Author Topic: Boston Bomber Dzhokar Tsarnaev Sentenced to Death  (Read 7511 times)

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"The vast majority of shoplifters are “non-professionals” who steal, not out of criminal intent, financial need or greed but as a response to social and personal pressures in their life."[1]

The only way to describe this is forgeted up. You are just as bad as him if you take joy in the suffering and death of another human.

He was a pawn played by his older brother. He was extremely young and believed eternal glory would await him in heaven. He only killed 2-3 people, which isn't enough to be executed in a usual court. He is being executed because of the fear and the injuries, which people can recover from. The only unforgivable thing is the deaths.

The death penalty is also EXTREMELY expensive. Many times more than life in prison.

I still don't care I would still be entertained to watch him die. *I enjoy the suffering and death of another human who has put multiple humans in pain and or has killed other humans, I don't know what else to say, call me forgeted up but I honestly would.

haha yeah let's just spend thousands of tax dollars giving this guy rooming and food throughout the rest of his prison life
this argument is handicapped. its hundreds of times more expensive to house a DEATH PENALTY TRIAL and to hold the appropriate investigations and ceremonies than it is to hold a regular one and keep him in prison for the rest of his life.

source: both parents are death penalty attorneys

lets just kill everyone and then there will be no criminals

I still don't care I would still be entertained to watch him die. *I enjoy the suffering and death of another human who has put multiple humans in pain and or has killed other humans, I don't know what else to say, call me forgeted up but I honestly would.
Naw. You just think that. If you actually had to observe someone being tortured and killed, you would throw up your lunch. I don't know why, but everyone loves to overestimate how desensitized they are.

I still don't care I would still be entertained to watch him die. *I enjoy the suffering and death of another human who has put multiple humans in pain and or has killed other humans, I don't know what else to say, call me forgeted up but I honestly would.
You're probably just saying that because it makes you look cool or something. Watching someone die is horrifying, and I doubt you be saying that if you actually saw it in person.

You're probably just saying that because it makes you look cool or something. Watching someone die is horrifying, and I doubt you be saying that if you actually saw it in person.

I didn't know saying that I would watch a human die would make me look cool, what world are you living in?

I didn't know saying that I would watch a human die would make me look cool, what world are you living in?
you are a hypocrite. There are plenty of humans today who have put millions of people through suffering but nobody says anything about them. It's the sensationalized terrorists that people think are the only bad guys out there. News flash: politicians all around the world are responsible for the deaths of countless civilians, but it's only people on the news labelled as "THE BAD GUY" that you want to see dead.

bye you chechen piece of stuff

It's funny how many people in America are for this kind of stuff, but then condemn countries like Saudi for the same thing. lmao

It's also funny how in Pakistan, people hold celebrations for radicals who are called "martyrs".

The only way to describe this is forgeted up. You are just as bad as him if you take joy in the suffering and death of another human.

He was a pawn played by his older brother. He was extremely young and believed eternal glory would await him in heaven. He only killed 2-3 people, which isn't enough to be executed in a usual court. He is being executed because of the fear and the injuries, which people can recover from. The only unforgivable thing is the deaths.

The death penalty is also EXTREMELY expensive. Many times more than life in prison.

How is it forgeted up? What the Tsarnaev brothers did was forgeted up, not killing them for their actions. It's deserved, heck if I were the judge - I'd allow much more to be done. The death sentence in this instance is too good for the guy.

How is it forgeted up? What the Tsarnaev brothers did was forgeted up, not killing them for their actions. It's deserved, heck if I were the judge - I'd allow much more to be done. The death sentence in this instance is too good for the guy.

Because you're condoning torturing another human being for amusement.

A deplorable and terrible human being, yes, but it's still a stuffty thing to do. Just because you do something bad to a bad person does not make that act right.

>5 dead
>264 injured

That sounds pretty inhumane to me. The state should waste no money whatsoever on these criminals, put these dogs down and stop wasting taxpayer money. Should we put him in a mental institution then because it is more humane, regardless of his crimes?
Actually costs more time and money to execute prisoners because of bureaucracy.

Because you're condoning torturing another human being for amusement.

A deplorable and terrible human being, yes, but it's still a stuffty thing to do. Just because you do something bad to a bad person does not make that act right.

So by supporting the death sentence implies  that I condone the torture of another human? I believe that some people have no right to be in this world if they have such intentions. I think that the five lives lost are far more important than Dzhokar's. It's not done for amusement.

So by supporting the death sentence implies  that I condone the torture of another human?
... no. Saying that he should be tortured implies that you condone torture. :l
this madman should of been tortured and THEN given the death sentence.