Posted on 05/31/2022 11:46:30 AM PDT by libstripper
We used to throw crazy people in the nuthatch, but then the leftists decided that raving psychotic lunatics have “rights”.
“I had the misfortune of crossing paths with a serial killer…..Wayne Nance.”
I talked to Henry Lee Lucas two or three times. I worked at the hotel in Denton TX where he was staying when they arrested him. He would come down early for coffee. He was the only person I’ve ever talked to that I wished I had a pistol when he was in the room. He just had a really creepy, sicko vibe.
Does your "friend" operate a squirrel catapult for amusement?
The guy was a five alarm fire, and they gave him plenty of time to pad the body count.
You can multiply those who have the same or similar backgrounds probably 20 million times.
No joke.
The danger with passing new red flag laws is that lots of democrats and libs will flat out lie about Trump supporters and conservatives they don’t like. “I saw them doing X or heard them saying Y.” Then the law will require you to hand over all guns until the “investigation” is complete. People on our side have got to really think these things through.
I’m pretty sure I would’ve told the high school where he was a student. Sometimes as citizens we are supposed to speak up. What’s weird is when we do, and we’re told to hush up, it’s none of our business. There’s a line there somewhere. I guess it’s a conscience thing.
“Being crazy and waving a bag of bloody dead cats is not against the law.”
Cruelty to animals is against the law.
Talking about speaking up...
“Not all that long ago, AG Garland sicced the FBI on parents speaking out at school board meetings.”
We need to bring the State Mental Institutions back. The crazies have been allowed to breed for far too long.
Not if you eat them afterwards...
Indeed, it’s a felony and would make him a prohibited person.
I have a hard time killing them myself, but I will eat them if served up because they taste good. Teriyaki is my favorite.
To dead animals it's not; next..
I’m pretty sure I would’ve told the high school where he was a student.
Agree completely but we have known this since I was a child more than 60 years ago. A kid who tortured animals was seen as sick and needing treatment.
Sick, sick, sick and more sick.
The guy was a sick, disturbed, pervert.
Trash needing disposal. We have more of it.
Cruelty to animals is against the law.
My point is that it is very hard to get help for or restraint of crazy people who do not want help or wish to be restrained. Somewhat easier for minors since juvenile authorities do not have to prove a crime to intervene, only a likelihood of crime. Problem is states have become reluctant to put away juveniles, even when they actually do commit crimes, let alone when they don’t.
Many years ago when I worked in juvenile detention while most boys confined had committed actual crimes, most girls hadn’t. They were locked up because ‘they were out of control’. Those days are now long gone.
Kid was kicked out of the classroom by covid fear mongers. One of their goals is to ruin as many children as possible.
I read that also. One student described the killer as a bully.
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