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A 19 year old cashier at a BK in NY was shot and killed _after_ giving a gun toting robber 100$ out of the register. He turned and shot her as he was leaving.


I've spoken before about how I think the death penalty should be limited to cases where the verdict is indisputable. This is one of those cases. People like that should be strung up in front of the courthouse steps and made example of. Preferably, slowly.

It's one thing to commit crimes, even those that end with blood. Even some of our worst offenders can be redeemed under the right circuimstances. But that kind of senselessness can only be answered in one way. With the erasure of the offender.

A 19 year old cashier at a BK in NY was shot and killed _after_ giving a gun toting robber 100$ out of the register. He turned and shot her as he was leaving.


I've spoken before about how I think the death penalty should be limited to cases where the verdict is indisputable. This is one of those cases. People like that should be strung up in front of the courthouse steps and made example of. Preferably, slowly.

It's one thing to to commit crimes, even those that end with blood. Even some of our worst offenders can be redeemed under the right circuit. But that kind of senselessness can only be answered in one way. With the erasure of the offender.

A 19 year old cashier at a BK in NY was shot and killed _after_ giving a gun toting robber 100$ out of the register. He turned and shot her as he was leaving.


I've spoken before about how I think the death penalty should be limited to cases where the verdict is indisputable. This is one of those cases. People like that should be strung up in front of the courthouse steps and made example of. Preferably, slowly.

It's one thing to to commit crimes, even those that end with blood. Even some of our worst offenders can be redeemed under the right circuit. But that kind of senselessness can only be answered in one way. With the erasure of the offender.