And then there are the pins that represent participation in the execution of a condemned man.
But no pin will be issued to commemorate Ronnie Lee Gardner's execution, which is scheduled to occur June 18.
Instead, Corrections spokesman Steve Gehrke said, officials will create a special coin that will be presented to staff members who play any role in carrying out the execution.
"The staff preferred something a little more modern than the ribbons," Gehrke said. "Since people don't walk around displaying those anyway, we're switching to a coin."
If God has created us in his own image, we have more than reciprocated... So how is that worded on the coins, 'Gott mit uns'? or is it like these* or these :
*looking beyond the horizon, indeed.
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Unknown said...
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Sam,
- 12:55 PM
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Uncle $cam said...
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Eat a dick, Mr. Watson.
- 4:31 PM
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Unknown said...
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Sam, we've had a better relationship than that before. Why the evil all of a sudden?
- 1:17 AM
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Uncle $cam said...
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Because, you seem in love with death. Or perhaps you have a virus or yet a malignant soul sickness.
- 1:42 AM
Post a CommentHave you ever talked to one of these guys in person? I met one of the guys from Texas when I was in processing in Iraq and each of them has a sobering, hard job. The ribbons, and now the coins, are for a horrible job done well, not for glorification of a death.
Again, check your facts, leave the basement, and go *talk* to one of the men involved!
Regardless of the labels, nomenclature, you seem to glorify in the moral superiority of someone infected with the death urge.
The Unconscious Death Urge