Charles Manson taken out of prison, rushed to hospital...

[vorlon13]

just a bit of advice:

don't try to out weird Charles Manson

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

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Just checked google, apparently he killed no one but was convicted of first degree murder on several counts because of the fact he ordered the murders to be carried out.

paulpablo,

You are correct.  Charlie is absolutely no different than Jesus being Yahweh god incarnate in ordering killings though out the primitive Bronze and Iron Age bible. 
When Jesus becomes the only one god, as the Trinitarians comically believe, then ol Jesus is held culpable of the horrors and killings of the Old Testment. 2+2=4.  
Therefore, the inspired word of Jesus, as Yahweh god incarnate, ordered his followers to kill in this one of many example, to wit:  

"If your own full brother, or your son or daughter, or your beloved wife, or you intimate friend, entices you secretly to serve other gods, whom you and your 
fathers have not known, gods of any other nations, near at hand or far away, from one end of the earth to the other: do not yield to him or listen to him, nor 
look with pity upon him, to spare or shield him, BUT KILL HIM. Your hand shall be the first raised to SLAY HIM; the rest of the people shall join in with you. 
You shall STONE HIM TO DEATH, because he sought to lead you astray from the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery. 
And all Israel, hearing of this, shall fear and never do such evil as this in your midst. (Deuteronomy 13:7-12) 

Jesus, as shown above, is Charlie Manson personified, and can you say that the inept pseudo-christian that still believes in this crap
in the 21st century is psychotic just like Charlie was?  Sure you can.

The pseudo-christian ruse continues at the expense of all logical and rational thinking societies.  



v

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Yeah, not so much. Jesus hadn't yet been invented at the time Deuteronomy was written.

Boru

[brewer]

My big question is, if he is suppose to die in prison why did they rush him to the hospital? Seems to undermine the states decree. 

Let's see, you want somebody to die but you use resources to keep him alive. I don't get it.

Warden must be christian.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Pretty sure Manson was never classed as a mass murderer.

Meh, the definitions are fuzzy. The way I've heard it, "mass murder" just means someone who murdered more than a few people, as opposed to (or as a broader category encompassing) serial killers, whose murders are spread out over time, and spree killers, who kill a bunch of people in a short time period but go place to place as they do so.

The last FBI definition I saw, c. 1998, was "kills three or more people without a cooling off period between each."* If Charlie didn't kill anyone himself then he's better termed a "conspirator in a murder plot". 


*The "cooling off period" is the difference between a spree murderer and a serial killer.

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My big question is, if he is suppose to die in prison why did they rush him to the hospital? Seems to undermine the states decree. 

Let's see, you want somebody to die but you use resources to keep him alive. I don't get it.

Warden must be christian.

Simple enough, they're required to provide medical care. The staff don't get to decide when he dies.

[brewer]

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My big question is, if he is suppose to die in prison why did they rush him to the hospital? Seems to undermine the states decree. 

Let's see, you want somebody to die but you use resources to keep him alive. I don't get it.

Warden must be christian.

Simple enough, they're required to provide medical care. The staff don't get to decide when he dies.

One version of insanity I guess. Makes Chuck chuckle.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

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Simple enough, they're required to provide medical care. The staff don't get to decide when he dies.

One version of insanity I guess. Makes Chuck chuckle.

A person incarcerated for one year gets the same care as a lifer.

[TheRealJoeFish]

Meh, the definitions are fuzzy. The way I've heard it, "mass murder" just means someone who murdered more than a few people, as opposed to (or as a broader category encompassing) serial killers, whose murders are spread out over time, and spree killers, who kill a bunch of people in a short time period but go place to place as they do so.

I actually thought he killed no one and was put in prison with conspiracy to commit murder.

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Just checked google, apparently he killed no one but was convicted of first degree murder on several counts because of the fact he ordered the murders to be carried out.

Ah, I see what you mean.  Right right he was the patriarch but didn't actually do (most of) the stabbin'.

[vorlon13]

Manson had quite the pack of mush brained followers.

Hard to imagine there are any people out there that desperate for guidance in their lives . . .

[Astreja]

From a legal POV, it's better if he expires in a hospital rather than in a prison cell. Much less complicated all around.

(I'm also hoping that this is the pendulum swinging back after losing people we liked last year, and that we can expect more schadenfreude-type casualties in 2017).

[Shell B]

. . . that awkward moment when you really don't give a shit what's killing someone, but just kind of hope it does it soon.