Looking For Morality
While I think that reasonable people can differ on the appropriate punishment for Zacarias Moussaoui, the jury decided on life imprisonment. They are the deciders and heard the evidence, which I did not, so I accept their judgment. Some right-wing bloggers do not.
One winger writes:
A big "thank you" to the 12 knuckle-dragging bleeding hearts who just proved to us that it is possible to have absolutely no brains, to be the result of parents raising the placenta instead of the child, and still grow up to sit on a jury and mock justice through your complete absence of morality and sense of proportion.That quotes carries its own sense of proportion.
As for morality, if he does not find it in the jury verdict perhaps he can find it on other right wing blogs such as this one, where torture and murder are advocated:
OK, let's hope he gets some prison justice....Oh yes, lots of fun can be had reflecting on morality.Maybe if they skinned him alive and drowned him in a vat of boiling pig's blood, or buried him alive or something. I don't know, maybe we can have fun imagining an appropriate method of execution for him.