Man Plows Vehicle Into Holiday Parade - 11 Adults, 12 Children Hospitalized, 1 Dead

[GlennwaldSnowdenAssanged]

The non-white capitalists will have to sign a confession stating that they are really white supremacists on the inside, and therefore are thought criminals.

White capitalists will have to sign a white guilt confession, along with a myriad of other confessions.

It doesn't look like we are in the garden of eden any longer.

 

[Occam's Banana]

After the Waukesha incident, a lot of people were referring to Brooks as a "domestic terrorist".

I thought that was a bit hyperbolic - he seemed like a vicious asshole who plowed through all those people just to get away from the cops.

I still think that's the case (subject to any new information to the contrary) - and people should certainly be more circumspect when it comes to throwing around terms like "domestic terrorism" - but it appears that in 2007, Brooks actually did engage in what could reasonably be referred to as "domestic terrorism".

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1463629713818202114

 

[phill4paul]

After the Waukesha incident, a lot of people were referring to Brooks as a "domestic terrorist".

I thought that was a bit hyperbolic - he seemed like a vicious asshole who plowed through all those people just to get away from the cops.

I still think that's the case (subject to any new information to the contrary) - and people should certainly be more circumspect when it comes to throwing around terms like "domestic terrorism" - but it appears that in 2007, Brooks actually did engage in what could reasonably be referred to as "domestic terrorism".

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1463629713818202114

Too bad there is not a system in place to keep track of his prior criminal history. I'm sure the D.A. in the latest was blind sided.

 

[John-G]

So anyone still against the death penalty for the ghoul?

 

[Occam's Banana]

So anyone still against the death penalty for the ghoul?

Yes.

 

[CCTelander]

Yes.

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Occam's Banana again."

 

[John-G]

Yes.

Not even for special occasions and crimes like this? The way I see it, there is no doubt we got the wrong guy in this case and the crime is heinous enough to deserve death. Don't think he could be or there is need for this one to be rehabilitated. I steadfast devotion to principles is amazing and I salute you.

 

[A Son of Liberty]

Not even for special occasions and crimes like this? The way I see it, there is no doubt we got the wrong guy in this case and the crime is heinous enough to deserve death. Don't think he could be or there is need for this one to be rehabilitated. I steadfast devotion to principles is amazing and I salute you.

You want to go deposit a slug in his skull? Go ahead. I'm NOT giving that authority to the State, an entity which has GLEEFULLY abused that authority for decades.

Did you NOT watch the Rittenhouse case??? We just watched on LIVE TV prosecutorial misconduct with an aim to convict a CHILD - WITHOUT CONSEQUENCE, BY THE WAY - and one which they CLEARLY knew he was innocent of the crimes of which they'd accused him.... and you want to give the state the authority over life and death!?

What the FUCK is it with people, who seemingly CANNOT get over this state-worship??

 

[Occam's Banana]

Not even for special occasions and crimes like this?

Not even then.

The way I see it, there is no doubt we got the wrong guy in this case [...]

I agree.

[...] and the crime is heinous enough to deserve death.

Deserve death? I dare say he does.

But I can't resist paraphrasing Tolkien here:

"Many who live deserve death. But many who die deserve life. Can you give it to them? No? Then do not be so eager to deal out death in judgment."

Don't think he could be or there is need for this one to be rehabilitated.

I don't regard "rehabilitation" (whatever that means) as having any relevance to the issue, one way or the other. If "rehabilitation" actually happens at some point, then that's great and wonderful and all, but it shouldn't be the purpose of any system of justice - certainly not the primary one. The primary purpose should be restitution to and/or the "making whole" of the victims or their survivors, to whatever extent that is possible.

I steadfast devotion to principles is amazing and I salute you.

Just to be clear, I don't have any more sympathy for this guy than I do for any other murderous asshole one might care to name.

If he ends up getting shivved in prison (Wisconsin doesn't have the death penalty), I won't shed a tear.

But it's not a matter of whether this particular guy is the "right" one or not. It's a matter of all the other "wrong" ones who will inevitably end up being executed anyway. despite any best efforts that might be made to prevent such a thing from happening. The easiest, most drop-dead, no-brainer way to ensure that that does not happen is to simply forego capital punishment in all cases. Innocent or unjustly convicted people can be let out of prison. They can't be let out of the grave.

 

[kahless]

Not even then.

I agree.

Deserve death? I dare say he does.

But I can't resist paraphrasing Tolkien here:

"Many who live deserve death. But many who die deserve life. Can you give it to them? No? Then do not be so eager to deal out death in judgment."

I don't regard "rehabilitation" (whatever that means) as having any relevance to the issue, one way or the other. If "rehabilitation" actually happens at some point, then that's great and wonderful and all, but it shouldn't be the purpose of any system of justice - certainly not the primary one. The primary purpose should be restitution to and/or the "making whole" of the victims or their survivors, to whatever extent that is possible.

Just to be clear, I don't have any more sympathy for this guy than I do for any other murderous asshole one might care to name.

If he ends up getting shivved in prison (Wisconsin doesn't have the death penalty), I won't shed a tear.

But it's not a matter of whether this particular guy is the "right" one or not. It's a matter of all the other "wrong" ones who will inevitably end up being executed anyway. despite any best efforts that might be made to prevent such a thing from happening. The easiest, most drop-dead, no-brainer way to ensure that that does not happen is to simply forego capital punishment in all cases. Innocent or unjustly convicted people can be let out of prison. They can't be let out of the grave.

+1. Out of rep.

 

[ClaytonB]

What the $#@! is it with people, who seemingly CANNOT get over this state-worship??

Possibility A: Useful idiots programmed by State indoctrination and propaganda

Possibility B: Paid shills or captured individuals flipped to shilling

(Possibility C: Actual agents of the State)

 

[pcosmar]

Too bad there is not a system in place to keep track of his prior criminal history. I'm sure the D.A. in the latest was blind sided.

You could run that through the local Fusion Center, but I doubt you get a straight answer.

 

[Anti Federalist]

So anyone still against the death penalty for the ghoul?

Yes, for many of the reasons already stated.

Yes in this case we probably have the "right man".

The well documented cases and consequences of where it is NOT the right man are too great.

ETA - I would probably abandon my principles if I was on the jury considering execution for genocide of the likes of Fauchi and the rest of the mad scientists that unleashed CCP19 on the world, and are planning an even deadlier version of plague as we speak.

 

[dannno]

Yes, for many of the reasons already stated.

Yes in this case we probably have the "right man".

The well documented cases and consequences of where it is NOT the right man are too great.

ETA - I would probably abandon my principles if I was on the jury considering execution for genocide of the likes of Fauchi and the rest of the mad scientists that unleashed CCP19 on the world, and are planning an even deadlier version of plague as we speak.

Same here

 

[Occam's Banana]

People don't kill people. Cars kill people.

https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1463686399123730443 [DELETED]

 

[belian78]

Hard to think of four grannies and some old banker getting mowed down as angelic work. But if it works, it works.

Mysterious ways and all that.

It's the original Hopium. Just pray to the great hero savior and all will be puppies and rainbows. Don't take your life into your hands, the great hero savior is coming back one day to make it all perfect.

Just wait, Q is going to bring down the satanic pedo's just you watch and wait.. It's the same line, just modified for today's society.

 

[belian78]

Some people keep saying this - as if anyone (let alone the media) was ever going to be paying much attention to it to begin with.

First, the Rittenhouse trial/verdict that was the "distraction." Now it's this. Tomorrow, it will be something else.

If it keeps up, I'm going to start wondering what they're trying to use the Maxwell trial to distract us from ...

Oh, maybe the fact that people are dropping dead from cardiac/pulmonary/anaphylactic events left and right? Maybe the normalization of cardiac issues in children is hitting front pages of newspapers across the world? Creeping infrastructure for the digital enslavement of humanity? That would be my vote.

 

[Occam's Banana]

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

But if I was a medical company exec distributing death shots killing people every day I'm not liable

 

[Occam's Banana]

People don't kill people. Cars kill people.