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Old 11-05-2009, 05:45 PM   #11 (permalink)
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If the American Armed Forces have the slightest sense they'll debar every US Muslim from serving henceforth. One can't go around the world deliberately killing Muslims, fundamentalist or otherwise, in large numbers and not expect a domestic backlash from their livid stressed-out co-religionists. The last thing the military should do is to arm them and then give them free entry to its military bases.

Or, of course, one could stop going around the world deliberately killing Muslims in large numbers. Either way works.
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(CNN) -- A solider suspected of fatally shooting 12 and wounding 31 at Fort Hood in Texas on Thursday is not dead as previously reported, Army Lt. Gen. Robert Cone said Thursday evening.

Officials: Fort Hood shootings suspect alive; 12 dead - CNN.com

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Oddly enough killing this piece of scum would be the most compassionate thing anyone can do. This person will be tormented for the rest of his life in a United States prison.

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Oddly enough killing this piece of scum would be the most compassionate thing anyone can do. This person will be tormented for the rest of his life in a United States prison.
Do United States prisons not have a duty of care for the safety of their inmates then?
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What a jackass.
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Oddly enough killing this piece of scum would be the most compassionate thing anyone can do. This person will be tormented for the rest of his life in a United States prison.
he'll plead unfit.....and be sent to a mental health centre.

most do.........and, it works.

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Do United States prisons not have a duty of care for the safety of their inmates then?
The law states that none of US prisoners should be harmed.

It's the other inmates that will "punish" this person.

Prisons not receiving enough money to house these prisoners in individual cells where they get their own tv, 3 meals a day, basketball courts etc,..etc...

I'm not crying my eyes out because of it.

Would be cheaper to blow their brains out with ice bullets...

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Would be cheaper to blow their brains out with ice bullets...
Scratch that...

Would be cheaper to go back to the guillotine!

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The law states that none of US prisoners should be harmed.

It's the other inmates that will "punish" this person.
Why did you put "punish" in quotes?

If United States prisons have a duty of care for the safety of their inmates, surely that includes actively preventing harm by other inmates. Maybe they don't have such a duty of care.
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Why did you put "punish" in quotes?

If United States prisons have a duty of care for the safety of their inmates, surely that includes actively preventing harm by other inmates. Maybe they don't have such a duty of care.
You sound like your getting a kick out of the whole thing.

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