• Soulbrutha34
    • 8 years 11 months ago
    • Posts: 515
    		 sorry to have two debates goin on yall but i want to know what yall thought about this.
    "You want to know who I am? My name is Sayid Jarrah... and I am a torturer."
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    • tonewinwy
      • 8 years 11 months ago
      • Posts: 989
      		 He tried turning his life around in Prison,helped other Inmates etc, so no I don't think he should've been Executed. Yes what he did was a very bad thing and Yes he should of paid for what he did. That's why in Prison he was the way he was helpin others by writting a book and telling people how it isn't a good thing to be in a gang. To me that's a more positive way than Executing. It isn't going to change what that person did all it does is give them an easier death than their victums. He should of been allowed to live out the rest of his days in Prison and continue helping others. That's just my opinion. Sorry If it offends anyone.
      It's OK, next time I'll make you listen. I wish that it were in the power of all children to say that to their parents and to know that indeed they would be heard as we were in those wonderful days on Waltons Mountain.Narrator The Waltons (From the Runawa
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      • System
        • 8 years 11 months ago
        • Posts: 74809
        		 I listened to the interview of the stepmother of one of his victims, it was stirring to say the least. The guy was an innocent, this woman was not hateful, just glad she could have closer on a very painful subject. I think she did the interview with incredible grace and dignity. She even admitted the good things he had done, but she said, it still won't bring back my stepson or the pain it caused his father. I can't remember her exact words. I do know this, she said he had a lot more time on earth than her stepson did.

        The fact that he killed 4 people in cold blood makes me feel numb to his situation. One account said he laughed about one of his victims murder (Owens), I just don't understand. I did not grow up in poverty or in a rough nieghborhood, so I can not relate to his mind-set at the time. The truth is I just don't understand murder. Does one dying for his crimes attone for them? I don't believe it does, but to many in this country paying for murder with your life does make it right and attone for the crime. On a different note, if someone killed one of my loved ones I would want them to die and would do anything to see it done as soon as possible.

        Thats my opion, its not necesarrily the right one
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        • System
          • 8 years 10 months ago
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          		 a guy with that name being executed? :shock:
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          • System
            • 8 years 10 months ago
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            		 It's funny how he changes his spots when the heat's on. It's okay to murder people and influence others to do so as long as you're not in the slammer, but when you're caught, you're suddenly a martyr with a "vision." He could write all the books he wanted and tell enough lost souls in "da' hood" that gangbanging is wrong, but if he were to escape his final judgment, a rightful execution, it would all be for nothing.

            People have been put to death for much less.
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