This is why we need the death penalty...

[rainbow]

But, it's Mexico, so nothing will happen.

Yes, Donald.

[Seth]

Typical weird Seth logic. A prisoner in Mexico escapes due to corrupt Mexican guards, and that is an argument for the USA to kill people. Duh!!

Just some people. In this case this particular person has been directly responsible for many American deaths, so it's our right to prevent him from doing that, particularly when it's obvious Mexico isn't going to do so.

The best way to ensure that he doesn't harm anyone else, even indirectly, is for him to be dead.

[Seth]

Yeah, we need to kill innocent people to teach people that being a criminal is a bad thing.

If they are innocent, don't kill them.

But what if we don't kill the innocent, and they escape, and then we find out they were guilty all along!!1!!

Best to just kill everyone. It's safer that way. Oleander in the water supply should fix it.

It's this sort of asinine logic that put El Chapo back on the street.

Some people need to be dead for the protection of all humanity. It's just as simple as that.

[Seth]

But, it's Mexico, so nothing will happen.

Yes, Donald.

Trump's not wrong, he's right, but happens to be politically incorrect at the moment because liberals here want to flood the US with illegal aliens they can wave a fairy wand at and turn into legal democrat voters.

The whole border thing is abut absolutely nothing other than votes. Nothing. Not one single thing, especially it's not about "compassion" or concern for the plight of the poor Mexicans and other illegal border crossers. The democrat party could not possibly give less of a fuck about them or their health, safety or welfare, all they want is to get them across the border and then invoke "amnesty" for them and grant them citizenship so they can outvote actual American citizens who believe that Mexicans should stay in Mexico because that is their nation and this one is not.

I'd vote for him if I thought he had a snowball's chance in hell of winning just so the fucking border wall gets built and the military deployed along it.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Yeah, we need to kill innocent people to teach people that being a criminal is a bad thing.

If they are innocent, don't kill them.

But what if we don't kill the innocent, and they escape, and then we find out they were guilty all along!!1!!

Best to just kill everyone. It's safer that way. Oleander in the water supply should fix it.

It's this sort of asinine logic that put El Chapo back on the street.

Some people need to be dead for the protection of all humanity. It's just as simple as that.

Fine. You draw up a list and we'll go talk to the UN.

[jaydot]

bit convenient housing him on the ground floor.

[Brian Peacock]

Yeah, you think they would've twigged when he asked for a miinor's lamp and a canary.

[Sean Hayden]

It's freedom Seth. Can you imagine living in a world that is so well managed and policed that escaping prison is impossible even for the filthy rich and powerful?

What would inspire people to do great things?

[Blind groper]

His escape had nothing to do with the death penalty, anyway. If he had been in the USA, and had those corrupt helpers, he would be long gone before the first stage of the process invoking the death penealty was under way.

The problem with El Chapo was corruption in the prison system. Not lack of a death penalty. The solution to the problem is to eliminate corruption.

Next time, send the bastard here to NZ (for sufficient payment), and our non corrupt prison system will make damn sure he does not escape.

[Seth]

Yeah, we need to kill innocent people to teach people that being a criminal is a bad thing.

If they are innocent, don't kill them.

But what if we don't kill the innocent, and they escape, and then we find out they were guilty all along!!1!!

Best to just kill everyone. It's safer that way. Oleander in the water supply should fix it.

It's this sort of asinine logic that put El Chapo back on the street.

Some people need to be dead for the protection of all humanity. It's just as simple as that.

Fine. You draw up a list and we'll go talk to the UN.

Let's start with El Chapo and every other Mexican drug kingpin. JDAM the motherfuckers and screw the bleeding-heart liberals.

[Seth]

bit convenient housing him on the ground floor.

On what appears to be a dirt floor in a "maximum security" prison.

But then that's rather the point. The Mexican government had absolutely no intention of making sure he didn't escape, nor did the people running the prison. You see, Mexico makes far too much money off of American drug addicts for it's administration to do anything other than farcical theater of the absurd gestures to stop the drug trade. Wealthy Mexicans like all the money that flows out of the US into Mexico and they don't give a rat's ass how or why it happens.

Which is why JDAMs and Miniguns on Blackhawks shredding anyone who enters a "no go" zone beginning in the middle of the river and extending about half a mile inland. Land mines, guard towers, .50 cal BMGs, thousands of soldiers with orders to shoot to kill anyone entering the exclusion zone, no questions asked.

That's how you secure a border to keep people OUT.

Unlike all those Marxist countries that have to build fences and walls to keep people IN.

You want to come to America, line up at the immigration station and wait your god damned turn.

[Seth]

It's freedom Seth. Can you imagine living in a world that is so well managed and policed that escaping prison is impossible even for the filthy rich and powerful?

What would inspire people to do great things?

Lots of things. What surprises me is the cavalier attitude you socialist fuckwits have about El Chapo's escape...It's not like he's some sort of Marxist revolutionary. He's as capitalistic and corrupt as it gets.

[JimC]

It's freedom Seth. Can you imagine living in a world that is so well managed and policed that escaping prison is impossible even for the filthy rich and powerful?

What would inspire people to do great things?

Lots of things. What surprises me is the cavalier attitude you socialist fuckwits have about El Chapo's escape...It's not like he's some sort of Marxist revolutionary. He's as capitalistic and corrupt as it gets.

What cavalier attitude?

He is a criminal arsehole who should be in prison for life. His escape is an inditement on the incompetent and corrupt governance of Mexico's prison. All we have been arguing against is your linkage of this issue to the death penalty...

[rainbow]

But, it's Mexico, so nothing will happen.

Yes, Donald.

Trump's not wrong, he's right, but happens to be politically incorrect at the moment because liberals here want to flood the US with illegal aliens they can wave a fairy wand at and turn into legal democrat voters.

Nearly all Merkins are illegal aliens. Did they ask the First Nations for permission when they invaded their land?

[Xamonas Chegwé]

It's freedom Seth. Can you imagine living in a world that is so well managed and policed that escaping prison is impossible even for the filthy rich and powerful?

What would inspire people to do great things?

Lots of things. What surprises me is the cavalier attitude you socialist fuckwits have about El Chapo's escape...It's not like he's some sort of Marxist revolutionary. He's as capitalistic and corrupt as it gets.

Seth, when you specifically include the person you are replying to (through use of the second person pronoun, "you") in a group attack, it will be viewed as a personal attack by the staff. Just reminding you of the rules and how trying to cleverly sidestep them won't wash.