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JohnH wrote:
I think he should be isolated in a small cage and left there until he
dies.
No martyrdom for him.
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My relatively rare OT comment, sorry.

Unless he committed a capital crime under common definition, as
reprehensible as the ******* is we should not put him to death. The
prosecution seems to be making a case that
"failure to act" to prevent 9-11 is a capital offense. (If some far out
wack job conspiracy theorists were ever proven correct, that legal
precedent could have some dire and unexpected consequences).

Would we be better off to stick him in a typical state prison, and make sure
every other prisoner knows exactly who he is?

Doug Kanter wrote:

wrote in message
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JohnH wrote:

I think he should be isolated in a small cage and left there until he
dies.
No martyrdom for him.
--

My relatively rare OT comment, sorry.

Unless he committed a capital crime under common definition, as
reprehensible as the ******* is we should not put him to death. The
prosecution seems to be making a case that
"failure to act" to prevent 9-11 is a capital offense. (If some far out
wack job conspiracy theorists were ever proven correct, that legal
precedent could have some dire and unexpected consequences).


Would we be better off to stick him in a typical state prison, and make sure
every other prisoner knows exactly who he is?


Exactly who is he?

He'd be better off in the mental health system.

On Fri, 14 Apr 2006 15:49:58 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

wrote in message
roups.com...

JohnH wrote:
I think he should be isolated in a small cage and left there until he
dies.
No martyrdom for him.
--

My relatively rare OT comment, sorry.

Unless he committed a capital crime under common definition, as
reprehensible as the ******* is we should not put him to death. The
prosecution seems to be making a case that
"failure to act" to prevent 9-11 is a capital offense. (If some far out
wack job conspiracy theorists were ever proven correct, that legal
precedent could have some dire and unexpected consequences).

Would we be better off to stick him in a typical state prison, and make sure
every other prisoner knows exactly who he is?


There are too many Muslims in prisons who would think him a hero. He needs
isolation.
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'Til next time,

John H

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