What happens when you are executed by electrocution

[one...two...tree 2,762]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

Edited October 20, 2006 by Steven_and_Jinky

[rclouse 0]

In Singapore you get a piece of paper when you enter. Paraphrasing it basicly says "Welcome to Singapore, The penalty for drug trafficking is death". I dont believe in executing drug trafficers in general but then again I do not think the drug problem is that bad over there. Just my guess with nothing more to back my statement up.

No, they don't have a big drug problem there. But they do have injustices like what happened to this guy.

Read about that man's execution and tell yourself how the punishment fit the crime, how that man deserved to die.

[Carol&Marc 0]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

Little kid or old lady? spit back, Line backer? baseball bat! but your right about the stuation aspect!

[one...two...tree 2,762]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

Little kid or old lady? spit back, Line backer? baseball bat! but your right about the stuation aspect!

My point is that retaliation is never simple. Better to walk away than get into a predicament legally and possibly physically than trying to protect your ego.

[mawilson 2,133]

Little kid or old lady? spit back, Line backer? baseball bat! but your right about the stuation aspect!

Really? I'd say baseball bat the old lady, spit on the kid and run away from the line backer

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Little kid or old lady? spit back, Line backer? baseball bat! but your right about the stuation aspect!

Really? I'd say baseball bat the old lady, spit on the kid and run away from the line backer

[isleta521 5]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

If it were a child that spit (spat or sput?) on me: Find his parent(s). If I cannot then I would give him a very heart to heart talking too. He or she would definately be listening.

An old lady: I dont know. I would spare her the boot in the mouth. give her an "your an idiot look", and walk away.

Young woman: I still dont hit girls so then I would dodge the next barrage of saliva and run.

240 pound linebacker: I hope he has his helmit on because the boot is coming

Yes, things in real life are very different.

[Mags 112]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

If it were a child that spit (spat or sput?) on me: Find his parent(s). If I cannot then I would give him a very heart to heart talking too. He or she would definately be listening.

If a certain child spat on you, something tells me that I don't think it would be the sort of kid who would actually listen to a word you said...you'd more likely get a barrage of abuse and the finger. Or worse.

[chri'stina 190]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

If it were a child that spit (spat or sput?) on me: Find his parent(s). If I cannot then I would give him a very heart to heart talking too. He or she would definately be listening.

If a certain child spat on you, something tells me that I don't think it would be the sort of kid who would actually listen to a word you said...you'd more likely get a barrage of abuse and the finger. Or worse.

Sadly true.

[I'm Gone 60]

That's why I don't play my electric guitar in the bathtub. LOL

I remember when people where complaining that the electric chair in Florida was malfunctioning and I said to people I work with that they better get that fixed before someone gets killed. LOL

[isleta521 5]

If someone spat on me, hmmmmm! Right cross then a left hook! or no no that wouldnt be right! how

about running away crying!

Steve what would you do if someone spat on Jinky?

There's a difference between what we'd like to do and what is within our legal right to do. If it were a child who spat in your face, then what? What about an old woman? Young woman? If you think about it, you'd be already deciding whether it would be appropriate or not to punch them in the face. What if it was a 6'4", 240 lb linebacker? It's easy in the comfort ones computer to say what they'd do but in real life, things are very different.

If it were a child that spit (spat or sput?) on me: Find his parent(s). If I cannot then I would give him a very heart to heart talking too. He or she would definately be listening.

If a certain child spat on you, something tells me that I don't think it would be the sort of kid who would actually listen to a word you said...you'd more likely get a barrage of abuse and the finger. Or worse.

Sadly true.

The Boot

[ChristinaM 0]

Stina, please don't "roll your eyes" at those of us who are pro-choice. As you well know, in order for there to be death there must first be life, and the debate about where life begins goes beyond you and I, beyond the internet, beyond science.

I don't believe there is a standard of "reasonable doubt" for the death penalty - to me, it's got to be 100% sure or life in prison. However, I don't oppose the death penalty (so I am at least consistant in my beliefs ). As for whether it hurts or not - I don't care all that much. If someone has done something heinous enough to be condemned to death, I'm not bothered. Maybe that makes me a callous, unfeeling person. I'll deal with it.

[isleta521 5]

In Singapore you get a piece of paper when you enter. Paraphrasing it basicly says "Welcome to Singapore, The penalty for drug trafficking is death". I dont believe in executing drug trafficers in general but then again I do not think the drug problem is that bad over there. Just my guess with nothing more to back my statement up.

No, they don't have a big drug problem there. But they do have injustices like what happened to this guy.

Read about that man's execution and tell yourself how the punishment fit the crime, how that man deserved to die.

The guy was trafficing Heroin. The law is clear and he broke it. It is sad and I do not think the punishment fit the crime but that is their law. If it were my son or daughter that did this I would spend every dime I had to try to get him out also but he got caught and he paid the ultimate price unfortunately.

They have this law for a reason. They are dead serious about drugs in their country. Drugs by the way destroy many peoples lives and I feel tht drug dealers also in their own way sentence people to a ruined life including death.

[rclouse 0]

In Singapore you get a piece of paper when you enter. Paraphrasing it basicly says "Welcome to Singapore, The penalty for drug trafficking is death". I dont believe in executing drug trafficers in general but then again I do not think the drug problem is that bad over there. Just my guess with nothing more to back my statement up.

No, they don't have a big drug problem there. But they do have injustices like what happened to this guy.

Read about that man's execution and tell yourself how the punishment fit the crime, how that man deserved to die.

The guy was trafficing Heroin. The law is clear and he broke it. It is sad and I do not think the punishment fit the crime but that is their law. If it were my son or daughter that did this I would spend every dime I had to try to get him out also but he got caught and he paid the ultimate price unfortunately.

They have this law for a reason. They are dead serious about drugs in their country. Drugs by the way destroy many peoples lives and I feel tht drug dealers also in their own way sentence people to a ruined life including death.

Does the punishment fit the crime? Did that man deserve to die? Answer those questions using American statndards & get back to me.

[isleta521 5]

In Singapore you get a piece of paper when you enter. Paraphrasing it basicly says "Welcome to Singapore, The penalty for drug trafficking is death". I dont believe in executing drug trafficers in general but then again I do not think the drug problem is that bad over there. Just my guess with nothing more to back my statement up.

No, they don't have a big drug problem there. But they do have injustices like what happened to this guy.

Read about that man's execution and tell yourself how the punishment fit the crime, how that man deserved to die.

The guy was trafficing Heroin. The law is clear and he broke it. It is sad and I do not think the punishment fit the crime but that is their law. If it were my son or daughter that did this I would spend every dime I had to try to get him out also but he got caught and he paid the ultimate price unfortunately.

They have this law for a reason. They are dead serious about drugs in their country. Drugs by the way destroy many peoples lives and I feel tht drug dealers also in their own way sentence people to a ruined life including death.

Does the punishment fit the crime? Did that man deserve to die? Answer those questions using American statndards & get back to me.

Like I said, No, he did not deserve to die per American standards, Like I said if it were my child I would be fighting for his life (then I would kill him when he got home), But he got busted in Singapore, not US so we are not talking about the plea bargaining USA. The same country where they cained a kid for Graffiti ( I think). They do not have a grafitti problem either. If I were a drug dealer I would never enter that country knowing I could get killed for it. Some countries dont bend the rules or give leniency. Same with DWI, You could end up dead in some countries if you Drink / drive.

Edited October 20, 2006 by isleta521