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Post by dio on Oct 28, 2004 7:34:20 GMT -6
So the victims family asked the state of Texas to spare Mr Greenes life.Well I seriously expected to see a few posts by the antis claiming that by carrying out the execution Texas had yet again violated the victims family rights.Didn't see any so I'll ask,"does it really matter what the family of the victim thinks of the DP?It sure as heck didn't matter what the victim thought of dying so why worry with family thoights.Just curious..........you know what I think.......KILL THE KILLERS
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Post by eu.ro on Oct 28, 2004 8:02:37 GMT -6
Well, in fact this questions bores me, but you are right. It violates the victim relatives rights to execute this man. Yes, since you are all intelligent and well-educated, some will tell me that there is no law which gives the victims family any right to intervene. Right, but what about this babbling about the healing of the victims families and blablabla .....? Oh, pro-db, i forgot about that. No moral, just guns.
By the way, does PRO stands for Patriotic Redneck Organisation?
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Post by snowy111 on Oct 28, 2004 8:50:55 GMT -6
By the way, does PRO stands for Patriotic Redneck Organisation? Maybe, we know anti stands for A Negitive Thinking Imbecile.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2004 9:18:35 GMT -6
Well, in fact this questions bores me, but you are right. It violates the victim relatives rights to execute this man. Yes, since you are all intelligent and well-educated, some will tell me that there is no law which gives the victims family any right to intervene. Right, but what about this babbling about the healing of the victims families and blablabla .....? Oh, pro-db, i forgot about that. No moral, just guns. By the way, does PRO stands for Patriotic Redneck Organisation? You keep demonstrating what a bigot you are. You must be proud, eh?
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Post by eu.ro on Oct 28, 2004 9:22:05 GMT -6
Well, it must be hard to take for you that someone resists the naive redneck agenda, eh?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2004 11:18:09 GMT -6
Well, it must be hard to take for you that someone resists the naive redneck agenda, eh? I'll bet you call the African Americans *deleted* too, eh? How about Native Americans? Savages? what a proud person you must be!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2004 11:46:54 GMT -6
BTW...bigots are bigots largely due to fear and ignorance... the shoe fits... You wear it well.
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Post by eu.ro on Oct 28, 2004 11:50:48 GMT -6
Hmmm, my little redneck girl becomes angry , rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ....
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Post by DoesThisMakeSense on Oct 28, 2004 12:08:28 GMT -6
Okay you get your statement from an Anti .... Serious meant - and perhaps in a bad english...
I think that "victims" (survivor of a crime), that looks for other ways than calling for retaliation have heavy conditions in the debate about the death penalty. They are apparent not respected.
The family Lastrapes (the "victim family") found a way to the reconciliation, or was on the way to that. For this effort they should earn our fully respect and support
The execution Dominique Green was for the family Lastrapes an impact in the face, because it destroyed all their efforts.
They found the human beeing in Dominique Green.
In the effort of the family Lastrapes for reconciliation I see a a small tender plant hope in this dark world, it could have been grown to a tree.
The execution of Dominique Green peeled this plant off brutally.
That is the sad to it
I do not like the word victim, because it presses the men into a passive role not adapted to them.
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Post by faithful on Oct 28, 2004 14:44:37 GMT -6
I do not like the word victim, because it presses the men into a passive role not adapted to them. You brought up a good point. As a survivor of a violent crime, I was taught to pull myself up from the "victim" status to survivor status. This is what the Lastraps family did and Texas should have respected their wishes and converted his sentence to life
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2004 14:54:01 GMT -6
You brought up a good point. As a survivor of a violent crime, I was taught to pull myself up from the "victim" status to survivor status. This is what the Lastraps family did and Texas should have respected their wishes and converted his sentence to life Well that sounds fair....and so when the victim's family WANTS the death penalty, so should Texas respect that wish.
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Post by snowy111 on Oct 28, 2004 17:07:54 GMT -6
I think that the dp should be sought anytime it can be sought to protect society. I don't want to hurt the family, but we don't make important decisions on feelings.
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Post by Tozzie on Oct 28, 2004 19:17:15 GMT -6
Well, in fact this questions bores me, but you are right. It violates the victim relatives rights to execute this man. Yes, since you are all intelligent and well-educated, some will tell me that there is no law which gives the victims family any right to intervene. Right, but what about this babbling about the healing of the victims families and blablabla .....? Oh, pro-db, i forgot about that. No moral, just guns. TEXTNo you see there is an obligation to protect the law abiding members of society from people such as Green who are nothing but pure evil. No, LWOP is not the answer, because there is a chance they will get out either by a change in law or by escape and they will murder again. In Texas there are 6 of these pure evil subjects on death row now, they earned thier trip there by escaping from prison in December of 2000, then on Christmas Eve they were commiting a robbery and a young Police Officer answered the alarm these evil creatures (sorry they are not human in my book) murdered him, left a 7 year old boy to remember Christmas Eve as the day his daddy died for the rest of his life. These creatures were known as the Texas 7, one was a coward and rather than be sent back to prison committed suicide when they were tracked down. This is one of many examples as to why murderers need to be executed not left in prisoners to either murder in prison or escape and murder law abiding citizens .
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Post by eu.ro on Oct 29, 2004 5:48:41 GMT -6
That's a bit too polemic, isn't it? There are always exceptions. Since there's still a chance to sentence and execute an innocent individual, the death penalty must come to an end. If Texas would execute only one innocent person within in the next 10 years even that would be too much. Yes, you can also sentence somone to LWOP who's not guilty, but this sentence is reversable. There's an excellent posting on this board by Bobbie which clearly proves that the percentage of those wrongly convicted is about 4% to 6%. Over and out!
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Post by dio on Oct 29, 2004 6:08:23 GMT -6
You brought up a good point. As a survivor of a violent crime, I was taught to pull myself up from the "victim" status to survivor status. This is what the Lastraps family did and Texas should have respected their wishes and converted his sentence to life Pure rubbish .Ok say we listen to the family after a person has been tried convicted and sentenced to die,and proceed to reduce the sentence to LWOP.Sounds good don't it?Well what do we do when a person is tried convicted and sentenced to LWOP,do we upgrade thier sentence to the DP if the victims family yells for it? If its ok to reduce a ssentence for the family logic would say it was ok to upgrade 1.There are several hundred people doing life in N.C.I for 1 wish the state did listen to outsiders,bet the farm if N.C.ever listened to me we'd execute a 1000 people in a month.KILL THE KILLERS....end of story,no excuses no bleeding heart.If my opinion mattered we'd not only have a shortage of flu shots in America,we'd also have a shortage of sodium pentathol and IV bags!
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Post by eu.ro on Oct 29, 2004 6:54:41 GMT -6
Well dio, I can''t decide what bothers me more. Your posts or the simple-minded person behind them.
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Post by snowy111 on Oct 29, 2004 7:48:43 GMT -6
You brought up a good point. As a survivor of a violent crime, I was taught to pull myself up from the "victim" status to survivor status. This is what the Lastraps family did and Texas should have respected their wishes and converted his sentence to life Well Faithful I understand your point, but remember Texas really doesn't have life. If he would have gotten life then he would have eventually been paroled. I have said for a long time Texas should have LWOP. They need this law badly. Incase someone's sentence is commuted we need to know they are never getting out.
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