Cruel and Unusual

I like this guy. He's man enough to kill 8 woman, and 25 years after the fact, he's man enough to: A) Wave his remaining appeals B) Not request some fancy final meal, but the meal of the day at the prison and C) Be the first person to be executed in 45 fucking years in New England.

It's ironic... The crazy New Englander liberals are fully against the death penalty because it's "cruel and unusual". Well, I happen to think that giving a man who committed a crime two and a half decades ago 25 years to change, 25 years to become a different person, and 25 years to move on, and then killing him for something he did two and a half decades earlier... I think that's pretty fucking cruel and unusual if you ask me.

I'm absolutely pro-kill-a-motherfucker-who-kills. However, I am anti-50 gazillion appeals and an instance like this I believe is wrong. If you're going to punish him for killing 8 people, then do it when the crime is fresh... Not 25 fucking years later when hardly anyone remembers, when the victims' families have painfully waited for that long, and when the convicted has changed into a different person. That, my friend, is cruel, and unfortunately, usual in the United States. What is unusual is the last two actions of this man before death.