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Incredibly Sobering Article by Lavar Arrington

ScottInStanley

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Why did it need to be read?

B.B., 4th option. Beaten to brink of death, nursed back to health, repeat beaten to brink of death, nurse back to health again, and back to beating back to brink of death. Use his own wealth he has accumlated throughout his lifetime for nursing him back to health repeatedly.

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Why did it need to be read?

B.B., 4th option. Beaten to brink of death, nursed back to health, repeat beaten to brink of death, nurse back to health again, and back to beating back to brink of death. Use his own wealth he has accumlated throughout his lifetime for nursing him back to health repeatedly.

This was a reference to my death penalty comment earlier. I could care less if we have the death penalty or not, but some of the posters seem to agree with beating a man to death that molested their child, while being against the death penalty. Why is that OK but, having a jury of 12 decide to put a man to death so cruel?

My thought is that no one likes the death penalty until it happens to one of their family members being raped or murderd and then its justified.

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This was a reference to my death penalty comment earlier. I could care less if we have the death penalty or not, but some of the posters seem to agree with beating a man to death that molested their child, while being against the death penalty. Why is that OK but, having a jury of 12 decide to put a man to death so cruel?

My thought is that no one likes the death penalty until it happens to one of their family members being rape or murder and then its justified.

I am all for the Death Penalty, but I think the DP is too good for these people. Child Molesters should be beaten repeatedly everyday for life.

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I am all for the Death Penalty, but I think the DP is too good for these people. Child Molesters should be beaten repeatedly everyday for life.

I agree but some of the posters like the death of someone when it hits to close to home but don't agree with it when its a case they aren't emotionally involved with.

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I'm for the death penalty 24/7

Only they should speed up the process

what if one of the many underage girls you've posted pictures of causes a lust to spark in the heart of a disturbed man browsing the forums and is a step in the process of his slow slide towards depraved sexual abuse?

or are you already that guy

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I vote that those kids should be allowed to torture this guy with the worst torturing methods known on this earth. Treat him even more horribly than the worst terrorists on the planet!

I hope the Devil reems his ass daily for all of eternity! What a FUG!!!!!!!

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