Thread: Oldest Death Row inmate dies....

Originally Posted by Anti-Squeaker

Good point. But it's still a common decency thing. Like for the firing squad, you get a last smoke and a blindfold. I agree they don't necessarily deserve it, but we're the good guys. Surely one good meal before they kick the bucket isn't too much to ask.

Man you almost made me sympathetic for them. LOL Had to read my tat again to get back in line.

Originally Posted by bust331

When I was taken to the hospital a few years ago, I remember seeing a elderly convict in the a hospital room guarded by 2 cops wearing bullet proof vests...the dude was in his 80's for sure...I think that's a little unnecessary but hey, I guess you never know about the elderly, right? One minute they are pinching your cheeks, the next they are stabbing you in the back with a scalpel.

Usually they shut the area down to treat them. If it wasn't for the fact i had already reattached a piece of my finger before i went to get it stiched together i would of lost it because some piece of shit jdc fucker had to get treated for a cold.

Originally Posted by bust331

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Originally Posted by bust331

When I was taken to the hospital a few years ago, I remember seeing a elderly convict in the a hospital room guarded by 2 cops wearing bullet proof vests...the dude was in his 80's for sure...I think that's a little unnecessary but hey, I guess you never know about the elderly, right? One minute they are pinching your cheeks, the next they are stabbing you in the back with a scalpel.

Usually they shut the area down to treat them. If it wasn't for the fact i had already reattached a piece of my finger before i went to get it stiched together i would of lost it because some piece of shit jdc fucker had to get treated for a cold.

That's weird, the area the convict was in wasn't shut down. I made eye contact with the guy, he was about 30 feet away from me.

Should of shanked his ass and saved us all a little money. Would of been like :1 :6

Originally Posted by Nuckle

Originally Posted by Anti-Squeaker

Good point. But it's still a common decency thing. Like for the firing squad, you get a last smoke and a blindfold. I agree they don't necessarily deserve it, but we're the good guys. Surely one good meal before they kick the bucket isn't too much to ask.

As a compromise I can go along with the last meal and all. Hell, if it makes people feel better then I say give them a hooker and let them smoke their drug of choice. Anything is better than paying for them to live for 15 years when they have blown their chances on living among the good.

How many death row inmates have been proven innocent years later?

Curious to know how many innocent men your ideal would've killed, or is money more important?

Originally Posted by bust331

LOL I'm sure the cops sent there to "guard him" would of been appreciative.

Dont be scared. It all a matter of perception. Were they there guarding him or were they guard everyone else from him or were they just making sure he didn't make a get away on his walker?

I can see the headlines now.

80 year old convict exscapes hospital in a wheel chair only to get hit by an ambulance in front of the hospital.

Originally Posted by jabberwock

Originally Posted by Nuckle

Originally Posted by Anti-Squeaker

Good point. But it's still a common decency thing. Like for the firing squad, you get a last smoke and a blindfold. I agree they don't necessarily deserve it, but we're the good guys. Surely one good meal before they kick the bucket isn't too much to ask.

As a compromise I can go along with the last meal and all. Hell, if it makes people feel better then I say give them a hooker and let them smoke their drug of choice. Anything is better than paying for them to live for 15 years when they have blown their chances on living among the good.

How many death row inmates have been proven innocent years later?

Curious to know how many innocent men your ideal would've killed, or is money more important?

I would bet the number of people that got off free far exceed the number that were executed wrongly by a huge multiplier. Back to your question.... 2? maybe 3? I certainly hate it for those few but shit happens. Oh and you are damn straight that it is about the money. I am sick and fucking tired of paying the way for so many. I am also sick of being quiet about it.

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Originally Posted by bust331

LOL I'm sure the cops sent there to "guard him" would of been appreciative.

Dont be scared. It all a matter of perception. Were they there guarding him or were they guard everyone else from him or were they just making sure he didn't make a get away on his walker?

I can see the headlines now.

80 year old convict exscapes hospital in a wheel chair only to get hit by an ambulance in front of the hospital.

..... and he would have sued the state for millions.

Originally Posted by jabberwock

Originally Posted by Nuckle

Originally Posted by Anti-Squeaker

Good point. But it's still a common decency thing. Like for the firing squad, you get a last smoke and a blindfold. I agree they don't necessarily deserve it, but we're the good guys. Surely one good meal before they kick the bucket isn't too much to ask.

As a compromise I can go along with the last meal and all. Hell, if it makes people feel better then I say give them a hooker and let them smoke their drug of choice. Anything is better than paying for them to live for 15 years when they have blown their chances on living among the good.

How many death row inmates have been proven innocent years later?

Curious to know how many innocent men your ideal would've killed, or is money more important?

Not enough to make a serious dent it the deathrow population. So over all i would say yes money is more important. Some people just get the shitty end of the stick but no worries they will be justified in heaven after being reborn in prison and all.