Doing the right thing once doesn't make your righteous
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(Choke, choke, cough, cough) Nah. He believes in it, and/or that it was in his best political interests to allow it in this case, or he would have found justification to stop it. Anyone who believes anything he or any Clintonista (he's a Clintonista Capo) says, does so at his own risk.
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McAuliffe is the guy who left the hospital with his wife and newborn in the car, and stopped at a Democrat political fundraiser on the way home to rub elbows, leaving his crying wife and baby in the car. Then he bragged about it.
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Bringing back public execution would be a source of revenue, entertainment and an exemplary lesson in the consequences of bad behavior, and the lawful power of the State.
Also gives an opportunity for the subject to put in a final word, for the edification of the masses, or the vilification of those who are doing him in.
Death is a result of life, but we as a people increasingly isolate it from our experience. In the Victorian era, it was sex that was hidden from view, but public hanging was popular. Firing squads are effective and humane. Being fed to the beasts in the arena may be going a bit beyond the pale, IMO.
Also gives an opportunity for the subject to put in a final word, for the edification of the masses, or the vilification of those who are doing him in.
Death is a result of life, but we as a people increasingly isolate it from our experience. In the Victorian era, it was sex that was hidden from view, but public hanging was popular. Firing squads are effective and humane. Being fed to the beasts in the arena may be going a bit beyond the pale, IMO.
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Looks like it was a premonition
if they bring back public executions, Mo Co will charge an entertainment tax.
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