I once watched a Youtube vid by a guy with a Southern accent who was Taser salesman: "The best thing I think is great about a Taser is that you don't have to kill the person. I mean, there's plenta times people need killin'." That's actually what he said. I transcribed it. The last sentence reminds me of all the ghouls like Scalia.
On Scalia's Wikipedia page he rails time and again for the death penalty to be applied to younger and younger teenagers 'cause people needed killin'. Plus there's this Scalia gem...
In 2002, in Atkins v. Virginia, the Court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional as applied to the mentally removed. Scalia dissented, stating that it would not have been considered cruel or unusual to execute the mildly mentally removed at the time of the 1791 adoption of the Bill of Rights and that the Court had failed to show that a national consensus had formed against the practice.
The author is the senior apologist at Catholic Answers...
Jimmy Akin is an internationally known author and speaker. As the senior apologist at Catholic Answers, he has more than twenty-five years of experience defending and explaining the Faith.
And yet, Catholics are officially against the death penalty .
Scalia didn't get the memo.
I once watched a Youtube vid by a guy with a Southern accent who was Taser salesman: "The best thing I think is great about a Taser is that you don't have to kill the person. I mean, there's plenta times people need killin'." That's actually what he said. I transcribed it. The last sentence reminds me of all the ghouls like Scalia.
On Scalia's Wikipedia page he rails time and again for the death penalty to be applied to younger and younger teenagers 'cause people needed killin'. Plus there's this Scalia gem...
The author is the senior apologist at Catholic Answers...
He doesn't look like you expect.