California Inmate Kills Two Child Molestors

"The written confession was part of a plea arrangement reducing his previous conviction for Grand Theft Auto down to a parking violation. A final hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday at which he is expected to be sentenced to time served and and two high-fives."
 
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“I was mulling it all over when along came Molester #1 and he put his TV right on PBS Kids again,” he wrote, according to the newspaper chain. “But this time, someone else said something to the effect of ‘Is this guy really going to watch this right in front of us?’ and I recall saying, ‘I got this.’ And I picked up the cane and went to work on him.”


Watson said he then left the housing pod to find a guard and turn himself in, but on the way, he saw “a known child trafficker, and I figured I’d just do everybody a favor,” Watson wrote. “In for a penny, in for a pound.”
 
BowWow said:
Some prisoners have morals!
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Im not faulting him for doing what he did, but morals? Nah. He’s in prison for murder lol
 
Hammer21b said:
So there’s 3 that will stay off the streets for good, what’s the problem?
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So far the only troubling aspect of this is how many bloodthirsty vigilante wannabes are putting a murderer on a pedestal because they feel the need to live vicariously through him. I may be wrong, but that's certainly how it looks. It's amazing what people are willing to overlook when they feel their personal interests and motives are being served.
 
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Matt.Cross said:
So far the only troubling aspect of this is how many bloodthirsty vigilante wannabes are putting a murderer on a pedestal because they feel the need to live vicariously through him. I may be wrong, but that's certainly how it looks. It's amazing what people are willing to overlook when they feel their personal interests and motives are being served.
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Im not blood thirsty or a vigilante, nor am I putting him on anything, I’m just saying that he was in prison for murder, they were convicted child molesters, he killed them, what’s the problem? Three animals that aren’t going to be out on our streets and it saved the government money. The prison system seems to hate child molesters more than we do. They can’t be rehabilitated, so , win/win.
 
Hammer21b said:
Im not blood thirsty or a vigilante, nor am I putting him on anything,
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I agree and should've been clear about pointing out that I don't mean you specifically, rather I was making generalizations about some other folks, like the type who go on about how they'd love to be locked in a room with offenders for the sake of brutalizing or torturing them.

Two (or more) wrongs never make a right, and when we lose sight of that in vengeful pursuits, we become the very thing that we've condemned.
 
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I noticed this thread again and it suddenly occurred to me...

We joke about how prison is the perfect liberal environment. Paid housing, food, medical care and only the security guards have guns. But, even in this tightly controlled enclave, it still can't prevent someone from murdering you, if they want to. Just sayin'...
 
Matt.Cross said:
I agree and should've been clear about pointing out that I don't mean you specifically, rather I was making generalizations about some other folks, like the type who go on about how they'd love to be locked in a room with offenders for the sake of brutalizing or torturing them.

Two (or more) wrongs never make a right, and when we lose sight of that in vengeful pursuits, we become the very thing that we've condemned.
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Sounds more like justice than vengeance. Vengeance would have been if the victims or their families killed those people. The way it looks to me is that we have a case of divine intervention. Maybe that man was a tool of God.
 
CZfool68 said:
Sounds more like justice than vengeance. Vengeance would have been if the victims or their families killed those people. The way it looks to me is that we have a case of divine intervention. Maybe that man was a tool of God.
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Divine intervention should’ve happened before the kids were sexually abused. But that’s just my thinking. This, IMO, is just a case of a man that had killing someone on his mind, knew he’d get away with it because he’s already in for life, and people are celebrating it. Not saying the folks shouldn’t have been put down like rabid dogs, but he’s hardly divine. Just my opinion.
 
Burt Gummer said:
Divine intervention should’ve happened before the kids were sexually abused. But that’s just my thinking. This, IMO, is just a case of a man that had killing someone on his mind, knew he’d get away with it because he’s already in for life, and people are celebrating it. Not saying the folks shouldn’t have been put down like rabid dogs, but he’s hardly divine. Just my opinion.
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Maybe. But as I hear so often who are we to know or judge God’s plan.

My point was that it wasn’t really vengeance. It was something else.
 
Burt Gummer said:
Divine intervention should’ve happened before the kids were sexually abused. But that’s just my thinking. This, IMO, is just a case of a man that had killing someone on his mind, knew he’d get away with it because he’s already in for life, and people are celebrating it. Not saying the folks shouldn’t have been put down like rabid dogs, but he’s hardly divine. Just my opinion.
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Don't know that I am celebrating but I sure as h*ll ain't sorry. One thing about it. Actions have consequences and karma will not be cheated.
 
Schattenreiter said:
Don't know that I am celebrating but I sure as h*ll ain't sorry. One thing about it. Actions have consequences and karma will not be cheated.
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Oh I’m not sorry at all, just throwing my opinion out there. After all, that’s what we do :D
 
CZfool68 said:
Sounds more like justice than vengeance. Vengeance would have been if the victims or their families killed those people. The way it looks to me is that we have a case of divine intervention. Maybe that man was a tool of God.
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I simply disagree on all points. As far as I can tell, vengeance has nothing to do with what party carries it out, it's quite simply retaliation or retribution by definition. I guess you missed the bit where he pointed out that the dead guy was watching kiddie shows on TV just for kicks.

It's beside the point anyways, I wasn't referring to the prison killing as vengeance, rather pointing out the attitude or motives of sympathizers here.
 
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CZfool68 said:
Maybe. But as I hear so often who are we to know or judge God’s plan.

My point was that it wasn’t really vengeance. It was something else.
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It's cosmic justice, nothing less, nothing more.

From my understanding, the killer was in jail for killing another criminal embroiled in their criminal enterprise (Humboldt Co, CA of Murder Mountain fame), so zero sum. At which point he wanted to kill some more, of which he chose 2 pedophiles. Whether his reasoning was altruism or simply his best bets to satisfy his bloodlust, the world is a better place for it.
 
premise said:
It's cosmic justice, nothing less, nothing more.

From my understanding, the killer was in jail for killing another criminal embroiled in their criminal enterprise (Humboldt Co, CA of Murder Mountain fame), so zero sum. At which point he wanted to kill some more, of which he chose 2 pedophiles. Whether his reasoning was altruism or simply his best bets to satisfy his bloodlust, the world is a better place for it.
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The debil made him do it.
 
georgel said:
I noticed this thread again and it suddenly occurred to me...

We joke about how prison is the perfect liberal environment. Paid housing, food, medical care and only the security guards have guns. But, even in this tightly controlled enclave, it still can't prevent someone from murdering you, if they want to. Just sayin'...
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Common sense cane control.
 
CZfool68 said:
The way it looks to me is that we have a case of divine intervention. Maybe that man was a tool of God.
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CZfool68 said:
Maybe. But as I hear so often who are we to know or judge God’s plan.
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premise said:
It's cosmic justice, nothing less, nothing more.
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Sometimes God sub-contracts out his work. That's how I will look at this. He does take evil and make it work for good.

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Matt.Cross said:
So far the only troubling aspect of this is how many bloodthirsty vigilante wannabes are putting a murderer on a pedestal because they feel the need to live vicariously through him. I may be wrong, but that's certainly how it looks. It's amazing what people are willing to overlook when they feel their personal interests and motives are being served.
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