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View Poll Results: was tookie put to death legally? do you agree with the sentence?
yes, it was legal. yes - he killed four people in cold blood while leader of the crips. 33 86.84%
yes, it was legal. no, i don't think people should play God and decide who lives and dies. 2 5.26%
no, it was not legal. either the gov or the supreme court should have stayed the execution. 0 0%
no, it was not legal. no, i don't agree with the death penalty. 1 2.63%
i think he redeemed himself with the work done since his conviction. 3 7.89%
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Old 12-18-2005, 12:51 PM   #26
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to legally drop someone in the electric chair you have build the chair and the whole chamber and make sure they are isolated.
the pricey bit is when it comes to actually frying someone.
first thing they do is fire up a huge generator about 12hours(burning several gallons of diesel per hour) before the planned execution. then they run all kinds of tests to make sure old sparky is in working order(paying union electricians on a government contract at god knows how much an hour), then they have to bring the prisoner in and have someone who has been trained to strap him in(whatever teh salary of a "skilled" state employee is), then they have to fry the person.
mean while you have fire department on scene, doctors on scene, all the guards who get to stand around and watch, security for witnesses, electricians on call in case anything goes wrong, and EMT's on scene in case there is an accident.

seems to me it would be easier/cheaper to throw someone in a bath tub full of ice cold water and drop in a few running hair dryers.
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Old 12-18-2005, 12:55 PM   #27
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damn that all sounds too complicated, there're so many easier way to kill a human...
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Old 12-18-2005, 01:28 PM   #28
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damn that all sounds too complicated, there're so many easier way to kill a human...

only until you get the government involved. lol
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Old 12-18-2005, 01:44 PM   #29
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Arnold did the right thing by not granting clemency.

Regardless if he was a "changed man" he still wouldn't apologize for the crimes because suddenly he didn't do it Just because you might change for the future doesn't mean your actions in the past can go unaccounted for.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/package...y_Decision.pdf

Above is the written response Arnold gave for denying clemency and he's right on EVERY point.
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