When people see a story like this, they understandably tend to think there must be more to it. Someone must be exaggerating. But Missouri's attorney general and its courts really are trying to execute a man they all know is innocent. That's the whole story.www.kansascity.com/opinion/read...
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Theyβre more concerned about finality than getting it right
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Police need proper, independent oversight.
Unrestrained authority always leads to abuse. I've personally encountered police abuse repeatedly, and I'm one of the privileged.
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Normalizing the persecution and execution of the innocent is a required tenet for the intimidation delivered by fascism. To suppress the majority into minority control.bsky.app/profile/radl...
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But the death penalty is OK, because there are enough safeguards to ensure we always get it right.
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The United States is not a civilized country.
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"Blood thirsty control freaks refuse to admit mistakes" is a helluva reason to murder an innocent man.
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Rod Serling is never around when you really need him (and I have absolutely zero doubt about where he'd come down on this issue if he could).
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Republicans have blood lust. They'll bring back public executions if they can - hangings from cranes, beheadings, helicopter drops - they speak openly about their desire to kill other people who are not like them.
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Missouri attorneys general just love doing this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_S...
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Holy shit I cannot comprehend the depth of depravity that is the βjusticeβ system. This is pure evil.
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Missouri AG: Blackstone can get f*cked.
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Cruel, lazy men unwilling to ever revisit a single decision
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Got to kill a few people in the name of Christ, apparently.
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"Mere factual innocence is no reason not to carry out a death sentence properly reached." - Anthony "Burning in Hell" Scalia
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Same as it ever was. www.pbs.org/video/frontl...
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