Comments on: Doctors let Pot Smoking Organ Transplant Patient Die

By: Slob

Slob — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:14:50 +0000

Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation Anyway … nice blog to visit.

cheers, Slob

By: theplazoid

theplazoid — Thu, 22 May 2008 18:54:38 +0000

Peace be with you Sue

I agree that death penalty for something that the drugs laws make inevitable seems hypocritical, but the whole “thou shalt not kill” and “string ‘em up” oxymoronic neo-christian dogma is pretty damn hypocritical in of itself. Of the two conflicting privileged banker family slogans I personally partial to the “I shall not kill” mentality. The death penalty is one of many “tools” the banker families use to carry out their racist, eugenics, population control. Life in prison is a much worse penalty, cheaper then the death penalty, more humane, and maybe as a society we can learn to really rehabilitate and forgive.

But your right those bankers and the CEO’s should have to spend the rest of their lives planting their own food.

And one last thought: Everyone’s afraid to die. Some are just more afraid to live. The most hardened are hardened to mask the fear. The bankers fear us not believing in their paper.

love eternal
tad

By: Sue Carter

Sue Carter — Thu, 22 May 2008 13:20:56 +0000

Many people in this country want to expand the death penalty to include drug dealers. This is really stupid. Drug dealers aren’t afraid to die. They’re already killin’ each other by the hundreds every day. Drive-bys, turf wars, gang killings. They’re not afraid to die. The death penalty means very little unless you use it on people who are afraid to die. Like the bankers who launder the drug money. Forget dealers. If you want to slow down the drug traffic, you have to start executing some of these white, middle class Republican bankers. And I don’t mean soft American execution like lethal injection. – George Carlin in Napalm and Silly Putty