Most damning part of the whole article.
So you wrote a childrens' book, Tookie? Very nice.
You're entitled to one -- no, two -- gold star stickers on your forehead before they administer the needle.
Posted on 12/04/2005 8:37:33 AM PST by SmithL
After learning of Williams calloused inhumane murderous brutality and racism, I share your views to the letter.
There was an editor of a Compton paper on the John & Ken show Friday. He said the majority there does not support clemency.
How many people are now dead because of the evil street gang this thug started? I've rarely seen a case where someone deserves the death penalty as much as this horrid individual.
"He's changed, he's done so much good since then." - That's what the libs are saying. The cry of a repentant man is never "It was somebody else's fault."
I heard the guy. How insulting to decent black citizens from South Central to think they would support someone who helped destroy their community.
Williams should get down on his knees and give thanks that the State has given him a life span much longer than the average for his followers. 24 years of being granted almost every legal desire except freedom. Shouldn't have been over 5.
Wish I could give credit where credit is due.
I don't think he deserves clemency now... oh and these great Children's books they want to give him a Nobel Peace Prize for writing (I think they were ghost-written myself) sold less than 400 copies..... so how many kids can 400 books save?
Most damning part of the whole article.
So you wrote a childrens' book, Tookie? Very nice.
You're entitled to one -- no, two -- gold star stickers on your forehead before they administer the needle.
What is it about Hollywood these days? and their desire to bed down with the worst of the worst in our society.
Arnold will woos out and commute the killer's sentence, especially now that he has a left-wing commie faggot on his staff. Oh well, don't blame me, I voted for McC.
"it is an occasion for sadness that it ever had to come to that"
I agree dancing on his grave may be a tad morbid. OTOH, in some ways I can legitibately see the cause for celebration in the sense that at long last we may witness justice being done.
I'm not sad when our system works (albeit belatedly).
Those "errors" have been appealled over and over again. The most recent one was just last week.
All have appeals been denied.
Tookie is a thug and a criminal.
Mike Farrell can stand up there and tell the world how great Tookie is, but you can bet your last dollar that Farrell won't take Tookie into his home and be totally responsible for his behavior, with penalties for both Tookie and Farrell when the inevitable happens.
The lies from Snoop Dog - a former CRIPS GANG member- and all the others crying about poor Tookie makes me puke.
They all need to spend some personal time with the VICTIMS of Tookie's life style.
String the animal up in the town square, and be done with it. ""
Tookie is a pit bull in a human skin, IMO. Cannot change his behavior-EVER.
We're dealing with a RINO governor who's beholden to his Leftist advisors. All bets are off.
Agreed. A feeling of satisfaction that justice has finally been done is wholly appropriate (assuming he is guilty, and again I have no opinion on this). My problem is with the people who are giddy with thoughts of torturing the man to death.
Execute him and let his soul be on its way. But in demanding justice for "this monster" some people are becoming monsters themselves.
They are just clueless without their scripts.
I would never dance on Tookies grave. I might urinate on it.
No cure for Rabid dogs except euthanisation.
Well this is where Schwarzenegger must earn his keep. He can look at every single piece of possible evidence that the courts technicalitied out against the defense (or against the prosecution for that matter). He's the judge of last resort.
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