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Christina Pike survives execution attempt
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<blockquote data-quote="A Nightmare on Jimmy Todd Street" data-source="post: 445061" data-attributes="member: 3926"><p>Livestreaming the execution is completely inhumane should definitely not happen. However, </p><p>[USER=33]@Angela Chilling[/USER], the United States In NOT a "grotesque and barbaric" nation. Has the U.S. government done barbaric things? Yes, unfortunately just as most, in not all, governments, but a nation is more than its government. There are so many people, communities and government programs that are the antithesis of "grotesque and barbaric." I could go tit for tat and point out the cruel and reprehensible actions of the British government (such as the forced starvation of the Irish Famine) and you could post other United States government examples, but in all nations there are many, many people who speak l out against these atrocities. Calling the United States, which includes all its citizens, "grotesque and barbaric " is the same as calling the Islamic religion "grotesque and barbaric " because of the actions and laws of facets of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A Nightmare on Jimmy Todd Street, post: 445061, member: 3926"] Livestreaming the execution is completely inhumane should definitely not happen. However, [USER=33]@Angela Chilling[/USER], the United States In NOT a "grotesque and barbaric" nation. Has the U.S. government done barbaric things? Yes, unfortunately just as most, in not all, governments, but a nation is more than its government. There are so many people, communities and government programs that are the antithesis of "grotesque and barbaric." I could go tit for tat and point out the cruel and reprehensible actions of the British government (such as the forced starvation of the Irish Famine) and you could post other United States government examples, but in all nations there are many, many people who speak l out against these atrocities. Calling the United States, which includes all its citizens, "grotesque and barbaric " is the same as calling the Islamic religion "grotesque and barbaric " because of the actions and laws of facets of it. [/QUOTE]
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