Florida To Execute Severely Mentally Ill Man Monday, Yes of course he's black.

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I'd gladly take on that label if it meant oil money.

The FL economy is a fukking joke. Almost exactly the same sectors as before the industrial revolution: tourism, agriculture, and real estate.

With some medical services thrown in, of course.
LOL I feel you. That tourism money only means minimum wage jobs. All those EMPTY Miami condos smh...
 

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florida is an extreme microcosm of america in many ways...has such beautiful features and potential but it is being misused by the power handlers while many stand/sit idly by. i dont know what can be done at this point outside of a slow, gradual process of prudent and righteous voting..but that slow and gradual process will be painstakingly tough and im not sure if the floridians are really focused enough to right the wrongs. so many of them are snowbirds, so many of them are satisfied and content with their living conditions, and so many of them are just generally apathetic that it allows for unjust actions to take place..and in many cases, those actions are irreversible.

with that said, im unsure about how to feel about this particular case. this prince of god seems to be a crazy murderer, and while i empathize with and sympathize for people with mental conditions, there has to be a line drawn somewhere. would it be fair to the families of the victims if he was let to stay outside of a prison and inside of a mental institute his whole life? im not necessarily a supporter of the death penalty, but as long as it is constitutionally sound, i dont have anything against florida choosing to do this. if it truly contradicts the constitution then it shouldnt be allowed. but him saying that it is preparing him for ascension doesnt necessarily mean he doesnt comprehend what the death penalty means for him, he knows he will die. he just believes he is going to heaven afterwards.
 
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florida is an extreme microcosm of america in many ways...has such beautiful features and potential but it is being misused by the power handlers while many stand/sit idly by. i dont know what can be done at this point outside of a slow, gradual process of prudent and righteous voting..but that slow and gradual process will be painstakingly tough and im not sure if the floridians are really focused enough to right the wrongs. so many of them are snowbirds, so many of them are satisfied and content with their living conditions, and so many of them are just generally apathetic that it allows for unjust actions to take place..and in many cases, those actions are irreversible.

with that said, im unsure about how to feel about this particular case. this prince of god seems to be a crazy murderer, and while i empathize with and sympathize for people with mental conditions, there has to be a line drawn somewhere. would it be fair to the families of the victims if he was let to stay outside of a prison and inside of a mental institute his whole life? im not necessarily a supporter of the death penalty, but as long as it is constitutionally sound, i dont have anything against florida choosing to do this. if it truly contradicts the constitution then it shouldnt be allowed. but him saying that it is preparing him for ascension doesnt necessarily mean he doesnt comprehend what the death penalty means for him, he knows he will die. he just believes he is going to heaven afterwards.


People with mental illnesses can't comprehend anything. He doesn't know what's gonna happen. They tell him he's getting killed tomorrow, he's thinking he's getting married in a space ship yesterday. It was the mental institutions fault for releasing him early without getting adjusted to the meds. He would of been perfectly sane and not have killed anyone if they kept him in the hospitals for a longer time so he could adjust to his meds. That's what happens these days. People are getting released from the mental hospitals without being treated. Remember when Regan kicked out thousands of patients from the hospitals..they all became crazy and homeless..
 

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florida is an extreme microcosm of america in many ways...has such beautiful features and potential but it is being misused by the power handlers while many stand/sit idly by. i dont know what can be done at this point outside of a slow, gradual process of prudent and righteous voting..but that slow and gradual process will be painstakingly tough and im not sure if the floridians are really focused enough to right the wrongs. so many of them are snowbirds, so many of them are satisfied and content with their living conditions, and so many of them are just generally apathetic that it allows for unjust actions to take place..and in many cases, those actions are irreversible.

with that said, im unsure about how to feel about this particular case. this prince of god seems to be a crazy murderer, and while i empathize with and sympathize for people with mental conditions, there has to be a line drawn somewhere. would it be fair to the families of the victims if he was let to stay outside of a prison and inside of a mental institute his whole life? im not necessarily a supporter of the death penalty, but as long as it is constitutionally sound, i dont have anything against florida choosing to do this. if it truly contradicts the constitution then it shouldnt be allowed. but him saying that it is preparing him for ascension doesnt necessarily mean he doesnt comprehend what the death penalty means for him, he knows he will die. he just believes he is going to heaven afterwards.

It is cruel to kill someone that don't understand what they did or they are gonna die. Think about killing someone with Down's syndrome. Could you live with thought or image?
 

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It is cruel to kill someone that don't understand what they did or they are gonna die. Think about killing someone with Down's syndrome. Could you live with thought or image?

of course not..but what i am saying is that it is unclear whether or not he knows if he is going to die, specifically because he says it is preparing him for ascension
 

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we failed like a muthfaka. The families of the people he murdered should sue the state for releasing him. This is gonna sound wrong, but if he murked my family member Yes I would kill him in cold blood and not even care if he was mentally ill.... i would just serve that time.


However, governing officials are elected for a reason - this is criminal to kill this man.. might as will be killing a kid.

but it is florida, and he's black. so u know.
 
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