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R.M. In AL.

10-24-2002 20:12:05

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If the snipers are found guilty after we have paid for them a battery of lawyers, what should the punishment be?...R.M. In AL.

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Bishop

10-25-2002 16:02:15

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

They should be the poster boys for the first TV Pay-per-View live excution.

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You guys are much too violent :-)

10-25-2002 11:04:29

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

This would take a lot longer. How about having them nibbled to death by ducks?

George Willer

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10-25-2002 13:22:03

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to You guys are much too violent :-), 10-25-2002 11:04:29

How about locking them in a room with about 400 hungry hogs?

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JerryU

10-25-2002 16:43:58

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Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to bg, 10-25-2002 13:22:03

How about chaining him in front of a TV to watch Peter Jennings for 24 hours a day non stop. Talk about torcher.

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Bob Jarvis

10-25-2002 10:05:54

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I remember a story by Larry Niven in which he observed that "...cruel and unusual crimes require cruel and unusual punishments", and another by Robert Heinlein where the perpetrator of a crime was made to suffer the same injury, for the same amount of time, as the person he had injured. As such, I suggest that they be suitably restrained and then shot, thirteen times, with a soft-nosed .223. After each shot they should be taken down, hauled off to a hospital, fixed up, given time to heal...and then taken out and shot again. And again. And again. If by chance they should die during punishment...well, they had as good a chance as those they shot...

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Gary R, (OH)

10-25-2002 13:56:26

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Bob Jarvis, 10-25-2002 10:05:54

draw a 1" red circle on their foreheads and shoot them there from 10' away with a daisy (one cock) BB gun untill dead. does anyone 2nd the motion?

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George Willer

10-25-2002 16:51:19

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Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Gary R, (OH), 10-25-2002 13:56:26

O.K., That's why I suggested nibbling to death by ducks. Much less violent...but much more painful for much longer. I'll second the motion.

George Willer

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CJ in Michigan

10-25-2002 11:10:52

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Bob Jarvis, 10-25-2002 10:05:54

If I remember-that Heinlein story was a situation in one of his last books about a hit-run driver (in an alternate America ) who is run over by cops and allowed to languish without medical help for as long as his victim did. As I read it Heinlein was against this sort of thing, not for it.
As for these snipers,strap 'em to a gurney and put them down with no mercy and no solace. Do it quickly, scatter their ashes and leave the vengeance to God.

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JES

10-25-2002 08:32:19

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

First I tie the big toe of each foot to opposite ends of my draw bar. Then I drag them nude in this spread eagle position through a field of bull nettle, blackberry brambles, wild rose, thistle, and fire ants. After which, tie them back first, arms pulled around a big oak tree (better yet a honey locust) thereby facing forward, and let anybody in the US who wants to assist take 5 shots each from 10 yards with a Daisy Red Rider. Then, while still nude, make them run a 1,000,000 man gauntlet of cattle prods. Then we clean them up in a bath of salt water followed by a rinsing of rubbing alcohol. Then we send them to Guantonamo Bay, strap them over a barrel, throw them in a room with all those couped up prisoners along with a case of K-Y. Video tape the whole thing, then patch it into Al-Kazear (sp.) so the whole Moslem world can see just what the "noble" jahad warriors really are. After they are all done, C-147's drop several million gallons of gas on the whole place, and throw in a match.

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Phred MN RIGHT ON JES! Need Help?

10-25-2002 09:40:37

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to JES, 10-25-2002 08:32:19

Thats good. My idea was to use the 8Ns and tie em on and pull em apart. Kinda like the ol tarzan movies LOL!

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Clayton

10-25-2002 08:25:04

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I live in Montgomery County, MD. Just dropped off my car for servicing at the dealership where the poor guy mowing grass was shot on the first day. Very sad. What a relief it is to be able to buy gas without having to wonder if your will is up to date. I kinda wish I had been the guy who spotted them.

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Bama8N

10-25-2002 08:09:59

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I say 30 days in the electric chair!

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chuck

10-25-2002 06:51:33

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I am hoping they will use them for targets when they do ballistic testing of the Bushmaster!

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Dave Smith, Another Problem

10-25-2002 04:29:06

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

The balistics from thier gun did not match the shootings in Alabama. I read that on the net. Conspirancie or copy cat?
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R.M. In AL.

10-25-2002 07:22:24

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Dave Smith, Another Problem, 10-25-2002 04:29:06

The way I understand the younger guy used a handgun in Al. at the liquor store....R.M. In AL.

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Al (NC) Rifle has been linked

10-25-2002 07:22:28

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Dave Smith, Another Problem, 10-25-2002 04:29:06

Michael Bouchard, special agent with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms and Tobacco, said a Bushmaster XM-15 rifle found in Muhammad's car had been linked by ballistics to 11 of the 14 Washington-area shootings, including one in which no one was injured.

Sources told Fox News that the pair were planning another sniper attack when they were captured. The sources also said a hole was cut in the trunk of the car, which contained a platform that could be shot from, making it possible that several of the shootings were executed from the trunk.

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so Why is Malvo's fingerprints found in ALabama?

10-25-2002 04:44:07

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Dave Smith, Another Problem, 10-25-2002 04:29:06

Just curious why Malvo's fingerprints were found on a piece of papaer left at the scene of the ALabama shooting? Coincidence that a 17 year old drop out from Bellingham, WA was at the same place where a simial modus operandi was used to kill one person and shoot a hole in the neck of another person? Rick

Pull hisd head off, one vertebrae at a time until his eyes pop out and he's crying asking for his Momma.

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Rick again

10-25-2002 04:50:34

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Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to so Why is Malvo's fingerprints found in ALabama?, 10-25-2002 04:44:07

First I would send him to prison for a 6 month vacation with Bubba and his buddies. Then I would send him to the place where they execute people and force him to watch them jiggle and wiggle while 40,000 volts course through their brains down to their toes.

Then I would put him in the same chair and have several false starts with the elctricity.

Then I would hang him up in a rack and flesh him like they did to POW's in vietnam.

Then I would pull his head off. But I would do it to Muhaamad guy first and make the 17 year old watch it he is next in line.

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send them the electric bill first

10-25-2002 07:07:15

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Re: Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Rick again, 10-25-2002 04:50:34

send them the estimated cost for electricity used to fry their a_ _es and have them pay it to the State before the switch is thrown.

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10-25-2002 09:07:10

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to send them the electric bill first, 10-25-2002 07:07:15

or better yet get the sniper/bomb squad out and sniper their....you know what's..off...

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Dave Smith

10-25-2002 04:47:06

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Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to so Why is Malvo's fingerprints found in ALabama?, 10-25-2002 04:44:07

Where is the other rifle? Who has it?
Dave <*)))><

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Don (NC)

10-25-2002 05:25:45

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Re: Re: Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Dave Smith, 10-25-2002 04:47:06

If you mean the weapon used in Ala, they said it was a pistol.

As to punishment, if you're not going to go the humane route, then I think an N tied to each arm and leg heading for four different points of the compass would be nice.

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Fast Ed Ohio

10-25-2002 00:06:10

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

It will be up to the federal goverment ( Federal crime ) They aint going no where but straight to H##l, Im thinking ( thats my problem ) We are all looking for a white van, they were in a Chevy Caprice, white vans used as decoys, suspects arent talking, we are in for more of the same because these people just dont care. lets let more of them in this country

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Rod MI

10-24-2002 22:55:12

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I think they should shoot them with a 22 every 10 minutes until they bleed to death I really feel for all the family�s effected Its pretty sad what people can do to each other

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duey in MN

10-24-2002 21:35:03

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

How about perform hard physical labor for the balance of their natural lives. And loss of their civil rights, all of them. Civil rights are for citizens who exercise RESPONSIBILITY and live in reasonable harmony within society. These dudes have abdicated. They gave it up.

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Bryguy

10-24-2002 21:25:07

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

I would like to see slow painfull punishment. Then state who else wants this punishment, just do something as stupid.

Today is a great day! I still feel sorry for those families directly affected.

Bryguy

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Allen in Oregon

10-24-2002 20:40:41

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Re: OT/Snipers in reply to R.M. In AL., 10-24-2002 20:12:05

Life in prison, breaking rocks, 14 hrs a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year in the far north of Alaska. Or if they can't abide the first option I volunteer to flip the switch that sends them to the eternal celestial dirt nap that they really deserve!

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Dick2

10-25-2002 04:30:12

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Re: Re: OT/Snipers in reply to Allen in Oregon, 10-24-2002 20:40:41

They aren't worth the cost of the taxpayers to feed them; I vote for a quick dispatch out of this life. Side Note: My uncle served on firing squads in WWI; he said he could always tell when he had the bullet because the kickback was different than the blanks.

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