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Obama attempts to stop execution of brutal savage...

  • aumajorpain said...

    SCORE ONE FOR REAL AMERICANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    This calls for more fireworks in Paris... hold on I have to get naked

    You are happy that the POTUS is trying to get a guy off on some stupid technicality?

    TroyTide ●

  • CrimsonTrojan said...

    You are happy that the POTUS is trying to get a guy off on some stupid technicality?

    No happy that the illegal is dead

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  • CocoWalk302 said...

    Out of curiosity, if one of our foreign citizen smashed the head in of a person and brutally raped them in say, Germany, wouldn't you say he or she gets what they deserve? Or does your blind love of Barrack H. Obama get in the way? Liberalism is a mental disorder.

    Depends, where they allowed access to an American consulate where they could provide him help with his trial, if they so chose?

    You really are so symbolic of what's wrong with this nation. Incomprehensible, ignorant, political view points and hatred and demography towards all who don't share your view point. Thank God you guys are in the minority of this nation. Otherwise you'd be more of a threat to America than terrorists.

    Black Shoes. Basic Blues. No Name. All Game.

    appoo

  • aumajorpain said...

    No happy that the illegal is dead

    Oh my bad, cheers then!

    TroyTide ●

  • appoo said...

    From an immigrant, go f*ck yourself.

    Who do you owe you allegiance to? The United States or your home country. Be honest.

    This post was edited by CocoWalk302 on 7/7/2011 at 10:03 PM

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  • CocoWalk302 said...

    Who do you owe you allegiance to? The United States or your home country. Be honest.

    He'll give some answer like "both". Watch.

    TroyTide ●

  • appoo said...

    Depends, where they allowed access to an American consulate where they could provide him help with his trial, if they so chose?

    You really are so symbolic of what's wrong with this nation. Incomprehensible, ignorant, political view points and hatred and demography towards all who don't share your view point. Thank God you guys are in the minority of this nation. Otherwise you'd be more of a threat to America than terrorists.

    actually we're in the majority... you cheat in elections and bus people in from random parts of the country, Dead people even turn into liberals

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  • appoo said...

    Depends, where they allowed access to an American consulate where they could provide him help with his trial, if they so chose?

    You really are so symbolic of what's wrong with this nation. Incomprehensible, ignorant, political view points and hatred and demography towards all who don't share your view point. Thank God you guys are in the minority of this nation. Otherwise you'd be more of a threat to America than terrorists.

    But, the point of this execution is that the man was NOT denied access to the Mexican consulate. This case has been under appeal for a while in one venue or another. What the article did point out is that what the state did not do is come out and suggest to him that he contact the consulate. So, if an American were not allowed access if they so chose it would not be the same thing. This individual was not turned down because he never asked.

    This post has been edited 3 times, most recently by rompcat on 7/7/2011 at 10:33 PM

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  • appoo said...

    Depends, where they allowed access to an American consulate where they could provide him help with his trial, if they so chose?

    You really are so symbolic of what's wrong with this nation. Incomprehensible, ignorant, political view points and hatred and demography towards all who don't share your view point. Thank God you guys are in the minority of this nation. Otherwise you'd be more of a threat to America than terrorists.

    He hand been in America since he was two years old!!!!!! Why would he need a consular when he has been in America his whole life?

    CocoWalk302

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  • CrimsonTrojan said...

    He'll give some answer like "both". Watch.

    Or he just won't answer because he's ashamed to admit he has more allegiance to his third world motherland than America.

    This post was edited by CocoWalk302 on 7/7/2011 at 10:34 PM

    CocoWalk302

  • Stop posting ignorant shit. Please, for the love of God.

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  • rompcat said...

    But, the point of this execution is that the man was NOT denied access to the Mexican consulate. This case has been under appeal for a while in one venue or another. What the article did not point out is that what the state did not do is come out and suggest to him that he contact the consulate. So, if an American were not allowed access if they so chose it would not be the same thing. This individual was not turned down because he never asked.

    Because he had lived his entire life in America. His family brought him here when he was two years old. He didn't think in the farthest of possibilities in his savage mind that he could contact a consular because he was "American" after living here for all but two years of his life. This was more of a shot at the death penalty that some BS international treaty. It was a political statement by the spineless left, that's all it was.

    CocoWalk302

  • No, it was the fact he's a Mexican citizen and it violates an international treaty.

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  • Einstein said...

    No, it was the fact he's a Mexican citizen and it violates an international treaty.

    again i say wow

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  • Einstein said...

    No, it was the fact he's a Mexican citizen and it violates an international treaty.

    No it was a stunt to take a shot at the death penalty. Answer this question: was he guilty?

    CocoWalk302

  • shoeless7777 said...

    again i say wow

    Liberalism is a mental disorder. The sooner you view it that way the quicker you will understand it.

    This post was edited by CocoWalk302 on 7/7/2011 at 10:42 PM

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  • Einstein said...

    No, it was the fact he's a Mexican citizen and it violates an international treaty.

    International treaties do not take precedent over aspects of government that are a state's jurisdiction rather than that of the federal government. To let that occur would make an aspect of state jurisdiction into a federal one.

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  • rompcat said...

    International treaties do not take precedent over aspects of government that are a state's jurisdiction rather than that of the federal government. To let that occur would make an aspect of state jurisdiction into a federal one.

    He will never understand the role federalism. I bet he couldn't give you two coherent sentences on the history of selective incorporation, much less state jurisdiction. BTW, there was nothing Perry could do. The Texas Constitution forbids unilateral clemency or pardon. The Texas Parole and Pardon Board would have to recommended this case to Perry; they did not, so he couldn't do squat. SCOTUS ruled the legal argument was based on the prediction of what legislation might produce. If you even studied Constitutional Law for thirty seconds you know that the court doesn't operate on hypothetical legislation. Obama and his people presented a weak legal argument and it was shot down by the sane members of the SCOTUS. It was a political ploy against the death penalty, pure and simple.

    CocoWalk302

  • rompcat said...

    International treaties do not take precedent over aspects of government that are a state's jurisdiction rather than that of the federal government. To let that occur would make an aspect of state jurisdiction into a federal one.

    Once it gets to the Supreme Court it's a federal issue. And yes, they do take precedent.

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  • CocoWalk302 said...

    He will never understand the role federalism. I bet he couldn't give you two coherent sentences on the history of selective incorporation, much less state jurisdiction.

    Who couldn't? Me or Obama?

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  • Einstein said...

    Once it gets to the Supreme Court it's a federal issue. And yes, they do take precedent.

    They do not take precedent and that is why the federal government lost their case.

    This post was edited by rompcat on 7/7/2011 at 10:51 PM

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  • CocoWalk302 said...

    Out of curiosity, if one of our foreign citizen smashed the head in of a person and brutally raped them in say, Germany, wouldn't you say he or she gets what they deserve? Or does your blind love of Barrack H. Obama get in the way? Liberalism is a mental disorder.

    you are not trying to make any friends tonight are you ? Fine to have an opinion but you gotta realize that opinions are like ashrugse holes , everyone has one

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    shoeless7777

  • Supremacy Clause of Article 6 people. A state can't override that if it's an international treaty we signed.

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    Einstein

  • Einstein said...

    Supremacy Clause of Article 6 people. A state can't override that if it's an international treaty we signed.

    In what way exactly was the treaty violated?

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