http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025391153Oh my.
Cali_Democrat (21,478 posts) Fri Aug 15, 2014, 01:53 PM
Should stealing cheap cigars from a convenience store result in the death penalty?
That's essentially what the Ferguson PD is trying to say by releasing the video of the alleged robbery.
Who cares if an unarmed teenager* was shot and killed, he stole cheap cigars from a convenience store!
Really? Is this where we are in America?
An alleged robbery should result in the death penalty with no trial?
*a "teenager" who apparently was much larger and stronger than most adult males.
A whole lot of primitive blather on the thread.
Baclava (4,806 posts) Fri Aug 15, 2014, 02:24 PM
12. Of course not, but if you do the crime, you take your chances
Robberies go bad all the time - would it be better if the store employee shot him?
MineralMan (66,288 posts) Fri Aug 15, 2014, 02:20 PM
10. Not in any way. Killing someone over some misdemeanor
is just flat wrong. This excuse won't wash.
Vattel (4,744 posts) Fri Aug 15, 2014, 02:23 PM
11. Of course not, and even if Brown initiated violence against the cop,
he should not have been executed for it.
The primitives aren't going to pay any attention to franksolich, but anyway, life is full of risks, and the risks of something "bad" happening greatly increase if one's up to mischief.
Sometimes the penalty's greater than the crime, but that's a risk one takes when one's up to no good.
If po' lil Treyvon had been polite, rather than rude, to George, he probably would've graduated from high school with honors this year, and a full-ride scholarship to some prestigious college, where ostensibly he was headed.
There's risks involved in all actions of one's life, but the perils are greater if one's being an ass.