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Originally posted by: Vic
Great news. Better than I would have ever hoped. With his low approval rating, I don't think Bush will dare to interfere. Here's to hoping that both those fsckers rot in prison a long time and then die there.
Originally posted by: sygyzy
Originally posted by: Vic
Great news. Better than I would have ever hoped. With his low approval rating, I don't think Bush will dare to interfere. Here's to hoping that both those fsckers rot in prison a long time and then die there.
Vic, do you think there is any point in his day, that Bush decides NOT to do something due to his approval rating? If there is, I'd like to know what it is. As if the war, Patriot Act, wiretapping, etc is not enough. I mean the last one alone is so fundamentally illegal that it shows he has no regard for his approval rating. I am not trying to incite a debate because whether or not you think the NSA should eavesdrop, you gotta admit that it is illegal. My point being - He DOES NOT CARE what people think of him.
Originally posted by: Vic
Great news. Better than I would have ever hoped. With his low approval rating, I don't think Bush will dare to interfere. Here's to hoping that both those fsckers rot in prison a long time and then die there.
Originally posted by: NanoStuff
Two years in a private cell with top security, Xboxes, HDTV and good dining. It's gonna be like staying at home for a while.
Yeah, but I see a presidential pardon in the not too distant future.Originally posted by: Vic
Great news. Better than I would have ever hoped. With his low approval rating, I don't think Bush will dare to interfere. Here's to hoping that both those fsckers rot in prison a long time and then die there.
Originally posted by: PaulNEPats
Hopefully they don't get sent to a resort
If you're referring to sporty hot-rods, you're probably right.Originally posted by: Falcon39
and I think you'll find he will spend most of the rest of his life behind cars.
Originally posted by: Vic
They couldn't put them in population anyway. Are you kidding? Even the child rapists would attack them. They wouldn't last even as long as Dahmer did.Originally posted by: gigapet
these guys are old men. hardly the freshmeat the ass pounders want.
Originally posted by: boomerang
Sentencing is sometime in September.
Go rob a 7-Eleven, get convicted, and see how long it takes to get sentenced.
TextOriginally posted by: virtualgames0
Dahmer never went to prison. He was granted his insanity plea.Originally posted by: Vic
They couldn't put them in population anyway. Are you kidding? Even the child rapists would attack them. They wouldn't last even as long as Dahmer did.Originally posted by: gigapet
these guys are old men. hardly the freshmeat the ass pounders want.
After being charged with fifteen counts of murder, he entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. On February 17, 1992, a court rejected his plea of insanity and sentenced Dahmer to fifteen consecutive life sentences, which required a minimum of 936 years' imprisonment. Wisconsin does not have capital punishment.
Dahmer served his time at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin. On 28th November, 1994, fellow inmate Christopher Scarver, a double murderer, beat Dahmer and another inmate, Jesse Anderson, to death with a bench-press bar from the prison's weight room.
Originally posted by: Vic
TextOriginally posted by: virtualgames0
Dahmer never went to prison. He was granted his insanity plea.Originally posted by: Vic
They couldn't put them in population anyway. Are you kidding? Even the child rapists would attack them. They wouldn't last even as long as Dahmer did.Originally posted by: gigapet
these guys are old men. hardly the freshmeat the ass pounders want.
After being charged with fifteen counts of murder, he entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. On February 17, 1992, a court rejected his plea of insanity and sentenced Dahmer to fifteen consecutive life sentences, which required a minimum of 936 years' imprisonment. Wisconsin does not have capital punishment.
Dahmer served his time at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin. On 28th November, 1994, fellow inmate Christopher Scarver, a double murderer, beat Dahmer and another inmate, Jesse Anderson, to death with a bench-press bar from the prison's weight room.
Originally posted by: kevinthenerd
Originally posted by: Vic
TextOriginally posted by: virtualgames0
Dahmer never went to prison. He was granted his insanity plea.Originally posted by: Vic
They couldn't put them in population anyway. Are you kidding? Even the child rapists would attack them. They wouldn't last even as long as Dahmer did.Originally posted by: gigapet
these guys are old men. hardly the freshmeat the ass pounders want.
After being charged with fifteen counts of murder, he entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. On February 17, 1992, a court rejected his plea of insanity and sentenced Dahmer to fifteen consecutive life sentences, which required a minimum of 936 years' imprisonment. Wisconsin does not have capital punishment.
Dahmer served his time at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin. On 28th November, 1994, fellow inmate Christopher Scarver, a double murderer, beat Dahmer and another inmate, Jesse Anderson, to death with a bench-press bar from the prison's weight room.
What a way to go. That's about as undignified as it gets. That's less dignified (albeit just as humane) than having a publicized and formalized capital punishment.
Originally posted by: jjones
Yeah, but I see a presidential pardon in the not too distant future.Originally posted by: Vic
Great news. Better than I would have ever hoped. With his low approval rating, I don't think Bush will dare to interfere. Here's to hoping that both those fsckers rot in prison a long time and then die there.
Rumor is that Dahmer and that olympic weight bench press bar got... ah, shall we say... intimate. :Q :evil:Originally posted by: kevinthenerd
What a way to go. That's about as undignified as it gets. That's less dignified (albeit just as humane) than having a publicized and formalized capital punishment.