Shooting in Colorado leaves 12 dead, 58 wounded.

[Creed of Heresy]

Aye, I would agree, but...most of the people who just suffered this tragedy are probably good, decent people. I can easily say I would drive a nail into this sack of shit's miniscule gnads because...well, I can't say I'm a genuinely good person. I've done some nasty shit in order to survive and I have to live with that forever. But these people...they don't need to become monsters themselves. The cold hand of justice would best be the one for the task of removing this subhuman filth from existence.

Besides. The electric chair is apparently an extremely unpleasant way to go, which is why they introduced the pansy-ass concept of lethal injection. Personally I'd rather they just execute him via firing squad and dump him in an unmarked grave; cold, dispassionate, unheralded...just what this piece of shit deserves.

I heard a gas chamber is even crueller and can last up to 11 minutes maximum or through him into a incinerator alive, let him feel the really hell.

Nah, that still has some pomp and circumstance. Pain is such a finite thing, but there is knowledge for sickos like this that a grand, spectacular death is something worthwhile; pain may mean little but in the back of their heads in their final moments, the spectacle of it, to them, is worth it, that they will be remembered for something, by someone, in even the most twisted ways.

A firing squad, where the individual is wearing a hood, is unknown to the shooters, and is killed in the most unmemorable fashion possible, is far the more fitting. It may lack the physical pain but the mental anguish of being robbed of their spectacle will be far more intense.

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This is his mugshot.

The man just committed mass-homocide and he is smirking.

Not defending his actions obviously, but you are incorrect.

From USA Today (who have the same picture).

"This photo provided by the University of Colorado shows James Holmes, who was studying neuroscience in a Ph.D. program at the University of Colorado-Denver graduate school."

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/stor...56373668/1

Eh, nitpicking. Either way the sight of his face sends a wave of indescribable loathing down my spine.