QED on the death penalty
Tuesday, September 30th, 2008The mere existence of people such as this are the reason I believe in the death penalty.

The mere existence of people such as this are the reason I believe in the death penalty.
Not much to add beyond the headline, except: why do so many people fear those who obey the law?
With leftist politicians, the answer is plain: They don’t like the “little people” having too much power, and they certainly don’t want them to be too self-reliant. Liberals’ er… socialists’ entire power base is built on people depending on government for what they need. The “public safety” claims are a sham, repudiated time and time again by real-world crime statistics anywhere gun control laws have been instituted or loosened. Ban guns, violent crime goes up. Allow concealed carry, violent crime goes down. Why? Criminals prefer disarmed victims, because they don’t like getting shot.
And to the Mayor of Washington, DC: Thank you for being a damned fool and pushing Keller all the way to the top.
Via TJIC:
So, you get a gun.
You get ammunition.
You load the gun.
You call a cab to pick you up at the end of a dead end street … even though you don’t need to go anywhere.
When the cab arrives, you point the gun at the driver’s head and say something like “give me your money or I’ll kill you”.
And then - “even though you didn’t mean to” - an “accident” happens, and the gun “goes off”.
Ooops!
The post title contains pretty much everything I have to say about this. “Accident” my ass — what, you weren’t expecting him to struggle or something?
Even if he didn’t intend to actually pull the trigger in the end, that distinction is inconsequential.