"DaveS" wrote in message
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OK so let me see: Offering to be the reluctant executioner of a
criminal convicted by a jury of aggravated murder (34 hours of torture
etc etc), after almost 2 decades of unsuccessful appeals, who has been
sentenced to death under the laws of an American state, in a country
that has found capital punishment Constitutional, is "gutless"
because I "wouldn't have a chance unless you(sic) monster was
hogtied?"

you were talking of dry fields and baseball bats, big guy.
I think you talk tough and lack the balls. Is that clearer?

Is your attitude reflective of the general level of public support in
Pennsylvania for the challenges of correction's staff and management?

what the hell does that have to do with anything? As Jeff opined, there
isn't a big problem that anyone has cited, regarding psychopaths creating
mayhem in prisons. You are setting up a strawman, and I'm calling bull****.


I know Pennsylvania has had some problems with guards going over the
line, and judges selling young prisoners to private prisons for a
kickback. Hopefully Pennsylvania will work it out. Meanwhile I want
the State of Washington to shorten the life of Cal Brown and a couple
of others who have shortened other's lives in particularly horrific
ways.


how biblical of you. Well, FWIW, I want a lot of things that I have little
or no control over. This, for you, is one of those things. Get used to it.

Tom