MANSON

[kevbone]

If he is truly a psychopath then he cannot help what he does. Then it would be immoral for us to be judge and juror with his life. IMO

 

Then again a $1.00 bullet to the side of the head is more cost effective than 35 years of imprisonment.

 

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If he is truly a psychopath then he cannot help what he does. Then it would be immoral for us to be judge and juror with his life. IMO

 

Then again a $1.00 bullet to the side of the head is more cost effective than 35 years of imprisonment.

 

i heard isn't quite expensive to put some down, you'd be surprised.

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YdZsnOw-h_U

[lI1|1!]

he should be kept alive as a specimen of psychopathic behavior - a scientific example of a disease.

 

people moralize this stuff, then they mythologize it. i'd say it's just another example of human nature (at it's worst).

 

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no way, pay per veiw or maybe half time at next years super bowl

[Bug]

I used to be against the death penalty but with video evidence, eye-witness accounts, and DNA, I think the question comes down to "what is a reasonable doubt?" If there is not a reasonable doubt and a person is clearly never going to do anything but contribute to the corruption of other inmates, why keep them alive? Why inhibit the ability of the penal system to rehabilitate other convicts?

If someone rapes one of my daughters, I would probably end up in jail myself. In order to survive, I would now be forced to interact with seriously deadly people and live by their rules.

Do you think I would come out as a rehabilitated person or a seriously twisted individual?

Manson was "raised" by the juvi system in California. It has not improved in terms of returning felons.

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manson is a product.... i think this is where george caps lenny.

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manson is the decider

[STP]

So, I suppose while you're on the subject of psychopaths...

 

Is your boss a psychopath?