• king_comrade@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    Celebrating torture makes you worthy of receiving it. Bloody animals, challenge yourself and be better humans.

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      4 days ago

      So, Pike deserves torture, and it is good that she got it, but we should just resign ourselves to the fact that her torture was necessary and not celebrate it ourselves, only make sure it is carried out.

      That’s a fine line, but I can appreciate the difference. What if her witnessing the public’s celebration is part of the torture she needs? Should we sacrifice our own morality to do so?

      Edit: y’all are wild. Pike celebrated torture, but doesn’t deserve torture, but the people who celebrate Pike’s torture deserve torture? That’s fucked up. Y’all backwards

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    In comments released by her legal team on Friday, the prisoner said that there had not been a moment since she was injected with a massive dose of the sedative pentobarbital that she had not been in pain. “My body hurts. My arms hurt. My hands hurt. My throat hurts. I still struggle to speak. And the pain isn’t just physical. There is pain in my mind and in my soul,” she said.

    More in article.

    • PenisLipsYinYang69@lemmy.worldOP
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      I’m new here but It’s nice to just ban users that are clearly bigoted. I have lost all need to sway anyone ready to fight over basic human rights. in fact human rights are not included in their vocab. I know this effort might be in vain but maybe I’ll see less hate and troll bait.

  • if instead of trial and due process she was killed by a mob? would it have been more fair, just, and humane?

    I’m not using that hypothetical to defend mob justice, but instead to show how much the justice system has to fuck up to be less humane than mob justice

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      6 days ago

      Yes, let’s let the unhinged person who carves pentagrams into people’s flesh before caving their skulls in go home.

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        Look at the big picture,by this point she has had more done to her than she has done to others.

        Im not saying let her start a Babysitter’s Club, but at least let her swap jails with Ghislaine Maxwell.

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    6 days ago

    I wonder what her victim, whom she tortured, carved a pentagram into her chest, then crushed her skull thinks about all this.

    Why don’t we just use a guillotine? Properly sharpened there’s pretty little room for error. Seems like we just do the gas thing to make it easier on the people that show up to watch.

    In open and shut cases where it’s beyond doubt that the suspect committed a crime like this, I fully support the death penalty. No reason to keep them around, paying for them for decades.