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Execution of Hasan to be livestreamed

An uncivilized death for an uncivilized person.

Perhaps, if we had done this sooner, we might not have so many terrorists.

And I hope the execution squad misses the first time and shoots him in his knees.
 
sonofeugene said:
An uncivilized death for an uncivilized person.

Perhaps, if we had done this sooner, we might not have so many terrorists.

And I hope the execution squad misses the first time and shoots him in his knees.
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I think showing some of these executions might be a good thing for deterent. Who knows.
Don't the firing squads have some rifles loaded with blanks so the shooters can believe "maybe not my shot"
 
I have heard that is done. I don’t know how effective it is. Is there a perceptible difference between firing a regular round and a blank?
 
mblat1968 said:
I am speachless
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Poor spelling aside, you sound like one of those people who eats meat, but thinks that killing, cleaning, and cooking animals is somehow “barbaric.” Meat doesn’t just magically come packaged in the grocery store. By the same token, if we as a society are going to execute people, shouldn’t we as a society witness the act? Or would you really rather just assume that these condemned people somehow just magically disappear?
 
I will have popcorn ready and be cheering on. F*** this guy, I hope it’s slow and painful. Islamic terrorist that murdered so many of us. Worst terror attack since 9/11.
 
Hit Factor said:
Poor spelling aside, you sound like one of those people who eats meat, but thinks that killing, cleaning, and cooking animals is somehow “barbaric.” Meat doesn’t just magically come packaged in the grocery store. By the same token, if we as a society are going to execute people, shouldn’t we as a society witness the act? Or would you really rather just assume that these condemned people somehow just magically disappear?
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Nonsense.

I have zero problem with his execution. As the matter of fact I am pissed of that he lived for so long. I also have no problems with firing squad.

I do have problem with livestream. What next? We get Hamas terrorist and PA terrorist and let them fight on live TV? And charge money for that?

EDIT. And for society to witness something levestream is not needed. Are you trying to say that you will believe in something because there is a clip on YouTube?
 
The coming lawsuit will postpone this until Trump is out of office.

Then all bets are off.

Possible he gets life instead. Americans have weaker stomachs than they used to have.
 
RustyIron said:
I spent more than half my life in the 1900's.
What are you insinuating?
I don't know whether to give you a thumbs up, face slap, or jazz hands emoji.
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Well nothing, it was a serious question. Especially first half of the 1900's public executions were a lot more popular but I also feel society was more civilized back then.
 
Gawernator said:
Well nothing, it was a serious question. Especially first half of the 1900's public executions were a lot more popular but I also feel society was more civilized back then.
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Pennsylvania became the first U.S. state to ban public executions in 1834, moving the process inside county prisons. [1]

Timeline of Banning Public Executions in the U.S.



    • 1834: Pennsylvania became the first state to outlaw public executions.
    • By 1835: Five states—Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts—had switched by law to private hangings.
    • 1849: Fifteen additional states enacted similar laws requiring private executions.
    • 1936: The last widely recognized public hanging in the U.S. took place in Owensboro, Kentucky (the execution of Rainey Bethea).
    • 1937: An execution in Missouri marked one of the final public or semi-public spectacles before nearly all remaining states permanently restricted attendance to private prison enclosures. [1, 2, 3, 4]
    (from wiki)


    besides. Popular does not mean civilized. Marxists seems to be fairly popular now days. That does not make Marxsim civilized.
 
mblat1968 said:
Pennsylvania became the first U.S. state to ban public executions in 1834, moving the process inside county prisons. [1]

Timeline of Banning Public Executions in the U.S.



    • 1834: Pennsylvania became the first state to outlaw public executions.
    • By 1835: Five states—Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts—had switched by law to private hangings.
    • 1849: Fifteen additional states enacted similar laws requiring private executions.
    • 1936: The last widely recognized public hanging in the U.S. took place in Owensboro, Kentucky (the execution of Rainey Bethea).
    • 1937: An execution in Missouri marked one of the final public or semi-public spectacles before nearly all remaining states permanently restricted attendance to private prison enclosures. [1, 2, 3, 4]
    (from wiki)


    besides. Popular does not mean civilized. Marxists seems to be fairly popular now days. That does not make Marxsim civilized.
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Right so out of all human history it’s been less than like 75 years since it fell out of favor

Army hanged a guy in 1961.
 
Public executions is some medieval 💩 they do in 💩hole theocracies like Saudi Arabia. They should have just executed him by firing squad privately 10+ years ago after he was initially convicted.

Pete Hegseth is an absolute joke and we have nothing to benefit from this.
 
gunsgunsguns said:
Public executions is some medieval 💩 they do in 💩hole theocracies like Saudi Arabia. They should have just executed him by firing squad privately 10+ years ago after he was initially convicted.

Pete Hegseth is an absolute joke and we have nothing to benefit from this.
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He seems to be doing a pretty good job and he’s the most popular SECDEF since I’ve been alive just about lol. Nobody even said the Secdef’s name on fb once when I was in 🤣😂😂😂😂 and he had no military experience I believe
 
Gawernator said:
He seems to be doing a pretty good job and he’s the most popular SECDEF since I’ve been alive just about lol. Nobody even said the Secdef’s name on fb once when I was in 🤣😂😂😂😂 and he had no military experience I believe
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That’s because he’s an actor. It’s all for the cameras. Hence the situation we’re talking about here.
 
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