Friday, October 09, 2026

Upset about the public execution of Hasan? Why?

Wrong.                                                                                                                                        

For far too long, accountability on those rare occasions it has been applied, has lacked the impact of a video game reset.

There is no question of this traitor's guilt. He murdered 13 of us and wounded 33 others.
In one brief moment, he destroyed or permanently impacted 44 lives.
THAT is "sick and unacceptable."
Your response is similar to that of your typical leftists who want to confiscate our guns... because they declare WEAPONS are "sick and unacceptable."


The punishment for murder lacks the impact of reality. Non-televised executions have all reality of a video game war scene to the participants.
ALL executions should be televised. ALL of those convicted of Murder 1 should be executed.
There's nothing "sick" or "unacceptable" about it.
That reality hit home in Singapore, where the law is that if you use a firearm in the commission of ANY crime, whether you shoot it or not?
You're executed.
If you even CARRY a firearm during the commission of a crime? Without even showing it? You get a life sentence.
As a result, gun crime is essentially unheard of.
Why? Consequences.
No one will force anyone to watch this. I will be watching... I would volunteer to take him out myself. And I will be thinking about the lives this scumbag so admired by the left destroyed or permanently altered.
And there's nothing "sick" or "unacceptable" about it.
The message is clear: You don't want to pay for what you've done?
Then don't do it.

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