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In the right situations, I can seem like a cold-hearted prick, being very obstinate – but his is a job I could not handle. I am far too empathetic to not go crazy and try to kill myself for my partaking in another’s deliberate death. That’s not to say Is won’t defend myself or the one’s love, or even a total stranger in the right situation – but to literally be the point person to oversee the execution of another human being … regularly. Nope.
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will he be working for Joe Arpaio in AZ?
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If he had a bit of moral fiber, he would have resigned before the botched executions.
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It amazes me how pro-life people can be so enthusiastic about executions and guns.
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Failure is an option,
he is going home to be closer with his family…ok when they found out you knew they drugs wernt what they appeared to be and used them anyway…well your family may need to get use to you being away for a very very long time
It’s not for everybody and I certainly hear you.
You know, Scalia predicted not too long ago that execution could soon be made unconstitutional as cruel and unusual punishment. He’s seen the changes come, you know? Making gay marriage a constitutional right nearly gave him a heart infarction.
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Gosh…It’s amazing how important ‘family’ becomes to losers…
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OOOOH!! THAT WAS COLD!! 
Oh, Jeebus, who put this Gomer in charge? I wouldn’t trust that face with fixing my toilet.
If repigs had their way executions would be by burning the body slowly and drinking the blood of the executed. Then killing their families. Because that’s what Jesus wants.
The Peter Principal in action.
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It’s damned shame it didn’t give Fat Tony a MI or a CVA (or, better both).
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