What Is Cruel And Unusual?
by Big Dog on Jan 25, 2006 at 20:04 Political
Let us look at a few things. This same Supreme Court ruled that it was OK for physicians to assist in the suicide of patients with terminal diseases. Anthony Kennedy was in the majority on that decision. How can he say it is OK for patients to receive lethal injections but it is cruel and unusual for a criminal? I would argue that he said it was not unusual when he allowed it for patients. As for cruel, I find it hard to believe that it is cruel for a criminal to feel a little pain just before he dies. From what I have heard, they get sedatives before they are killed so it is unlikely they actually feel much pain. In the long run, does it really matter when we are ending their miserable lives?
Can someone explain how Kennedy decided this? Is anyone able to explain the rationale for this kind of boneheaded decision? Is this the kind of “mainstream” that Ted Kennedy, Joe Biden, Chuck Schumer, and the rest of the donks want our judges to be like? Isn’t this the kind of decision they were worried about Alito making? Taking radical positions against the wishes of the states and the people? The people have decided that this murderer is to be put to death. In all reality, I can not think of a method that would absolutely guarantee there would be no pain. But I am absolutely sure that this is a hell of a lot less painful than being hanged or electrocuted.
Isn’t it nice that we have a society where a person can brutally murder someone and we get our panties in a wad about whether they will feel pain when they receive their just punishment? Let’s take a poll: How many people actually care if this murderer feels a little pain when he gets his lethal injection. Leave your opinion…
Source: WBAL
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Let’s see . . . what part of “eye for an eye” or “let the punishment fit the crime” are they having a problem with? Suffering a little physical pain would be nothing compared to the anguish these scumbags must feel up until the time of their termination. Stop worrying about someone who was sentenced to death because he, himself, imposed cruel and unusual punishment on his victim(s)! Just get on with it!
And why the hell do they swab the injection site with alcohol prior to injecting poison? Just wondering . . .