On this
date, August 17, 2010, Peter Anthony Cantu was the third of the three convicted
killers of Jennifer Ertman and Elizabeth Pena on 24
June 1993 to be executed by lethal injection in Texas. Sean O’Brien was the first one and Jose Ernesto Medellin was the second one. I
wish there was a Joint Enterprise Law and all six of them
would have been executed.
We
personally respect Ron Carlson for being forgiving and we respect his opposition
to the death penalty but we disagree with his statement to the Ertman and Pena Family. We will write a rebuttal essay to explain why.
To the Ertman and Pena
families:
I can’t say that I know how you feel concerning the loss of your loved ones Jennifer Ertman and Elizabeth Pena. The images of those two beautiful girls will forever be in my mind as well as the horrifying act of their demise. What I can say is that I can relate to it due to the fact that I have had two people murdered in my family. On June 13th, 1983 my sister Deborah Ruth Carlson Davis Thornton was murdered by Karla Faye Tucker and Daniel Ryan Garret. On October 17th, 1984 my father William Gerald List was murdered by Elbert Smiley Homan.
I can say that I understand your wants and desires for justice concerning Peter Cantu. I have difficulty in believing that the execution of Peter Cantu will provide any sort of closure concerning the case.
REBUTTAL: Regardless of whether
closure or not, most victims’ families want justice and protection. Three of
the six gangsters were executed and there will never be a chance of them
hurting anybody again.
I can truthfully say
that, since I have personally witnessed an execution. I had hoped and prayed
that I would receive closure and that would be the end of it.
What I did learn that night was that another set of victims were created and that the cycle of violence continued.
REBUTTAL: We respect Ron Carlson if
he wants to believe that another set of victims were created. But for the
Ertman and Pena family (and many others like us), they do not feel that way. There
are victims’ families who felt justice was served years later.
I state this because
when I forgave those who destroyed my family, I found that I was more at peace
concerning the loss of my loved ones. We can never forget them, but we can
honor them.
REBUTTAL: Well done, Ron Carlson is
right to preach of forgiveness but forgiveness does not eliminate consequences.
We, the comrades of Unit 1012: The VFFDP, who are families or friends of
victims and some homicide survivors, do not want revenge but justice and
protection.
“We can never forget them, but we can
honor them.”
Exactly, Unit 1012 remembers the
victim on their birthday and their death date. We do NOT listen to the ACLU Demons
who want to manipulate the public to glorify criminals. We prefer remembering
people who are murdered victims, heroes, Saints and those awarded the Righteous Among The Nations.
Two of the men sent to
death row for this gang rape and murder were juveniles and were taken off death
row in 2005 when the US Supreme Court outlawed sentencing juvenile to death.
They were given life. The earth did not crumble. Texas did not disintegrate.
The world continued to rotate on its axis--in other words, life went on and the
two juveniles are in prison but not facing death.
REBUTTAL: Ron Carlson, you forget to
mention that the SCOTUS had now made LWOP unconstitutional for Juveniles on
June 25, 2012. We understand that this statement was made in August 2010, but
now there is even more bad news for the Ertman and Pena Families, as they have
to beg the Parole Boards not to release the two juveniles from Prison. If you
truly care for the families, assist them in blocking parole.
Say ‘Thank You’ to the ACLU Demons who are so happy for it. Yamaji Yukio, Rogelio Cannady, Abdullah T. Hameen and Lee Andrew Taylor were several perfect
examples of juvenile killers who murdered again when they were released or
killed behind bars, now they were all executed and will never murder again.
A great example of a Juvenile Killer
is "T. J." Lane, the Chardon High School Shooter:
As Lane
was still a juvenile when he committed the school shooting, he will not be put
to death. Even if he was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences, we are
concern whether the sentence will be what it is, as LWOP had been declared unconstitutional for juveniles by
the SCOTUS on June 25, 2012.
His
antics in court, not only reviewed to the public that he was unremorseful for
his crimes but also tells that he is still a real danger to society. Be warned!
He might be a violent lifer in prison where he might murder
behind bars. We suggest showing this criminal profile to any ACLU demon and
they will remain silent.
AN American teenage gunman has mocked the grieving
families of three students he killed in a school shooting, at a court hearing
that saw him sentenced to life in prison. TJ Lane showed only
contempt as he fidgeted in his seat wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the word
"killer" that he had smuggled in under a dress shirt, a courtroom
video feed showed. The 18-year-old then taunted the grieving family members
with a vulgar description of how much he still enjoys the memory of killing
their sons and ended his brief statement by waving his middle finger at the
court. (SOURCE: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/teen-gunman-tj-lane-mocks-victims-families-in-sentence-hearing/story-e6frg6so-1226601200479)
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We do not need the death penalty.
We do not need the state of Texas to kill people who kill to show that killing is wrong.
REBUTTAL: We STRONGLY DISAGREE HERE!
We, the comrades of Unit 1012: The VFFDP want justice and protection. We want
to protect our country and we care for the grieving victims and their families,
who want peace. We do not want hundreds of Kenneth McDuffs (he murdered 2
children, had his death sentence commuted, paroled only to become a serial
killer to murder more women) to kill us and reduce our population. We do not
want to keep begging the parole boards to not release killers, we want them
dead.
“Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.”- Adam Smith
Adam Smith (PHOTO SOURCE: http://izquotes.com/quote/267465) |
“We do not need the state of Texas to
kill people who kill to show that killing is wrong.”
Does fining a criminal show want of respect for property, or imprisoning him, for personal freedom? Just as unreasonable is it to think that to take the life of a man who has taken that of another is to show want of regard for human life. We show, on the contrary, most emphatically our regard for it, by the adoption of a rule that he who violates that right in another forfeits it for himself, and that while no other crime that he can commit deprives him of his right to live, this shall.- John Stuart Mill, SPEECH IN FAVOR OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (April 21, 1868)
Ron
Carlson, if you oppose the death penalty, it is your right but do not work for
abolition. As Thomas Mann said:
“Tolerance becomes a crime
when applied to evil.”
- Thomas Mann
Thomas Mann Quote [PHOTO SOURCE: http://izquotes.com/quote/249780]
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