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"An Oklahoma pharmacist has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for first-degree murder in the shooting death of a teenager who tried to rob the south Oklahoma City pharmacy where he worked."
I'd have given him a medal for removing a public menace. Technically, maybe he should not have done it. In truth, he did the community a huge favor by eliminating this piece of sh*t from society.
It doesn't call out if the robber was armed. I suspect he was but the lib media wouldn't say.
The sentence was too harsh.
OK, let's hear from the libs who will say "But it was *just* a child!"
How typical of the NeoConfused, you don't know the facts so just take a cheap shot anyway
Would you also have us believe the jury in OKLAHOMA was a liberal one? The sentence was after all that recommended by the jury.
They get a free pass, the 'fog of war' clouding their judgment as it were (I don't necessarily disagree). But the common man can't even defend himself.
With a name like "Antwun," the victim was destined for greatness.
Black people...do well by your kids and give them names that society respects. Seriously.
As to the OP, let the Doc go. Society is a better place without "Antwun."
Do black people a favor and don't tell us what type of names to give our children. And be a real American and respect whatever types of names you come across, instead of discriminating against people because of your perception of what their names look or sound like.
"An Oklahoma pharmacist has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for first-degree murder in the shooting death of a teenager who tried to rob the south Oklahoma City pharmacy where he worked."
I'd have given him a medal for removing a public menace. Technically, maybe he should not have done it. In truth, he did the community a huge favor by eliminating this piece of sh*t from society.
It doesn't call out if the robber was armed. I suspect he was but the lib media wouldn't say.
The sentence was too harsh.
OK, let's hear from the libs who will say "But it was *just* a child!"
Yeah those libs in Oklahoma convicted him. Apparently those libs in Oklahoma felt that after this unarmed teenager was shot the Pharmacist shouldn't have gone and gotten another gun and pumped five more rounds into him while he was lying on the floor unconcious. That'll teach him to commit a crime in Libland Oklahoma
Just one more example of liberal group-thinking intruding into the American Judical System.
The punk's lives were forfeit when they first walked into that establishment with the intention of commiting the crime. The exact details of how they were finally terminated are irrelevant after that.
It's not your job or place to say that. Unless your name is God, and I seriously doubt it is, you can't determine who lives or who dies.
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Just one more example of liberal group-thinking intruding into the American Judical System.
The punk's lives were forfeit when they first walked into that establishment with the intention of commiting the crime. The exact details of how they were finally terminated are irrelevant after that.
Lotsa liberals on the loose in OKLAHOMA, DAMN that jury, eh?
Please remember I am one of the very leftist liberals around here and I think this sentence was totally unjustified. It was not a cold blooded premeditated murder. It was a killing done in a rage. Rage can eliminate anything but the overwhelming need to kill the thing or person that triggered the rage.
I really wonder if the pharmacist was sane when he went to get another gun. I think, if he has a decent attorney, this might be grounds for an appeal.
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