School shooting - 3 dead - Here we go again

**ABNAK** · 12-02-21, 15:53

There are many of you who have an issue with the death penalty. In this particular case I am 110% FOR it. I don't give a damn if he's 14 or 15, doesn't matter. There is ZERO doubt about his guilt, he should pay with his life.

**jbjh** · 12-02-21, 17:24

Originally Posted by Hush

We need to change the mindset that once someone stops shooting and puts their hands up they can no longer be engaged. If you KNOW hes the killer and SEE him in the act, there should be no surrender and no quarter given.

I understand the sentiment, but I don’t think giving the police impunity to shoot unarmed individuals is really the best course of action.

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**Hush** · 12-02-21, 18:31

Originally Posted by jbjh

I understand the sentiment, but I don’t think giving the police impunity to shoot unarmed individuals is really the best course of action.

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Yup, I agree. It was an emotional reaction, the odds of it happening in front of your eyes are rare and there is the great potential to miss context or not see the whole picture...but bad guys shouldn't be accustomed to thinking just because they decided to stop playing that the game is over. If Adam Lanza was confronted and fell into the fetal position crying, he still should have been shot to pieces. Morally and ethically right.

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**titsonritz** · 12-02-21, 18:39

Originally Posted by ABNAK

There are many of you who have an issue with the death penalty. In this particular case I am 110% FOR it. I don't give a damn if he's 14 or 15, doesn't matter. There is ZERO doubt about his guilt, he should pay with his life.

Hand in the cookie jar, I'm all for it and will take it a step further...I don't give a shit about the "insanity" factor, you're done. Should be a given.

**ABNAK** · 12-02-21, 19:36

Originally Posted by titsonritz

Hand in the cookie jar, I'm all for it and will take it a step further...I don't give a shit about the "insanity" factor, you're done. Should be a given.

Never have given a shit about being "insane". If you are that loose mentally you are a danger to society, and locking you away doesn't cut it: the life you have taken is never to be replaced, therefore you forfeit yours.

Remember that crazy bitch in Texas who drowned her FIVE kids, then basically got away with it 'cause she's siiiiick?

Screw that, I'd have had her near-drowned 4 times and revived. Then on #5 she goes under for good.

Tracking how I feel about lives taken in cold blood? I don't mean someone who raped your kid and you cap him as he's released from prison in 20 years. Pre-meditated or not that isn't the kind of case I am referring to. As long as you're damn sure you have the right perp.

**FromMyColdDeadHand** · 12-02-21, 23:20

Methodically walking and shooting people. Sound familiar? Another prescription drugged out kid it would seem.

**SteyrAUG** · 12-03-21, 00:29

Originally Posted by Hush

We need to change the mindset that once someone stops shooting and puts their hands up they can no longer be engaged. If you KNOW hes the killer and SEE him in the act, there should be no surrender and no quarter given.

Just need a cop willing to shitcan his LE career and face real jail time and we are all set.

While I'm all for decisively engaging an active threat, I don't think you understand the primary purpose of law enforcement. Cops who are not directly engaged don't get to decide "outcome" and I don't think you'd want to live in the country where they were officially encouraged to do so.

Sadly criminals tend to know the rules better than most people, just the way of the world. Shitbags game the system and mostly innocent people aka "first time **** ups" keep trying to explain what happened over and over until they give somebody everything they need to arrest them.

**Artos** · 12-03-21, 11:24

Dang...listening to the DA, the parents are in deep poo & played a big role in this unfolding.

**sgtrock82** · 12-03-21, 11:36

I understand the sentiment in doing bad things to bad people, I can definitely raise some eye brows with a few of my own suggestions. However I think it's probably helpful to LE and potential victims if the shooter is given the opportunity to give up, if or when reality sets in on them. If you face the shooter with imminent death no matter what, then there is no incentive for them to stop shooting, and it's probably of foremost importance to get them to stop shooting.

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