.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

sarge69 wrote:

http://thelibertydigest.com/2013/11/24/fort-hood-shooter-nidal-hasan-beaten-in-prison/

Oh well, at least they shaved his beard instead of burning it off with lighter fluid.

Sarge69

Sorry if I sound a bit like a radical myself... they should have killed the SOB.