Moussaoui verdict to be announced

[Saturday Night Beaver 2]

http://news.yahoo.com/fc/US/Terrorism

[brinett9 0]

[Saturday Night Beaver 2]

 

 

they announce it yet?

[brinett9 0]

they announce it yet?

nope.

[Riddlen 1]

whom?

[Ravens 03 0]

My guess -> Life w/o parole - Not death penalty.

[brinett9 0]

It's life.

 

At least that means lots of ass-pounding followed by a bloody death.

[torridjoe 48]

Life in prison.

 

Good for them.

[davebg 0]

Good for them.

Why? B/c you felt that the facts of the case (which I'm sure you are equally as familiar with as the jurors ) merited life and not death or just b/c you happen to oppose the death penalty?

[Ravens 03 0]

Good for them.

 

:oldrolleyes:

[redtodd 7]

I'm happy with the Life Sentence verdict. Death Penalty is too easy on him. Let his toss some salad and get his arse kicked daily.

[BMoney 0]

I'm happy with the Life Sentence verdict. Death Penalty is too easy on him. Let his toss some salad and get his arse kicked daily.

 

i agree and its quite silly...

 

 

those on the outside are thinking, yay...good for him..he deserves to at least live they dont realize that they are cheering on a life of torture for this guy...good for him..he deserves to starve and eat his own poop...

 

missysosa was most likely praying for the chair..tough break, ######...

[Mark Buffington 3]

Life in prison.

 

Good for them.

Good for who?

[kpbuckeye 3]

the prison he is going to has everyone in solitary. He should be forced to spend it in a general population prison. He gets one hour a day, to himself.

 

maybe torrid can go spend that hour with him and they can talk about what a hero he was for trying to kill innocent people.

[Michael Sieger 0]

missysosa was most likely praying for the chair

 

true - he specifically asked for the death penalty.

 

 

The jury did their job here - this was never a death penalty case.

[SUXBNME 1,499]

true - he specifically asked for the death penalty.

The jury did their job here - this was never a death penalty case.

 

 

What planet do you live on? WTF

[torridjoe 48]

Good for who?

 

the jury.

 

Why? B/c you felt that the facts of the case (which I'm sure you are equally as familiar with as the jurors ) merited life and not death or just b/c you happen to oppose the death penalty?

 

both.

[davebg 0]

the jury.

both.

As long as you went into this whole thing w/an impartial, open mind.

 

alsonotreally

[torridjoe 48]

As long as you went into this whole thing w/an impartial, open mind.

 

alsonotreally

 

I did as far as the merits of the case, but on a moral basis you're absolutely right. My mind is totally closed on that score; I think it's completely wrong for the state to use killing as legal punishment, particularly of its own citizens (although that's not the case here).

[gocolts 300]

I did as far as the merits of the case, but on a moral basis you're absolutely right. My mind is totally closed on that score; I think it's completely wrong for the state to use killing as legal punishment, particularly of its own citizens (although that's not the case here).

 

Glad to see you value the terrorists lives more than all those babies that get slaughtered in the womb.

[Rude Rick 0]

the prison he is going to has everyone in solitary. He should be forced to spend it in a general population prison. He gets one hour a day, to himself.

 

maybe torrid can go spend that hour with him and they can talk about what a hero he was for trying to kill innocent people.

[NewbieJr 541]

I'd give $1000 to get a pay-per-view telecast of his first month in general population.

[redtodd 7]

I'd give $1000 to get a pay-per-view telecast of his first month in general population.

 

You enjoy watching male on male rape?

[Recliner Pilot 61]

Personally, I would prefer we haul his ass up to the top of a high-rise, throw gasoline on him, throw a match at him, and push him off.

 

Mebbe he would experience some of what many on 9/11 experienced.

[Rude Rick 0]

Personally, I would prefer we haul his ass up to the top of a high-rise, throw gasoline on him, throw a match at him, and push him off.

 

Mebbe he would experience some of what many on 9/11 experienced.

I sincerely hope you dont breed

[gocolts 300]

You enjoy watching male on male rape?

I don't think you can call it a "gay thing".It is more of a "the worst thing you could do to this guy".Which will involve a lot more than a buftuk.

[Recliner Pilot 61]

I sincerely hope you dont breed

 

Sorry to disappoint you, ya terrorist cack-sucking puzzy, I have 4 kids who will embrace reality as opposed to living in the focked up world you reside in.

 

 

Congrats on finding the keyboard. I thought all you could manage was clicking on a smilie. Hope you didn't strain something.

[TyCobb 0]

Life in prison.

 

Good for them.

 

In your world, wouldn't it have been more fitting to just free the man and let him go back home? After all, isn't he just a freedom fighter responding to US global tyranny and economic oppression.

[kpbuckeye 3]

I sincerely hope you dont breed

 

 

do you sit down when you pee?

[TyCobb 0]

Bump for Torridjoe. Am I right? Wouldn't full release, if not outright praise, be consistent with your position on Moussaoui?

[NewbieJr 541]

You enjoy watching male on male rape?

I would sit with a six pack and a plate full of wings and watch with great interest.

I'd be jumping up and down like a cheerleader at a high school pep rally.

 

Also, wasn't Dahmer's rape with a broomstick?

[KSB2424 3,148]

I would not be opposed to a work release program on a pig farm for Moussaoui.

[Electric Mayhem 35]

I'm kinda torn on this. Part of me thinks he should suffer in the most indescribably agony for the death and suffering he caused. The other part pities him for being a brainwashed religious zealot that is acting out of blind faith for what he truly believes without any rational thought.

 

What if you had a child that was abducted by a cult at birth, brainwashed their entire lives to become a killing machine, and then wound up killing someone on an order from their high priest?

 

It's tough - you should be held responsible for your actions, but when you don't have the capacity or ability to think as a rational human due to years and years of psychological manipulation... for me it gets awful tricky.

 

Those that taught him to hate and kill for Allah (or whatever) are the real criminals in my mind. They are the ones that should be ultimately be held responsible. Of course, they are just as brainwashed as the rest i guess - they had to learn it from somewhere. Bleh. It's all horrible.

[phillybear 366]

Personally, I would prefer we haul his ass up to the top of a high-rise, throw gasoline on him, throw a match at him, and push him off.

 

Mebbe he would experience some of what many on 9/11 experienced.

 

 

I like this idea.

[Franknbeans 46]

Considering he wanted to die a martyr, I am glad they didn't give him what he wanted.

[dcOne 2]

I'm happy with the Life Sentence verdict. Death Penalty is too easy on him. Let his toss some salad and get his arse kicked daily.

 

I agree. The jurors should have hinted that being the reason.

 

 

I'd give $1000 to get a pay-per-view telecast of his first month in general population.

 

 

 

when you don't have the capacity or ability to think as a rational human

 

Then what good is a person like this?

 

Might just as well get rid of them.

 

 

I'm hoping that in prison, he gets a broom stick rammed up his bung hole and out his eye socket.

[Electric Mayhem 35]

Then what good is a person like this?

 

Might just as well get rid of them.

 

Maybe use him as a test subject for some kind of mass religious deprogramming? If we can 'convert' this guy to some other religion or just a non-loony form of Muslim, he could be the ultimate envoy in Middle Eastern relations (from behind bars of course).

[Mark Buffington 3]

Bump for Torridjoe. Am I right? Wouldn't full release, if not outright praise, be consistent with your position on Moussaoui?

torrid think the pilots of the planes were brave. I wonder if he thinks Moussaoui is brave too even though he was a failure.

[Recliner Pilot 61]

torrid think the pilots of the planes were brave. I wonder if he thinks Moussaoui is brave too even though he was a failure.

 

Turbin also thinks members of our military are just dupes who couldn't get a real job. Go figure.

[GobbleDog 996]

torrid think the pilots of the planes were brave. I wonder if he thinks Moussaoui is brave too even though he was a failure.

 

If he really said that, he was probably making a point that "bravery" is a relative term. And I'd agree. Relative to many Muslims, the 9-11 attackers were brave. Relative to Americans, they were insane terrorists.