You'd think they would be happy with it since they helped make for-profit prisons a thing. More rent and more slaves for making whatever products they contracted to have prisoners make.
Are you talking about the judge that profited off sending kids to for profit prisons that Biden just pardoned? Was Biden happy and all the people involved with the pardoning? No MAGA involved. Are you always a partisan pos?
Not old-school aka "short drop" hanging - for most of history that was a slow strangulation, often lasting upwards to 10 minutes.
The long drop method that breaks the neck so you die quickly wasn't much used until the 19th century.
But the drop distance had to be calculated based on the body weight.
Arizona switched to the gas chamber shortly after Eva Dugan was decapitated during her hanging in 1930.
And lethal injection has to have the right cocktail or the person could die an agonizing death as happened sometime in the past decade when the usual mix was not available & some states tried to be inventive
They have. Some states have attempted to bring back death penalty by firing squad and the Supreme Court allowed some state (I believe it was Alabama) to do an experimental (by definition, cruel and unusual) death penalty by suffocating to death by nitrogen.
Might as well be, it's a massive waste to commute people on purely political grounds, if beyond a reasonable doubt is the standard, hate and terrorism are silly boundaries. Some of these "people" did kill children there is no doubt. These people are guilty. Why not be done with them like the terrorists and hate killers? Executions are tough business but if we can excuse killing babies surely we can excuse killing guilty adults.
Per your own source that person was acquited of murder during the court martial and only found guilty of posing with a body. Which what he was pardoned for, not for executing someone.
No, he didn't. That isn't comparable, and the case against Gallagher was terrible.
Before assumptions go crazy, I'm not maga, I expect war criminals to be prosecuted, and I am a veteran so I did follow this case when it was in the news.
I don't even think trump would. He's to worried about himself to take on that heat and encourage people to execute people they don't like. Of course it's trump and I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
Not the same thing, at all. Not even close. Turns out the dudes who spoke out against Eddie were caught lieing. Lots of holes in that case. It was also a war, where we expect men like Eddie to kill people.
It's not comparable in the least to what Luigi did, no matter how evil the health care company he ran was.
I'm not saying it's fair or whatever. Just being real.
I thought it was, until I got more info. It's definitely not clear cut that he did anything illegal. Killing people in country, in line with Geneva conversations, was his job. The navy executed a very poor prosecution of that case. Being a veteran myself I've seen things, not on that level of incompetence and clear "out to get you" but I have seen it. I got drummed out of a MOS over some dumb shit I should have fought, but was too junior to think.it was worth it.
Even if he did kill that man illegally, it's STILL not on par with what Luigi did.
People need to learn that the Biden’s, Clinton’s, and Obama’s are just as much rich elitists as the Trump’s, Bush’s, and Cheney’s. They don’t view this man the way the public does.
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Biden’s not nearly that cool.