Wow,in the video they sure interview some hi IQ ers on their opinion of this…….A teen and the head of a theme group organization
BrettFebruary 17, 2020 - 10:29 PM - 10:29 PM
If they were sentenced to death. What’s the point in paying for them any longer that we have to. These are people that are not empathetic and have no problem with killing people. Like any animal in nature. It gets the taste for killing people and will continue, so we hunt them down and kill them so that they don’t do it again.
If California has too many Bleeding Hearts, send them to Texas.
Sick of itFebruary 18, 2020 - 7:17 AM - 7:17 AM
CA doesn’t have to many bleeding hearts. We had voted in to speed up the death penalty process and enforce it. That idiot of a governor that was voted in put a end to it against the voters will because he personally doesn’t believe in it.
Sign from AboveFebruary 18, 2020 - 8:27 AM - 8:27 AM
@ Sick
Totally agree! This is just another example of how this “Governor” has no regard for the voting majority on subjects that are contrary to his agenda! Even the Dems should be watching that!
ShirleyFebruary 18, 2020 - 12:22 PM - 12:22 PM
I agree. Unfortunately we had a governor who decided that no more inmates would be put to death in California. What this means is their peers sat in court, heard the case, and made their wishes known. The inmate used his appeals and THEN our governor said ok I don’t accept your decision. Bologna! About 700 men will be moved to other institutions in California and put with other lesser dangerous inmates.
Clayton Black gloveFebruary 18, 2020 - 3:53 AM - 3:53 AM
It’s a day when our Governor doesn’t feel empathy for the victims, and feel compassion for the criminal
AnonZFebruary 18, 2020 - 4:28 AM - 4:28 AM
This Liberal says FRY THE MOFO’S!!! Line them all in front of a firing squad and buh-bye to all death row inmates all at once.
LeelandFebruary 19, 2020 - 8:39 PM - 8:39 PM
Put it on pay per view and make millions
AnonymousFebruary 18, 2020 - 5:19 AM - 5:19 AM
Gavin , our fearless governor said during the campaign that he would enforce the death penalty. He did , until he didn’t. Liar.
OverWhelmedFebruary 18, 2020 - 6:23 AM - 6:23 AM
WoW! Are you kidding? They murdered women, children, fathers, mothers, grandparents. They have no right to be anywhere but where they are. Screw you Newsom. I hope you are a victim in some way so you can feel what those that have been victimized feel.
Old-school guy.February 18, 2020 - 6:25 AM - 6:25 AM
Transfer them to Texas. That state has a death penalty.
LariFebruary 18, 2020 - 6:47 AM - 6:47 AM
Lacy Peterson and her almost full-term baby, Connor, were not treated humanely.
The problem with death row is there is no death. These criminals handed in their chips for humanity when they committed their crimes and were tried for their heinous acts by a jury.
I bet Scott Peterson requests a transfer. Seems our Gov does everything he thinks of against the hard working honest people in Ca.
Rob FerrierFebruary 18, 2020 - 7:11 AM - 7:11 AM
Maybe we should be super-careful about the death penalty for a couple of reasons. One, without doubt, we have executed innocent people. And two, you are way less likely to receive the death penalty if you are white.
If we can’t do it even-handedly and without emotion, we shouldn’t do it. And we’ve shown time and time again, that we can’t get it right. So life in prison should probably be enough.
Sick of itFebruary 18, 2020 - 8:02 AM - 8:02 AM
Did you ever consider that maybe the ratio of offenders of different races are because that maybe some commit the crime of murder more than others. It’s not a competition on what race is put away but that the guilty person is. As far as mistakes being made that held true years ago, but now with modern investigating tools and techniques that is a rare thing. And for the other excuse that is usually used is the high cost to execute a prisoner. Cut back the 20 years of appeals that’s the true high cost. As far as humanly executing some one. The way they had killed there victim should be the way they die to. It was good enough for there victim certainly it’s good enough for them
DawgFebruary 18, 2020 - 8:25 AM - 8:25 AM
Do some research instead of making stuff up. As of October 2019, in California there are 262 blacks, 242 whites, 168 Latinos, 9 Native Americans, and 28 Asians on death row.
Name one person that was executed in California that was later found to be innocent.
Rollo TomasiFebruary 18, 2020 - 8:45 AM - 8:45 AM
Also more likely to receive the death penalty if you are male. Shall we conclude that the system is misandrist?
SilvaFebruary 18, 2020 - 10:46 AM - 10:46 AM
Rollo Tomasi, I would say so.
Original GFebruary 18, 2020 - 8:59 AM - 8:59 AM
First step in giving their mega rich campaign contributors what they PAID for, . . . prime real estate San Quentin sits on.
They’ve been steadily emptying prisons, since 2011, and made it difficult to send people to state prison, they will say San Quentin prison is too expensive to keep open.
Kentucky DerbyFebruary 18, 2020 - 9:10 AM - 9:10 AM
In CA, if you’re sentenced to death – you get life in prison and the death penalty. Sitting on death row for 15-20 years and then getting the needle would be harder than instance death. Except us taxpayers end up paying for it. Just transfer them. Anywhere.
AnonymousFebruary 18, 2020 - 9:14 AM - 9:14 AM
After decades of weighing the pros and cons of the death penalty, I no longer support it. And I was a staunch supporter for years. I’ve come to the conclusion that no truly free people grants the government the power to kill them. And it’s not that some criminals don”t deserve to die — many certainly do. I simply no longer trust the police, prosecutors and the courts.
The Fearless SpectatorFebruary 18, 2020 - 10:31 AM - 10:31 AM
I support the death penalty, but respect your opinion. However, why should you and I pay for their room, board, and healthcare?
Make them work for it. Oh, and no voting privileges ever. Sorry Gavin.
Sick of itFebruary 18, 2020 - 10:42 AM - 10:42 AM
Thing is it’s not the government doing it. The person would have been convicted by a jury of his peers and sentenced to. The government carries out the verdict handed down by the jury made up of the general public
AnonymousFebruary 18, 2020 - 2:13 PM - 2:13 PM
I’ve been using Anonymous forever . Please get your own name .
Signed ,
The original anonymous
AnonymousFebruary 18, 2020 - 3:33 PM - 3:33 PM
No, I was the original Anonymous! You get your own name.
Ha! You’re trying to claim dibs on Anonymous? Now, that is funny. I was Anonymous for a couple of months back in 2007, but I got over it. Seriously, y’all need to get your own nom de Claycord!
gittyupFebruary 18, 2020 - 4:27 PM - 4:27 PM
You’ve been using Anonymous … forever? That makes you older than dirt!
SilvaFebruary 18, 2020 - 6:13 PM - 6:13 PM
Thanks for the laugh folks! I think if it became known that fewer than ten people are using anonymous as a nom de plume around these parts, I’d be surprised.
chuckie the trollFebruary 18, 2020 - 9:36 AM - 9:36 AM
People on death row are supposed to be released to the crematorium for proper handling! If our present governor had watched ‘Return of the Jedi’, he’d know what it meant to “release the prisoners!”.
ConcordejetFebruary 18, 2020 - 10:05 AM - 10:05 AM
Really a slap in the face!!!!!!! Work and rehabilitation are you kidding me? those worst prisoner will be set free and commit another crime. How good that gonna be????
WhoDat GurlFebruary 18, 2020 - 10:16 AM - 10:16 AM
Send all the death row inmates to Mexico, where the families must feed and support them, not the state. If the family won’t or can’t, let them starve to death. Less pain than they caused their victims, and the victims Families. An eye for an eye.
Original GFebruary 18, 2020 - 12:41 PM - 12:41 PM
Once transferred if they go into general population, Gen Pop, there will be admirers and a good number who’ll try to kill them for behind bars prestige. Sometimes called packing them a chute, throwing person off upper tier.
KirkwoodFebruary 18, 2020 - 1:34 PM - 1:34 PM
I think that one of the problems causing resistance to executions (except moral) is that in recent decades there have been many stories of botched executions, officials don’t know how to kill people humanely. Many animal control agencies use altitude (as in vacuum) chambers. It is the most low key and humane process. There is no discomfort, no pain, no gasping for breath like you see in the movies, you simply fade away without noticing.
I have ridden in altitude chambers several several times during military and civilian training. They take you to 30 or 40,000 feet where you remove your oxygen mask and learn to recognize incipient hypoxia (oxygen starvation) symptoms until you unknowingly fade away. When you pass out, your monitor slaps your oxygen mask back on. It is not an unpleasant experience.
Silva HarrFebruary 18, 2020 - 5:31 PM - 5:31 PM
Very interesting, Kirkwood. That doesn’t sound bad at all. Nothing like I imagined.
DirtnapFebruary 18, 2020 - 6:35 PM - 6:35 PM
Why are they not being transferred to the afterlife?
AmyFebruary 19, 2020 - 8:40 AM - 8:40 AM
So, if they’re on death row, they have no chance for parole. Why do we need to rehabilitate them? I totally support rehabilitating people who are going to get out, but, for the people who will die in prison, it seems like a waste of resources.
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Wow,in the video they sure interview some hi IQ ers on their opinion of this…….A teen and the head of a theme group organization
If they were sentenced to death. What’s the point in paying for them any longer that we have to. These are people that are not empathetic and have no problem with killing people. Like any animal in nature. It gets the taste for killing people and will continue, so we hunt them down and kill them so that they don’t do it again.
If California has too many Bleeding Hearts, send them to Texas.
CA doesn’t have to many bleeding hearts. We had voted in to speed up the death penalty process and enforce it. That idiot of a governor that was voted in put a end to it against the voters will because he personally doesn’t believe in it.
@ Sick
Totally agree! This is just another example of how this “Governor” has no regard for the voting majority on subjects that are contrary to his agenda! Even the Dems should be watching that!
I agree. Unfortunately we had a governor who decided that no more inmates would be put to death in California. What this means is their peers sat in court, heard the case, and made their wishes known. The inmate used his appeals and THEN our governor said ok I don’t accept your decision. Bologna! About 700 men will be moved to other institutions in California and put with other lesser dangerous inmates.
It’s a day when our Governor doesn’t feel empathy for the victims, and feel compassion for the criminal
This Liberal says FRY THE MOFO’S!!! Line them all in front of a firing squad and buh-bye to all death row inmates all at once.
Put it on pay per view and make millions
Gavin , our fearless governor said during the campaign that he would enforce the death penalty. He did , until he didn’t. Liar.
WoW! Are you kidding? They murdered women, children, fathers, mothers, grandparents. They have no right to be anywhere but where they are. Screw you Newsom. I hope you are a victim in some way so you can feel what those that have been victimized feel.
Transfer them to Texas. That state has a death penalty.
Lacy Peterson and her almost full-term baby, Connor, were not treated humanely.
The problem with death row is there is no death. These criminals handed in their chips for humanity when they committed their crimes and were tried for their heinous acts by a jury.
Sickening. But not surprising with Newsom.
I bet Scott Peterson requests a transfer. Seems our Gov does everything he thinks of against the hard working honest people in Ca.
Maybe we should be super-careful about the death penalty for a couple of reasons. One, without doubt, we have executed innocent people. And two, you are way less likely to receive the death penalty if you are white.
If we can’t do it even-handedly and without emotion, we shouldn’t do it. And we’ve shown time and time again, that we can’t get it right. So life in prison should probably be enough.
Did you ever consider that maybe the ratio of offenders of different races are because that maybe some commit the crime of murder more than others. It’s not a competition on what race is put away but that the guilty person is. As far as mistakes being made that held true years ago, but now with modern investigating tools and techniques that is a rare thing. And for the other excuse that is usually used is the high cost to execute a prisoner. Cut back the 20 years of appeals that’s the true high cost. As far as humanly executing some one. The way they had killed there victim should be the way they die to. It was good enough for there victim certainly it’s good enough for them
Do some research instead of making stuff up. As of October 2019, in California there are 262 blacks, 242 whites, 168 Latinos, 9 Native Americans, and 28 Asians on death row.
Name one person that was executed in California that was later found to be innocent.
Also more likely to receive the death penalty if you are male. Shall we conclude that the system is misandrist?
Rollo Tomasi, I would say so.
First step in giving their mega rich campaign contributors what they PAID for, . . . prime real estate San Quentin sits on.
They’ve been steadily emptying prisons, since 2011, and made it difficult to send people to state prison, they will say San Quentin prison is too expensive to keep open.
Best politicians money can buy.
https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-pol-ca-gavin-newsom-san-francisco-money/
Rob with the anti white ideology nice touch pal
In CA, if you’re sentenced to death – you get life in prison and the death penalty. Sitting on death row for 15-20 years and then getting the needle would be harder than instance death. Except us taxpayers end up paying for it. Just transfer them. Anywhere.
After decades of weighing the pros and cons of the death penalty, I no longer support it. And I was a staunch supporter for years. I’ve come to the conclusion that no truly free people grants the government the power to kill them. And it’s not that some criminals don”t deserve to die — many certainly do. I simply no longer trust the police, prosecutors and the courts.
I support the death penalty, but respect your opinion. However, why should you and I pay for their room, board, and healthcare?
Make them work for it. Oh, and no voting privileges ever. Sorry Gavin.
Thing is it’s not the government doing it. The person would have been convicted by a jury of his peers and sentenced to. The government carries out the verdict handed down by the jury made up of the general public
I’ve been using Anonymous forever . Please get your own name .
Signed ,
The original anonymous
No, I was the original Anonymous! You get your own name.
Ha! You’re trying to claim dibs on Anonymous? Now, that is funny. I was Anonymous for a couple of months back in 2007, but I got over it. Seriously, y’all need to get your own nom de Claycord!
You’ve been using Anonymous … forever? That makes you older than dirt!
Thanks for the laugh folks! I think if it became known that fewer than ten people are using anonymous as a nom de plume around these parts, I’d be surprised.
People on death row are supposed to be released to the crematorium for proper handling! If our present governor had watched ‘Return of the Jedi’, he’d know what it meant to “release the prisoners!”.
Really a slap in the face!!!!!!! Work and rehabilitation are you kidding me? those worst prisoner will be set free and commit another crime. How good that gonna be????
Send all the death row inmates to Mexico, where the families must feed and support them, not the state. If the family won’t or can’t, let them starve to death. Less pain than they caused their victims, and the victims Families. An eye for an eye.
Once transferred if they go into general population, Gen Pop, there will be admirers and a good number who’ll try to kill them for behind bars prestige. Sometimes called packing them a chute, throwing person off upper tier.
I think that one of the problems causing resistance to executions (except moral) is that in recent decades there have been many stories of botched executions, officials don’t know how to kill people humanely. Many animal control agencies use altitude (as in vacuum) chambers. It is the most low key and humane process. There is no discomfort, no pain, no gasping for breath like you see in the movies, you simply fade away without noticing.
I have ridden in altitude chambers several several times during military and civilian training. They take you to 30 or 40,000 feet where you remove your oxygen mask and learn to recognize incipient hypoxia (oxygen starvation) symptoms until you unknowingly fade away. When you pass out, your monitor slaps your oxygen mask back on. It is not an unpleasant experience.
Very interesting, Kirkwood. That doesn’t sound bad at all. Nothing like I imagined.
Why are they not being transferred to the afterlife?
So, if they’re on death row, they have no chance for parole. Why do we need to rehabilitate them? I totally support rehabilitating people who are going to get out, but, for the people who will die in prison, it seems like a waste of resources.
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