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Nidal Hasan found guilty on all counts, 13 times murder
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23818930
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Since I rate the deed, due to its religious background, as terrorism, and also consider the fact that he did not act as a civil person in a civil environment, but as a soldier in the military, I am supporting an execution sentence. Usually, in most cases I am not supporting the death penalty in civil criminal contexts as long as no very special circumstances apply. |
He wants to die so he can be concidered a Martyr. Part of me wants him dead, but sitting in a wheel chair for life while in Prison wouldn't bother me too much either.
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Take it out back put a bullet in it's head, kick some dirt over it and call it a day. No pomp, no circumstance, no media, never mention it's name ever again. On the other hand if its sentenced to prison make sure to take the wheels off its chair.
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Not disagreeing but there is a vast difference between labeling a group and labeling an individual. I think we would all agree that Hasan the individual deserves every insulting epithet that one can think of. On the sentence topic I like the idea of him sitting in his wheelchair in a small grey cell for the rest of his useless life. |
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Cheaper to send him to the nether region. |
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25 years stuck in the appeals process doesn't seem like a cheaper option |
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Doubtful it would be 25 years in for-ing and to-ing considering the guy represented himself, gave no closing arguements\speeches, no requests at all for presenting witnesses, and admitting his guilt. Doubtful it would take 25 years to execute him, with full admission of guilt and absolutely no interest and presentation of a defense :hmmm: |
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Cheapest would be an immediate execution, but things like this can backfire badly. Maybe not in this case, but generally spoken. I think letting him rot in a miserable prison cell would be a good thing. Why end his suffering with a needle? Let him rot... |
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I used the 25 year figure as 2 of the other 5 currently on military death row were from the 1980s and are still going through the legal ins and outs. |
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That may all be not politically correct, nor especially socialistically thought, and certainly it is not representing Christian values. I'm very sorry. A monster he indeed is not. But a very stupid individual that was made stupid by political-religious ideology, and an jndividual that has put itself beyond the context of society and has gone amiss its laws, benefits and protected privileges. |
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Honestly though, in this instance, one of those max security jails sounds like a good option, after a few years in that he'll be wishing he was executed. |
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