Why Does a Convicted Terrorist Get to Live?
Well, it has come to pass. Al-Qaida conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui (or however the hell you spell his Allah-damned name) has been spared execution. I have mixed feelings on that, as do most people.
Considering that execution is what he claims to have wanted (so as to be a martyr and get 72 of those ever-so-plentiful virgins), I guess I'm happy that instead of death, he will get to live out the rest of his life in a cage. A small one, at that. I am still torn, however.
Given the nature of his rhetoric, behavior, and prior acts, not to mention the crimes he was on trial for, there should have been enough to execute him, in my humble opinion. If you remember, Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was involved with the deaths of 168 people.
McVeigh, luckily, was executed for his role in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, which occurred on April 19, 1995. This man, the worst domestic terrorist in American history, was put to death by lethal injection (far too humane considering the crime) on June 11, 2001. His execution was exactly three months before 9/11, so he never got to witness that, which the sick fuck probably would have enjoyed immensely.
It seems to me that the old "eye for an eye" treatment would have been appropriate here with Moussaoui. Well, actually, since his silence contributed to the deaths of almost 3,000 people, I guess he should be executed 3,000 times, no?
I am a staunch supporter of capital punishment. I love it! It makes me happy. I would really have liked it if this sick psycho had been executed.
I wish it could have been performed right on Ground Zero in Manhattan in front of a crowd of victims' families and broadcast worldwide via the internet, just like these fuckers like to do when they behead an innocent civilian in Iraq. Maybe they would enjoy seeing one of their own treated that way.
At any rate, I guess none of that matters now, since he will not be executed. What shall we do with Osama bin Laden? Answer: KILL HIM!!
Considering that execution is what he claims to have wanted (so as to be a martyr and get 72 of those ever-so-plentiful virgins), I guess I'm happy that instead of death, he will get to live out the rest of his life in a cage. A small one, at that. I am still torn, however.
Given the nature of his rhetoric, behavior, and prior acts, not to mention the crimes he was on trial for, there should have been enough to execute him, in my humble opinion. If you remember, Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was involved with the deaths of 168 people.
McVeigh, luckily, was executed for his role in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, which occurred on April 19, 1995. This man, the worst domestic terrorist in American history, was put to death by lethal injection (far too humane considering the crime) on June 11, 2001. His execution was exactly three months before 9/11, so he never got to witness that, which the sick fuck probably would have enjoyed immensely.
It seems to me that the old "eye for an eye" treatment would have been appropriate here with Moussaoui. Well, actually, since his silence contributed to the deaths of almost 3,000 people, I guess he should be executed 3,000 times, no?
I am a staunch supporter of capital punishment. I love it! It makes me happy. I would really have liked it if this sick psycho had been executed.
I wish it could have been performed right on Ground Zero in Manhattan in front of a crowd of victims' families and broadcast worldwide via the internet, just like these fuckers like to do when they behead an innocent civilian in Iraq. Maybe they would enjoy seeing one of their own treated that way.
At any rate, I guess none of that matters now, since he will not be executed. What shall we do with Osama bin Laden? Answer: KILL HIM!!
posted by kbartram at 19:58
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