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~*Belle N'Shawn forever~* 12-14-2004, 10:05 AM What do you think of Scott Peterson getting the Death Penalty from the Judge? i think he should get it !!!! he's guilty I didnt know why he couldnt just divorce this wife and kill her when she is pregnant with his son..I hope the jerk rots!! Whats everyone's opionion on this ???
Penny Lane 12-14-2004, 10:35 AM Well although I agree that he should get it I think that he should have been thrown in a prison cell with other inmates. They would have taken care of him quicker than an execution will. Which may take years and years and I also heard that he will be in his own cell.
This scumbag had been cheating on his wife ever since they first got married! Oh yeah.............. what a great guy!:rolleyes:
Jenya 12-14-2004, 10:45 AM The trial was too long, IMO, and I lost interest in it a while back. So it really doesn't matter to me what he gets. :)
Sterling Holobyte 12-14-2004, 11:23 AM Originally posted by Jenya
The trial was too long, IMO, and I lost interest in it a while back.
Oh God, me too! I would turn the channel anytime about that came on.
*MIBabe03* 12-14-2004, 12:40 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
Well although I agree that he should get it I think that he should have been thrown in a prison cell with other inmates. They would have taken care of him quicker than an execution will. Which may take years and years and I also heard that he will be in his own cell.
This scumbag had been cheating on his wife ever since they first got married! Oh yeah.............. what a great guy!:rolleyes:
I agree with ya. For some reason it seems that inmates have standards in a weird sense. They hate it when there is harm done to children and to the elderly. If Scott had not gotten the death penalty, he might have been hurt by the other inmates for what he did to baby Connor.
Ewan's My Man 12-14-2004, 04:34 PM I hope he just gets life in prison. I've been raised hearing "Two wrongs don't make a right" my entire life, and I dunno, I guess it's finally starting to sink in. If you're dead, you're dead, if you're alive confined to a prison, what kind of a life is that? It's not like he'd be living some ideal life, he'd be miserable.
I used to not have a problem with the death penalty until last year when my government teacher told about all the ways they do the death penalty in the US and what happened, it's so barbaric...
MissZero 12-14-2004, 05:03 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
I hope he just gets life in prison. I've been raised hearing "Two wrongs don't make a right" my entire life, and I dunno, I guess it's finally starting to sink in. If you're dead, you're dead, if you're alive confined to a prison, what kind of a life is that? It's not like he'd be living some ideal life, he'd be miserable.
It's probably even more miserable going through each day knowing that you will be killed soon, but not knowin when exactly. I'm glad the a$$hole got death.
I am Roboto 12-14-2004, 06:53 PM Originally posted by MissZero
It's probably even more miserable going through each day knowing that you will be killed soon, but not knowin when exactly. I'm glad the a$$hole got death.
That's what I think. Knowing your appeals WILL run out...eventually. Seeing other inmates disappear ONE-by-one for YEARS until its HIS turn.
Hollow 12-14-2004, 07:05 PM the death penalty is stupid. it's like raping someone as a punishment for being a rapist.
Janet McFarland 12-14-2004, 07:15 PM I'm glad he got the death penalty. He took his wife and his kid's lives away, now it's his turn, that ******* :o
Mr. Television 12-14-2004, 08:03 PM Originally posted by MissZero
It's probably even more miserable going through each day knowing that you will be killed soon, but not knowin when exactly. I'm glad the a$$hole got death.
Its probably like a slow torture which is what he deserves. I was shocked he got death but the guy deserves it.
Fleet 12-14-2004, 08:08 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
I used to not have a problem with the death penalty until last year when my government teacher told about all the ways they do the death penalty in the US and what happened, it's so barbaric...
The way the death penalty is done (at least out here in California) is by lethal injection. The condemned person even gets a sedative before the injection. It's quite painless and actually the opposite of barbaric.
CheersChild4life 12-14-2004, 08:20 PM He deserves it! What a horrible man!
I think death is deserved in his case.
Penny Lane 12-14-2004, 08:53 PM Originally posted by safety pin
the death penalty is stupid. it's like raping someone as a punishment for being a rapist.
Oh come on! why should the death penalty for him be stupid? He murdered his wife and child ..............Yes we should feel sorry for the A$$ hole! Hanging is too good for him! I am speaking as a wife and a mother(
which obviously you have no knowledge of!) He is a Scum bag! What a perverted creep he is! I have no sympathy for an adulterer and a liar! What a Lowlife!:eek:
Penny Lane 12-14-2004, 09:05 PM Why is the death penalty stupid? You take an innocent life . you pay! Is that so hard to comprehend?
:crazy: I cannot stand these perverted people murdering . To say that they are temporarily insane is evil ! How can anybody condone what he did? What a lowlife scumbag! That's like saying that creeps like Ted Bundy and Charles Manson were temporarily insane! Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Would you murder someone because you were unhappy? Oh Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!He didn't seem to have trouble having his sordid affairs. What a @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%%%%%%%. Ok you get the message!:lol: What a Scumbag!:eek:
Penny Lane 12-14-2004, 09:30 PM Oh.................. I am not happy today.............. I think I will murder my husband and children so that I can be free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please don't condemn me for my unhappiness:rolleyes:
Originally posted by Penny Lane
Why is the death penalty stupid? You take an innocent life . you pay! Is that so hard to comprehend?
:crazy: I cannot stand these perverted people murdering . To say that they are temporarily insane is evil ! How can anybody condone what he did? What a lowlife scumbag! That's like saying that creeps like Ted Bundy and Charles Manson were temporarily insane! Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Would you murder someone because you were unhappy? Oh Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!He didn't seem to have trouble having his sordid affairs. What a @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%%%%%%%. Ok you get the message!:lol: What a Scumbag!:eek:
Just because some of us disagree with the death penalty certainly doesn't mean we think murder is okay. Speaking for myself, I don't believe in the death penalty because it is murder.
Originally posted by Fleet
The way the death penalty is done (at least out here in California) is by lethal injection. The condemned person even gets a sedative before the injection. It's quite painless and actually the opposite of barbaric.
Really, Fleet? How many times have you been executed? ;)
There's also the gas chamber and the electric chair.
I am Roboto 12-14-2004, 10:21 PM Originally posted by Liza
Really, Fleet? How many times have you been executed? ;)
There's also the gas chamber and the electric chair.
Yep, here in Virginia you get your choice of the Electric Chair or Lethal Injection, but I read that since 2000, nobody as opted for electric, and they really don't have anybody trained to use the equipment.
Electric chair would be more fitting for Peterson, IMO.
Originally posted by I am Roboto
Electric chair would be more fitting for Peterson, IMO.
Hey, what's wrong with the good old fashioned guillotine? Or stoning? Oooh, or how about crucifixion? I like that one. You know what, let's just inflict everything from The Passion of the Christ on him.
Janice 12-14-2004, 11:58 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
Why is the death penalty stupid? You take an innocent life . you pay! Is that so hard to comprehend?
:crazy: I cannot stand these perverted people murdering . To say that they are temporarily insane is evil ! How can anybody condone what he did? What a lowlife scumbag! That's like saying that creeps like Ted Bundy and Charles Manson were temporarily insane! Give me a break!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Would you murder someone because you were unhappy? Oh Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!He didn't seem to have trouble having his sordid affairs. What a @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%%%%%%%. Ok you get the message!:lol: What a Scumbag!:eek:
:yeahthat You go Marlene!
Hollow 12-15-2004, 12:03 AM Originally posted by Penny Lane
Oh come on! why should the death penalty for him be stupid? He murdered his wife and child ..............Yes we should feel sorry for the A$$ hole! Hanging is too good for him! I am speaking as a wife and a mother(
which obviously you have no knowledge of!) He is a Scum bag! What a perverted creep he is! I have no sympathy for an adulterer and a liar! What a Lowlife!:eek:
Because i'm against the death penalty (which many people are), i feel sorry for scott peterson and thinnk murder is right? and just what the hell does any of this have to do with parenting?
The death penalty is nothing but murdering someone because they murdered someone. and it's therefore, IN MY OPINION, stupid. sorry, but that's my belief, and you can't force me to think otherwise. most of the people in this thread disagree with me but you don't see me lashing out at them with crazy accusations.
Fleet 12-15-2004, 12:14 AM Originally posted by Liza
Really, Fleet? How many times have you been executed? ;)
There's also the gas chamber and the electric chair.
In California, I believe it's only lethal injection.
Yeah, why should Scott have to face a gas chamber or electric chair? All he did was murder his wife and unborn son! Who is the victim here? I really couldn't care less how he's executed- he certainly deserves it. Unfortunately, it will probably be many years before he is (if at all).
¤I Love Clay Aiken¤ 12-15-2004, 12:21 AM Why does it take forever to give someone the death penalty? If they are found 100% GUILTY, why not just do it ASAP? If they say the cells are so over crowded, then why isnt everyone on death row killed asap? Do they have to go through legal things.. :confused:
Fleet 12-15-2004, 12:27 AM Originally posted by ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
Why does it take forever to give someone the death penalty? If they are found 100% GUILTY, why not just do it ASAP? If they say the cells are so over crowded, then why isnt everyone on death row killed asap? Do they have to go through legal things.. :confused:
Because of the endless appeals by lawyers.
¤I Love Clay Aiken¤ 12-15-2004, 12:28 AM Originally posted by Fleet
Because of the endless appeals by lawyers. o0o0o. I thought though once its set in stone.. thats it.
Brian 12-15-2004, 12:35 AM Originally posted by Fleet
Because of the endless appeals by lawyers.
Yep.
I remember following the David Westerfield trial in 2002. After he was sentenced to death, I read that it obviously takes years and years for an execution to take place, especially in California. There was one case where this guy refused appeals and waived everything that would keep him from execution. Even then it took either seven years or a little over a decade for him to be put to death. I can't remember exactly how long but it certainly wasn't short.
Brian 12-15-2004, 12:38 AM I think Scott Peterson will die before his execution date. Prisoners kill the child molesters/child murderers before they kill the rapists and even before they murder the serial killers.
Fleet 12-15-2004, 12:44 AM Originally posted by ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
o0o0o. I thought though once its set in stone.. thats it.
No, but it should be.
Fleet 12-15-2004, 12:45 AM Originally posted by Brian
I think Scott Peterson will die before his execution date. Prisoners kill the child molesters/child murderers before they kill the rapists and even before they murder the serial killers.
That is highly likely.
How many of our forefathers must be spinning in there graves right now. Beacause of the bearucacy of putting this man to death will take at least a couple of decade. I hope someone beats the system to it. Whatever happend to swift and stern justice? It was a much better place 100 years ago when the local sheriff took care a piece of Sh** like that take him out of commission forever.
Kristina 12-15-2004, 01:22 AM i don't even think there was enough evidence for them to even find him guilty. i think he is innocent and it is very sad that their decision was death, what a shame. i will definitely be writing to him!
Originally posted by ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
Why does it take forever to give someone the death penalty? If they are found 100% GUILTY, why not just do it ASAP? If they say the cells are so over crowded, then why isnt everyone on death row killed asap? Do they have to go through legal things.. :confused:
Because these people, although convicted, are still entitled to their legal rights. They have the right to appeal their conviction, and several of these people have later been found not guilty. There's no hurry in executing these people, especially until we are absolutely certain that we're getting the right guy.
Peterson is a perfect example of this. He was convicted completely on circumstancial evidence, and had a highly publicized trial with much public pressure. His attorneys will argue for a long time about how justice was not served, and he's really innocent. I personally don't think he is, but he's entitled to his appeal, same as everyone else.
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 11:20 AM Originally posted by safety pin
and just what the hell does any of this have to do with parenting?
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I just believe in the sanctity of marriage and family. Obviously he doesn't. That's what I mean. He treated her like sh**. No respect for her at all! Cheating on her since Day 1 .(According to testimony) I have little patience for that crap!:mad:
Ewan's My Man 12-15-2004, 06:07 PM Originally posted by Liza
Really, Fleet? How many times have you been executed? ;)
There's also the gas chamber and the electric chair.
And don't two states still have that shooting gallery thing or whatever?
I think it's absolutely horrible. I don't think he's innocent, nor do I think he didn't commit a HORRIBLE crime, but what gives us the right to play God...it's doing the exact same thing he did...but oh, it's alright for us to kill him because we have a reason to. It's still murder. Oh well, I'll never get everyone on my side...but how awful would it be if years from now...some sort of evidence came up proving his innocence, or not even him, all the other people who have gotten the death penalty...killed for nothing...
Brian 12-15-2004, 06:30 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
And don't two states still have that shooting gallery thing or whatever?
Utah has that.
Fleet 12-15-2004, 07:59 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
And don't two states still have that shooting gallery thing or whatever?
I think it's absolutely horrible. I don't think he's innocent, nor do I think he didn't commit a HORRIBLE crime, but what gives us the right to play God...it's doing the exact same thing he did...but oh, it's alright for us to kill him because we have a reason to. It's still murder. Oh well, I'll never get everyone on my side...but how awful would it be if years from now...some sort of evidence came up proving his innocence, or not even him, all the other people who have gotten the death penalty...killed for nothing...
A shooting gallery?! I think you mean a firing squad.
It's NOT murder to execute someone found guilty of murder- it's called "justice."
I am Roboto 12-15-2004, 08:08 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
And don't two states still have that shooting gallery thing or whatever?
Yes two still have the firing squad. One also has hanging (Washington State). Four states still have the electric chair. I'm not sure how many states still use the gas chamber, but it's probably not that many.
Kristina 12-15-2004, 08:10 PM i think the gas chamber is still legal here in california, or maybe that changed i dunno.
Brian 12-15-2004, 08:11 PM Originally posted by I am Roboto
Yes two still have the firing squad. One also has hanging (Washington State). Four states still have the electric chair. I'm not sure how many states still use the gas chamber, but it's probably not that many.
I think some states still have the gas chamber as an option but it is very rarely chosen.
Kristina 12-15-2004, 08:12 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
I just believe in the sanctity of marriage and family. Obviously he doesn't. That's what I mean. He treated her like sh**. No respect for her at all! Cheating on her since Day 1 .(According to testimony) I have little patience for that crap!:mad: I don't know where you've been, but most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends. It is natural.
I am Roboto 12-15-2004, 08:15 PM Originally posted by Kristina
I don't know where you've been, but most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends. It is natural.
Are you an expert on marriage now? How can you say most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends? Sure some do, but not all.
That's a rediculous thing to say.
Kristina 12-15-2004, 08:16 PM Originally posted by I am Roboto
Are you an expert on marriage now? How can you say most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends? Sure some do, but not all.
That's a rediculous thing to say. I am an expert on everything.
I am Roboto 12-15-2004, 08:16 PM Originally posted by Brian
I think some states still have the gas chamber as an option but it is very rarely chosen.
Yah, I'm sure you're right. It's just still on the books and the state's just have the equipment. Like here in VA, we have the electric chair and lethal injection and nobody since 2000 has chosen the electric chair.
I also heard that the states don't really like the gas chamber because it is very costly and is dangerous to the prison staff to use.
MissZero 12-15-2004, 08:18 PM Originally posted by Kristina
I don't know where you've been, but most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends. It is natural.
dont be hatin on all guys based on overexposure of the media...I know alot of great guys, but some r still rats lol
Originally posted by Fleet
A shooting gallery?! I think you mean a firing squad.
It's NOT murder to execute someone found guilty of murder- it's called "justice."
It's some people's idea of justice not mine.
And I still recommend crucifixion for Scott Peterson ;)
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 09:23 PM Originally posted by Kristina
I don't know where you've been, but most men cheat on their wives or girlfriends. It is natural.
My husband and I have been married for 36 years! I think that counts for something! Where have I been? :lol: That's hilarious!:rolleyes: That counts for something!You are just a silly little girl!
Fortunately I have a good husband. Not some jerk like Scott Peterson.:eek:
Kristina 12-15-2004, 09:38 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
My husband and I have been married for 36 years! I think that counts for something! Where have I been? :lol: That's hilarious!:rolleyes: That counts for something!You are just a silly little girl!
Fortunately I have a good husband. Not some jerk like Scott Peterson.:eek: Where is your husband tonight, huh? ;)
And I'm not a little girl, I am an adult. Mature. XXX. Legal.
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 09:40 PM I think that it is incredibly sad that some of you young people think that it is "natural" to expect/accept that you cannot trust one another. My husband is the greatest! And I don't want to hear another bad thing against fidelity by people who know no better! If one can't trust one's life partner who can you trust?
Arggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I hope that any of you will be blessed to have someone to love and trust forever! I certainly have had that! :happyface
On the other hand I can see how one can be skeptical in this day and age of divorce on a whim! It nauseates me! Really! It is possible to have a long long stable relationship . It takes two!:happyface :wave:
If you could see how my Mom is taking care of my critically ill dad!(wiping his butt, among other things) She is totally devoted to him and she would not think of deserting him ! They don't make them like that anymore! We have become such a selfish, self indulgent race! It's sickening!
Ok, I'm done ranting . That's all I have to say on this stupid subject. Bye Bye!:wave:
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 09:42 PM Originally posted by Kristina
Where is your husband tonight, huh? ;)
And I'm not a little girl, I am an adult. Mature. XXX. Legal.
My husband is right here as he is every night. You are mature? Could have fooled me!
Kristina 12-15-2004, 09:43 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
My husband is right here as he is every night. Keep telling yourself that.
MissZero 12-15-2004, 09:47 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
I think that it is incredibly sad that some of you young people think that it is "natural" to expect/accept that you cannot trust one another. My husband is the greatest! And I don't want to hear another bad thing against fidelity by people who know no better! If one can't trust one's life partner who can you trust?
Arggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I hope that any of you will be blessed to have someone to love and trust forever! I certainly have had that! :happyface
On the other hand I can see how one can be skeptical in this day and age of divorce on a whim! It nauseates me! Really! It is possible to have a long long stable relationship . It takes two!:happyface :wave:
If you could see how my Mom is taking care of my critically ill dad!(wiping his butt, among other things) She is totally devoted to him and she would not think of deserting him ! They don't make them like that anymore! We have become such a selfish, self indulgent race! It's sickening!
Ok, I'm done ranting . That's all I have to say on this stupid subject. Bye Bye!:wave:
u r very lucky to have someone like that :)
MissZero 12-15-2004, 09:47 PM Originally posted by Kristina
Keep telling yourself that.
:rolleyes:
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 09:51 PM Originally posted by Kristina
Keep telling yourself that.
Well, I should know. He has always been here for me and my kids.
He's the greatest!
Quit responding on something that you know nothing about. We have certainly been through some tough times but he has been a faithful and devoted husband. You could not possibly know what I mean. So just shut your ignorant mouth! I have a winner here. Maybe someday you will have one too!
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 10:09 PM Wow! We really do get off the subject sometimes! Just remember the poor woman Laci . Whoever did that to her( I still am convinced it was her slimeball husband) deserves what he gets!
RIP Laci and Connor .:(
Fleet 12-15-2004, 10:46 PM Originally posted by Liza
It's some people's idea of justice not mine.
And I still recommend crucifixion for Scott Peterson ;)
It's up to a jury of 12 to decide punishment for criminals.
Again, it's called justice.
Penny Lane 12-15-2004, 10:56 PM Originally posted by Fleet
It's up to a jury of 12 to decide punishment for criminals.
Again, it's called justice.
Yup, the jury found him guilty. I have to admit that I am so glad that I have never had to face the decision of life or death on a jury. It would be a most difficult decision. But they found him guilty and that's that!
Off topic; My brother in law who was a Flint, Mich. policeman was shot through the chest on duty several years ago. All he did was to approach a group of young kids in a park while on patrol. One of them immediately shot him. The kid who was 17 at the time got off on some "technicality" and during the past 15 years has been in and out of jail on a regular basis. So much for justice:(
Originally posted by Kristina
Where is your husband tonight, huh? ;)
And I'm not a little girl, I am an adult. Mature. XXX. Legal.
Could have fooled me. However mature you may think you are, you obviously don't know that much about today's society if you think that there are no more faithful couples. My parents have been married for 25 years and my grandparents for 55. There are couples who make it till death do they part, otherwise nobody would bother getting married anymore.
Originally posted by Fleet
It's up to a jury of 12 to decide punishment for criminals.
Again, it's called justice.
And again, that's your opinion of justice, not mine.
Fleet 12-16-2004, 03:18 PM Originally posted by Liza
And again, that's your opinion of justice, not mine.
But you would agree that we do have to have laws, and a justice system in order to avoid anarchy, right?
Fleet 12-16-2004, 03:23 PM Originally posted by Penny Lane
Well, I should know. He has always been here for me and my kids.
He's the greatest!
It's very nice to hear about good marriages like yours and Liza's parents and grandparents.
Too many people today don't give their marriages a chance to work. They have one fight, and immediately mention the "D" word (divorce).
Originally posted by Fleet
But you would agree that we do have to have laws, and a justice system in order to avoid anarchy, right?
Of course we need a justice system. But the question as to whether or not "justice is served" is debatable. It's a matter of opinion.
Originally posted by Fleet
Too many people today don't give their marriages a chance to work. They have one fight, and immediately mention the "D" word (divorce).
Sad, but true.
Fleet 12-16-2004, 06:47 PM Originally posted by Liza
Of course we need a justice system. But the question as to whether or not "justice is served" is debatable. It's a matter of opinion.
If a criminal has been punished, then I guess justice has been served. If Scott was aquitted for no valid reason, then justice would not have been served because a gulity person was released.
Scott will be punished in the most severe way because the crime he committed was the most severe (murder).
Krisalicious 12-16-2004, 06:48 PM Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
And don't two states still have that shooting gallery thing or whatever?
I think it's absolutely horrible. I don't think he's innocent, nor do I think he didn't commit a HORRIBLE crime, but what gives us the right to play God...it's doing the exact same thing he did...but oh, it's alright for us to kill him because we have a reason to. It's still murder. Oh well, I'll never get everyone on my side...but how awful would it be if years from now...some sort of evidence came up proving his innocence, or not even him, all the other people who have gotten the death penalty...killed for nothing...
I agree with you! I think giving him the death penalty is wrong. I mean of course, what he did was a horrible thing, but like someone said before (too lazy to go back and quote), two wrongs don't make a right. I think that spending the rest of his life in prison would be better. Murder is wrong in any way - whether someone deserves it or not, because still, it's taking someone's life away. They should just punish him by imprisoning him the rest of his life because he'll have such a long time to think about what he's done.
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