Ex- New England Patriots Player Convicted Of First Degree Murder

[AdamC]

Hope he rots. Life without parole. Justice is served. It does not matter whether or not you are rich or poor, you commit murder, you get life without parole as a mandatory sentence. It would be nice if this was a federal policy. I hope he spends his life in solitary confinement and he dies slowly from brain deterioration.

[s_bushido]

You know, seeing as your location says Texas, if you want this persona to work, you really need to start advocating the death penalty. None of this softball life in prison stuff.

[Mercadi]

Life is for the weak. Giev capitol punishment!

[THE Bigzoman]

I don't think he did it.

[Notchris]

I don't think he did it.

He admitted being there. At the least he was an accomplice to the murder.

[Booshman]

He was also sentenced to spend the rest of his life in a prison near his team's stadium. Which is close enough to allow him to hear the cheers every time there's a home game.

[Independent voter]

Even after the sentencing the ladies are going crazy for him. Definitely killed one man, probably killed more. He grew up in gang culture, killed the boyfriend of his fiancé's sister in a family related thing.

Football is like boxing where you want players who want to hurt people.

[AdamC]

I love seeing justice carried out. Now to see his new horrible prison conditions. I would love to see him go mad from solitary confinement

[THE Bigzoman]

He was also sentenced to spend the rest of his life in a prison near his team's stadium. Which is close enough to allow him to hear the cheers every time there's a home game.

Don't get me wrong, Fuck New Enngland; fuck the tuck rule; fuck that they stay atop the AFC all the time.

But that's just cruel. Like, 8th amendment violation cruel.

[Bdatik]

I hope he spends his life in solitary confinement and he dies slowly from brain deterioration.

I would love to see him go mad from solitary confinement

Yay for continuing to be an advocate for torture! At least you're consistent... kind of.

Serious question: Why do you get so much pleasure from the (potential) suffering of others?

[AdamC]

Yay for continuing to be an advocate for torture! At least you're consistent... kind of.

HOLY SHIT, whether or not something is TORTURE is AN OPINION. According to the US LAW it is NOT torture to lock someone in solitary for life.

[Bdatik]

HOLY SHIT, whether or not something is TORTURE is AN OPINION. According to the US LAW it is NOT torture to lock someone in solitary for life.

"Solitary confinement is considered to be a form of psychological torture when the period of confinement is longer than a few weeks or is continued indefinitely."

This is a quote from a link you used in an attempt to defend your viewpoint.

[AdamC]

"Solitary confinement is considered to be a form of psychological torture when the period of confinement is longer than a few weeks or is continued indefinitely."

This is a quote from a link you used in an attempt to defend your viewpoint.

whats what the scientists and psychologists think. I was talking about what the government states as torture.

[Bdatik]

whats what the scientists and psychologists think. I was talking about what the government states as torture.

"U.S. prison policies have faced mounting legal challenges. America's detention system is far below the basic minimum standards for treatment of prisoners under international law. The United States' increasingly harsh treatment of its civilian prison population in maximum-security prisons ("supermax facilities") nationwide has caused an international human rights concern."

But since it's not illegal (yet) in the U.S., it isn't considered torture. Is that your viewpoint, that it's okay so long as it's legal?

[Booshman]

Don't get me wrong, Fuck New Enngland; fuck the tuck rule; fuck that they stay atop the AFC all the time.

But that's just cruel. Like, 8th amendment violation cruel.

What's cruel? That he's in a prison in New England for life? Or that he will have to spend the rest of his days near the stadium? Oh wait...both suck equally.

(But in all seriousness, I know what you mean. To me, this sentence is both hilariously apropos and cruel.)

[taliey]

The American Justice system, doing what it does best - convicting people and handing out harsh punishments.

Not that it isn't appropriate in this instance.

[Bakis]

I love seeing justice carried out. Now to see his new horrible prison conditions. I would love to see him go mad from solitary confinement

You come of as a complete lunatic, is that really the goal you set out for your thread?

[THE Bigzoman]

What's cruel? That he's in a prison in New England for life? Or that he will have to spend the rest of his days near the stadium? Oh wait...both suck equally.

(But in all seriousness, I know what you mean. To me, this sentence is both hilariously apropos and cruel.)

Being next to the stadium hearing home games.

It seems like it's just adding salt to the wound with extra umph. Having to hear the cheers of what could've been (or should've been in the unlikelihood that he is innocent)

[arandomuser]

AdamCs threads are so unoriginal ok i gett it XYZ committed a terrible crime, but what exactly is the agenda he is trying to push.



From his previous posts it seems as he supports an authoritarian right wing regime that takes prisoners and forces them to do hard labor and other various methods of torture, but hes in favor of gun rights......

[Daerio]

There was no apparent motivation for what was supposedly a pre-planned murder. There's a lot of unanswered questions in this case.

I'm glad he didn't get off just because he's famous and rich, but I don't know what actually happened. I guess there was enough circumstantial evidence for the jury to come to the conclusion he was at least involved. No murder weapon and no motive are some big holes, though.