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israel67 wrote:

Kythas wrote:Wow. This topic is still active?

Update: She is no longer my girlfriend. There were other incompatibility issues. I think the fact she was 25 and I'm 39 may have something to do with them.

Man, some guys get all the luck ...

Yeah, mine is 29 and i am 39. I have already told her she is being traded in when she hits 30.

israel67 wrote:
Oh no ... I'd sworn not to get into politics ....
OK .. briefly.
You can shoot someone to protect life. It's called self defence. Once the threat is over, i.e. the BG is running away, would you shoot him?

So if you wouldn't kill someone who has ceased to be a threat ten seconds ago and is running away, how is it OK to kill him ten years later when he's been inside a cell (and thus by definition not a threat to anyone)?

Anyway ... tum tee-tum ... what's the weather like in the Lone Star State?

What are you going to do when he comes back armed or with friends? When your wife is home alone? Also, they tend to get out of the cell quickly nowadays, with a bad attitude towards you.
Ok, the BG knew the repercussions of his act if he was caught, he gambled, he lost. 10 days or 10 years it makes no difference the punishment is the same. The sad part is that it takes 10 years of tax money or more to do it. Problem also is that "he finds Jesus" or "feels remorseful", so what? The act was done, the debt must be paid. There is zero recidivism in DP cases. As far as protecting life,you still are in the fact the condemned wont kill again when he was quite likely to do so. And yes, Texas allows you to shoot as he is running away with your property. There are valid reasons for this covered in other threads. Weather is like always, Hot and .........!


Look up Karla Fay Tucker (I think thats right). She hacked people up with an axe but it took so long to get her day The People forgot her deeds and wanted "mercy". What about her victims? Are they back now? Does Obama see them standing before him?