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06 Apr 2012, 10:11 pm
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
06 Apr 2012, 10:11 pm
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06 Apr 2012, 10:14 pm
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I do use grammaer and puction some times and if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working
Btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
And no I do not have remorse for them even if they turn out to be some ones b***h you should learn how to not be so condescending
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06 Apr 2012, 10:16 pm
06 Apr 2012, 10:17 pm
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
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06 Apr 2012, 10:21 pm
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
They said the same thing about the electric chair being used america is to soft it is sad very sad.
06 Apr 2012, 10:28 pm
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06 Apr 2012, 10:30 pm
06 Apr 2012, 10:30 pm
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
They said the same thing about the electric chair being used america is to soft it is sad very sad.
Jesus would say no. And the fact that one violent and painful method exists (the electric chair), yet people still end up there shows it's not really an effective deterrent. Heck, the fact that many more than one person was crucified shows it's not an effective deterrent.
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06 Apr 2012, 10:32 pm
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
They said the same thing about the electric chair being used america is to soft it is sad very sad.
Jesus would say no.
He didn't say no when they crucifed him.
BTW it was all out of hypothetical thinking after all they are running out of lethal enjection fluid in some states how else would we put criminials to death?
06 Apr 2012, 10:34 pm
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
They said the same thing about the electric chair being used america is to soft it is sad very sad.
Jesus would say no.
He didn't say no when they crucifed him.
BTW it was all out of hypothetical thinking after all they are running out of lethal enjection fluid in some states how else would we put criminials to death?
I am not a fan of killin'
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06 Apr 2012, 10:36 pm
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
AspieRogue wrote:
Joker wrote:
shrox wrote:
Joker wrote:
Crucifixion should be brought back as a form of excution in America if we started to crucifie people I am sure more americans would not be in prison if it was brought back as a form of excution.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
The only reason I bring this up is because I am writing a story about a serial killer who crucifes his victims and desplays them as his on twisted verison of art for the public to see.
No, it shouldn't.
Let me ask you this isn't America supposed to be the new Rome? They practice it and crucifed a lot of people to send a message and most of the time the message was received lound and clear. Why have any form of remorse for some one serving time in any prsion system?
I don't feel remorse for them they choose to break the law their will always be consequences for your actions in life.
The constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. And crucifixion most certainly does fall under the category of cruel and unusual punishment. Furthermore, american christians would have a hissy fit about executing someone this way. And if you're going to write fiction, you'd really better learn how to spell; along with proper punctuation and grammar.
BTW, people do have remorse when they are forced to be Bubba's B*tch in prison.
I use grammar and punctuation only when I wrtie on paper if you have a problem with me not using it on WP then it must be working btw I wouldn't have a hissy fit about plus the electric chair was a crule and unusal punishment and was legal in a lot of states even though the constitution which is overrated was against it.
Look pal, it's just not gonna happen. Deal with it.
They said the same thing about the electric chair being used america is to soft it is sad very sad.
Jesus would say no.
He didn't say no when they crucifed him.
BTW it was all out of hypothetical thinking after all they are running out of lethal enjection fluid in some states how else would we put criminials to death?
I am not a fan of killin'
I would not say I am a fan but child killers like tookie williams should have gotten the eltric chair or worse America is to soft that is the moral of the story.
06 Apr 2012, 10:49 pm
