now the alias says 'past',,, check 5 pages here he has posted 'past' shit

different now huh

truth hurts dunt it 

… Public executions are not a medieval and cruel. They are what a society does when it still believes some crimes are evil enough to deserve death, and that the public has a right to see justice done instead of being handed a press release 25 years after the crime was committed.
… We already know this works in principle, because we used to do it. It continued until the mid 1930s. The Bible did not treat capital punishment as a private administrative duty. Stoning happened at the gate, in front of the people, with the witnesses throwing the first stone, specifically so that “all Israel shall hear and fear.”
… The point was not spectacle, as many are suggesting. The point was not entertainment or pleasure. The point was that murder, and the other crimes that destroy a community, would not be processed in a windowless room and then forgotten by lunch.
… We replaced that with a system in which the worst offenders disappear into a bureaucracy, appeals drag on for decades, and the only people who ever actually witness the consequence are lawyers.
… Everyone else is told that caring about the victim’s family, or wanting the punishment to be visible, is bloodlust. Of course, that’s nonsense. It is actually the normal human insistence that evil not be tolerated, managed, and hidden.
 
… A hidden execution teaches nothing. A public execution teaches that we have a line, that crossing it has a cost, and that the community, not a government committee, is the one enforcing it
 … If that makes you uncomfortable, good.
 … The alternative is a culture that flinches at the punishment and shrugs at the crime. We have already tried that. It has not produced less violence. It has produced more violence and less justice.
… there is a learning curve to this thing called ‘civilization’ … some of it is not very pleasant  …

… perhaps it will be realized that a Biblical response is just exactly what God desires most all of the time

Believe it or not, a long time ago the State of Delaware had the Whipping Post as an option for someone to be executed.

I wonder if Michaela and Bonnie know that Mike posted this?

… Public executions are not a medieval and cruel. They are what a society does when it still believes some crimes are evil enough to deserve death, and that the public has a right to see justice done instead of being handed a press release 25 years after the crime was committed.
… We already know this works in principle, because we used to do it. It continued until the mid 1930s. The Bible did not treat capital punishment as a private administrative duty. Stoning happened at the gate, in front of the people, with the witnesses throwing the first stone, specifically so that “all Israel shall hear and fear.”
… The point was not spectacle, as many are suggesting. The point was not entertainment or pleasure. The point was that murder, and the other crimes that destroy a community, would not be processed in a windowless room and then forgotten by lunch.
… We replaced that with a system in which the worst offenders disappear into a bureaucracy, appeals drag on for decades, and the only people who ever actually witness the consequence are lawyers.
… Everyone else is told that caring about the victim’s family, or wanting the punishment to be visible, is bloodlust. Of course, that’s nonsense. It is actually the normal human insistence that evil not be tolerated, managed, and hidden.
 
… A hidden execution teaches nothing. A public execution teaches that we have a line, that crossing it has a cost, and that the community, not a government committee, is the one enforcing it
 … If that makes you uncomfortable, good.
 … The alternative is a culture that flinches at the punishment and shrugs at the crime. We have already tried that. It has not produced less violence. It has produced more violence and less justice.
… there is a learning curve to this thing called ‘civilization’ … some of it is not very pleasant  …

… perhaps it will be realized that a Biblical response is just exactly what God desires most all of the time

This is what FATSO pays, dummies 

the story was probably made up by you Mike. What a sad life you have