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Rockdoc said:

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I see most of the libs are angry the bum is being put to death.

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where do you see anyone expressing angry he is being executed? The mental gymnastics from the right and the straight up lies about those of us raising objections to CELEBRATING.. just whatever. Flame and lie all you want. I'm done with the moral bankruptcy in here.

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TA-OP said:

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There is nothing positive about this and, frankly, anyone excited about watching this is disegusting.

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The positive part is that a terrorist is being killed the same way he murdered 13 soldiers in cold blood. I wish we would have shot him in the stomach and dropped him in the woods somewhere to bleed out painfully before anyone knew his name but I don't really care if they want to broadcast it.

CampSkunk said:

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December 3, 2026, at 1 p.m. Central Time if you want to add it to your calendar. If at work, I probably wouldn't use the subject line "execution". Maybe something like "justice", or perhaps "John 5:28-29".

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HR - Recruiting Screen

schmellba99 said:

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Average Joe said:

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oh no said:

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Average Joe said:

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It's one thing to be happy he's getting executed.

It's another to want to watch and celebrate it.

Society is ****ed.

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I believe the live stream is to put radical jihadists on notice; not for us to celebrate.

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I think that's the same reason the Taliban gives when they broadcast beheading people with machetes. Weird to mimic their behavior and think we're better than them.

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We are better than them. You know why we are better than them? Because even though we know with 100% certainty that this POS committed murder, we still afforded him a trial and he's been propped up rather comfortably by taxpayers for well over a decade now. Your brothers in arms over in the desert that don't know what toilet paper is and who prefer adolescent boys to women don't afford anybody that dignity.

Doesn't mean that we don't need to punish those that commit acts of mass murder simply because their stupid cult commands them to do it in the name of a goat raping child molester "prophet".

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As someone who grew up in the ultra low murder country of Saudi Arabia, their "cult" also wants them beheaded - immediately.

I'll probably watch. I'd watch Lindsay Clancy take a bullet to the head too. I sometimes like to watch night vision aerials of Islamic Jihadists being splattered by drone and apache heliciopter strikes...I don't think that's crazy. And you could make an argument that Nidal Hasan and Lindsay Clancy are actually MORE evil and depraved than some poor shmuck from Pakistan who was either coerced to join the militants for fear his family would be killed, or because he was dumb, brainwashed and desperate. I kind kiiind of sympathize with some of them.

There is something about witnessing justice being served to the absolute worst monsters in society. And I do think this type of punishment would serve as a possible deterrent.

But ultimately, it's the "justice system", not the "deterrent system".

And we're glad you've come out of the closet about it.

I'm still going to ardently advocate for justice and I'm happy it will be served here.

I don't really give a damn one way or the other on whether or not the execution is made public. The part I would highly favor being made public is the bullets being dipped in bacon grease prior to being loaded.

The reason the lefties have their knickers in a twist over this is that it's not enough for them to feel morally superior. They need everyone to know that they feel morally superior.

Dan Scott said:

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I watched the Sadaam execution on the internet. I wonder if the networks cover this

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You watched a copy secretly shot from a ****ty pre-iPhone cell phone. His execution wasn't televised or meant to be seen by the public.

I also spent some time at the place where he eqas executed (never went in the building but an outpost on the same grounds. JSS Justice). Inside one of the guiding you could see where Saddams cronies had tortured people. Still blood stains on the wall after all those years and where people had scratched into the concrete with their finger nails.

Dan Scott said:

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I watched the Sadaam execution on the internet. I wonder if the networks cover this

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Knowing Trump and Hegseth, it will be PPV

I'm torn over all about this. First, I have zero reservations about shooting this ****er. However, traditionally a firing squad execution for military members was seen as an honor of sorts. I'd prefer hanging him, give him the slow hang method too so he has plenty of time think about it. However what i do not necessarily agree with is televising it, or streaming it, or making it available for the public to view. (Or whatever the hell they plan on doing). Let the victims families observe, let military officials observe, but this shouldn't been seen by everyone in the public. We don't need to make this a spectacle. In fact, as many of you like to say in regards to other murderers getting their names all over the news and no one caring about the victims, let's not forget the victims and remember their names. This turd doesn't need to have his death associated with the media circus it's turning out to be. Just shoot him and bury him quietly at 0200 one morning and be done with him.


Then the other part of me is just thinking "F*** it". Let's sell raffle tickets to be a member of the firing squad and wipe out the national debt.

Only 2 countries have public executions, they are Iran and Afghanistan. You want the US to join that group? It is beneath our values and only makes a martyr of a terrorist.

if it helps your side win, you should be thankful. I honestly don't care one way or the other if this is televised.

I just get tired of those on the left supporting every known evil on this planet and calling it good! The only reason the left doesn't want it televised is because they are an advocate for criminals and evil!

GMaster0 said:

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Only 2 countries have public executions, they are Iran and Afghanistan. You want the US to join that group? It is beneath our values and only makes a martyr of a terrorist.

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The reason the second post is leading in stars right now is because it's an anathema to our values as a nation. This will blow back and the livestream will be cancelled.

Trump doesn't want this type of negative press right now.

GMaster0 said:

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Only 2 countries have public executions, they are Iran and Afghanistan. You want the US to join that group? It is beneath our values and only makes a martyr of a terrorist.

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Executing him, regardless of method, "makes him a martyr".

Yes but broadcasting it emphasizes it. Makes it a bigger propaganda tool for the terrorists. Just take the dude out at 0200, shoot him and bury him. This does not need to be made into a ****ing spectacle. (Which it's already too late it seems).

JABQ04 said:

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Yes but broadcasting it emphasizes it. Makes it a bigger propaganda tool for the terrorists. Just take the dude out at 0200, shoot him and bury him. This does not need to be made into a ****ing spectacle. (Which it's already too late it seems).

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I completely disagree. There aren't levels of martyrdom.

We definitely should have just popped a cap in him a minute after the finding of guilt. We didn't. Oh well. Not a pantywaist so this doesn't raise one iota of give-a-**** for me.

schmellba99 said:

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I know for a fact that there's at least one poster on this site who was on the base during this nut bag islamist's shooting spree.

I know because we were on the phone and he had to let me go because of it.

I'll bet you he's more than happy to watch this thing online

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One of my best friends was on base at the time. Took a while before he could let his wife know he was OK and wasn't close to the event. But those few hours sucked and I have zero sympathy for this POS terrorist and whatever may befall him.

Wouldn't bother me if every single shooter accidently gut shot the pile of steaming sht and he bled out over several hours.

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I may be wrong, probably am, but I thought only one rifle had a live cartridge.

oh no said:

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we have emboldened our enemies by being too soft for too long.


the people who want to defund the police, reimagine policing, who dream of a world without prisons, who have been working hard in our cities to decriminalize violence, not charge for crimes, reduce charges for crimes, reduce sentences for crimes, eliminate cash bail, to give too many extra strikes to violent people aka democrats,

• useful idiots

will not like this.


but this does put evil people who want to do our servicemen and women harm on notice.

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Seneca warned that Rome’s bloody spectacles corrupted the people who watched them. A civilization erodes when it cultivates an appetite for executions as a form of entertainment.

Secretary Hegseth’s plan to livestream the Fort Hood execution risks feeding that appetite. The…

— Senator John Curtis (@SenJohnCurtis) October 9, 2026

Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

schmendeler said:

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Seneca warned that Rome’s bloody spectacles corrupted the people who watched them. A civilization erodes when it cultivates an appetite for executions as a form of entertainment.

Secretary Hegseth’s plan to livestream the Fort Hood execution risks feeding that appetite. The…

— Senator John Curtis (@SenJohnCurtis) October 9, 2026

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LOL

We used to have public executions so him crying like a beeyotch about it in this way rings silent.

oh no said:

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Average Joe said:

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oh no said:

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Average Joe said:

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It's one thing to be happy he's getting executed.

It's another to want to watch and celebrate it.

Society is ****ed.

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I believe the live stream is to put radical jihadists on notice; not for us to celebrate.

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I think that's the same reason the Taliban gives when they broadcast beheading people with machetes. Weird to mimic their behavior and think we're better than them.

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did the people beheaded on livestream by al qaida, isis, taliban, etc. kill 13 people? i remember watching one beheading and it was some haliburton contractor or something. Doesn't seem like a mimic to me.

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Thank you, this needs repeating.

Less Evil Hank Scorpio said:

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Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

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Cept they are executing innocent women, gays, Jews, and Christians. We are executing hyper-violent terrorists who slaughtered innocent men and women...people who served their country...people who had spouses, and children who were emotionally shattered and will never be able to see them again.

The liberal male feminists are crying over this more than they did the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk and it is very revealing.

Again though, with Islamists, you HAVE TO contaminate the bullets with bacon grease or pig blood or fecal matter. They are happy to die for their genocidal pedophile "prophet". You MUST let them know that they will not be seeing him because they will be contaminated and deeemed "unholy" as soon as they are shot. Otherwise, it is simply not a deterrent for these violent animals. Another option is to stuff pig feces into their mounths and shoot them. But they must know that they have been deemed unworthy of Islamic "paradise" in their final moments. THAT is the real punishment.

Less Evil Hank Scorpio said:

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Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

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This is one the X talking points the people who celebrate Kirks murder are now pushing.

samurai_science said:

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Less Evil Hank Scorpio said:

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Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

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This is one the X talking points the people who celebrate Kirks murder are now pushing.

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For this discussion, it's not relevant that the other side celebrated Kirk's murder. The only question should be, 'are we better than this'. I would hope the answer is 'yes we are', but maybe we aren't.

nortex97 said:

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Public hangings and executions were a long-time staple of law and order, to deter potential future criminals/murderers.

This is the way the law should be used, not some quiet/secret injections off camera.

I only wish the (mythological tale but still fun) bullets were dipped in bacon grease, Pershing-style.

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On top of this the whole village went to the executions. Probably left a mark on impressionable kids: Dont be evil or you will be killed in public.

jeremy said:

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nortex97 said:

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Public hangings and executions were a long-time staple of law and order, to deter potential future criminals/murderers.

This is the way the law should be used, not some quiet/secret injections off camera.

I only wish the (mythological tale but still fun) bullets were dipped in bacon grease, Pershing-style.

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On top of this the whole village went to the executions. Probably left a mark on impressionable kids: Dont be evil or you will be killed in public.

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It worked, and still works.

Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, 1965 — warning America decades ahead of his time:
“False compassion… is a pity shown not to the mugged, but to the mugger; not to the family of the murdered, but to the murderer.”
He predicted nations would be ruined not by wars, but by this twisted… pic.twitter.com/Jb4JrziwF3

— Doug Billings (@DougBillings) April 26, 2026

Fake empathy/false compassion is the worst kind of emotion in the world (well, greed/envy are pretty bad too, but I digress). It's a big problem in both the political and judicial worlds today (but I repeat myself).

samurai_science said:

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Less Evil Hank Scorpio said:

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Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

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This is one the X talking points the people who celebrate Kirks murder are now pushing.

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(Checks notes)

Well…I guess we're adding the VPOTUS to the list of people who aren't thrilled about Pete's decision making here.

japantiger said:

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Is public execution a bad thing...not in and of itself. Is appropriate in all cases? I still need to think thru that. I just know in this case I think it serves a very real purpose.
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Well and eloquently said. Thank you.

StandUpforAmerica said:

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samurai_science said:

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Less Evil Hank Scorpio said:

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Here's a list of countries that had confirmed public executions in 2025:

• Iran
• Afghanistan

Unconfirmed but likely:

• North Korea

Public executions in recent years:

• Somalia
• Yemen

What company we keep...

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This is one the X talking points the people who celebrate Kirks murder are now pushing.

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For this discussion, it's not relevant that the other side celebrated Kirk's murder. The only question should be, 'are we better than this'. I would hope the answer is 'yes we are', but maybe we aren't.

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Define better?

Also, what makes this worse?

We are better. Who is we?

NEW: Pete Hegseth is handing ISIS and al-Qaida a “propaganda win” by vowing to livestream a public execution, warns former Trump counterterrorism chief Joe Kent.

“Videos and images from the execution will be used to drive recruitment for those organizations,” Kent told me.

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— Matt Berg (@mattberg33) October 9, 2026

This televised death penalty is up there with the first century Romans who crucified their criminals at the edge of town that would be seen by the most amount of people. Also it reminds me of the taliban who stoned women to death in the last dozen years, or the throat cutting of journalists who they believed were spies.

This isn't something we should do ever.