"House of Horrors" Dr. Kermit Gosnell GUILTY!!!!

[Ronin13]

Too humane for this piece of shit-sloooooooooooooooooow method !!

Or what about subjecting this sick bastard to the same treatment as those babies? Scissors and you snip the spinal chord.
Alternatively, the scene from Law Abiding Citizen was inspiring in dealing with these kinds of people ("You'll feel everything, but you can't move.")

[buckshotbarlow]

nothing changes your ideas on abortion like your kids. Kick em in the nads real good, and then cut off his feet for office decor. He can bleed out from there.

[wreave]

Does killing him solve anything? Will it bring the babies back?

Put him in prison. Let him rot. Hopefully he lives long enough to regret his actions.

[Ronin13]

Does killing him solve anything? Will it bring the babies back?

Put him in prison. Let him rot. Hopefully he lives long enough to regret his actions.

Problem is, people like this don't regret their actions, they feel they did no wrong. For that kind of sickness the most common cure is a chunk of hollow point led to the Medulla.

[KestrelBike]

Here's hoping the prison population straight up kills him on day 1.

[RblDiver]

As an update, he has declared that he won't appeal in exchange for getting life sentence, not death penalty. (And indeed, I'm hoping he's put into general)

[RblDiver]

Addendum, he's far from an aberration.

[Ronin13]

Some men say they'll stand by their woman no matter what she decides, and that they'll support her and all that... in reality, this whole case has made me rethink things. I used to be of the sort that said "it's a woman's choice, I'll support her right to choose." Now, yeah, she has a right to choose, just like I have the right to view her as a murderer. You don't create life just willy nilly, it takes months and months of nurture, nutrition, and love to bring a life into this world, and short of rare and exigent circumstances, I feel prematurely ending that life is nothing short of murder. Sorry to stir the pot.

[RblDiver]

and short of rare and exigent circumstances

I do feel obligated to bring up something someone wrote a few weeks back, as it's really been haunting me. After the three women and the child were rescued from their kidnapper's house, someone asked "Do you think the six year old girl deserves the death penalty? Because that's what aborting her after her mother's rape would have meant."

I do typically support the "standard exemptions" ...but that argument really has been bugging me.

[Gman]

Whatever happened, it's not the child's fault.

Sent from my tactical android.