PAGE TITLE: The Washington Times
ARTICLE TITLE: NUGENT: McNugent rule: Automatic death penalty Justice requires satisfaction for murders
DATE: Monday
September 3, 2012
AUTHOR: Ted Nugent
AUTHOR INFORMATION: Ted Nugent A.K.A Theodore Anthony "Ted" Nugent (born December 13, 1948) is an American rock musician from
Detroit, Michigan. Nugent initially gained fame as the lead guitarist of The
Amboy Dukes before embarking on a solo career. His hits, mostly coming in the
1970s, such as "Stranglehold", "Cat Scratch Fever",
"Wango Tango", and "Great White Buffalo", as well as his
'60s Amboy Dukes hit "Journey to the Center of the Mind", remain
popular today, and are played semi-often on classic rock and less frequently
active rock radio stations. He is also noted for his staunch conservative
political views and his strong defense and support of hunting and gun ownership
rights.
Ted Nugent
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NUGENT: McNugent rule: Automatic death penalty
Justice requires satisfaction for murders
By Ted Nugent
The
Washington Times
Monday,
September 3, 2012
What a
psychotic piece of subhuman debris did on Jan. 11, 2011, outside a Tucson
Safeway store where Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was holding a "meet and
greet" with constituents was an unfathomable act of barbarism.
The result
of his barbarism: Six people were shot fatally and 13 more wounded.
While that
was an ugly, brutal and senseless crime committed by an obviously mentally
deranged psychotic monster, sadly, another barbaric act was to follow at the
hands of our legal system, which is vastly different from a justice system.
The
obviously guilty mass murderer has pleaded guilty and has been spared the death
penalty. Yet the death penalty is exactly what he deserves. For his crimes, he
will spend the rest of his life in prison while six innocent Americans are dead
and 13 more are struggling to recover from their wounds.
Sparing the
killer's life is not justice, it's legalized barbarism. Allowing him to live
out his days in prison is our convoluted legal system allowing Lady Justice to
be mugged again and again.
Of course
the killer is mentally deranged. You don't need to be an overpaid prison psychologist
to determine that. No sane person would commit such unspeakable acts of
senseless violence.
But if a
killer is deemed to be psychotic, he is held to a different standard by our
legal system than a killer who is deemed not to be crazy. That's a legal system
that is certifiably nuts.
Psychotic
or not, the Tucson killer deserves to die for his crimes in the most
expeditious manner possible. Anything less compounds the barbarism that existed
in the Tucson Safeway parking lot or a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., where 12
were killed.
Locking up
the terminal whack-job shooters in prison for the remainder of their lives will
cost taxpayers many millions of wasted dollars when all that is required is a
25-cent bullet to the back of their deranged heads.
Do-gooders
are more dangerous than a sow grizzly with cubs or a coiled rattlesnake, as
do-gooders champion and sanction legalized barbarism. – Ted Nugent [PHOTO
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But the
do-gooders among us say we shouldn't do that, that the state shouldn't sanction
"murder," especially of those who are deemed to be mentally
incompetent. Do-gooders are more dangerous than a sow grizzly with cubs or a
coiled rattlesnake, as do-gooders champion and sanction legalized barbarism.
Those of us
addicted to common sense know that the upside-down, backward and terminally
stupid policies of do-gooders compound problems instead of fixing them.
The
McNaughton rule, which basically states that terminal whack jobs can't be held
responsible for their crimes, is the ultimate definition of nuts. It should be
replaced with the McNugent rule, which states that regardless of your mental
state, if you slaughter innocent people, expect a bullet to the back of the
head, most preferably at the scene of the crime.
So long as
the American justice system is held hostage by mindless do-gooders who wish to
enforce their toxic, brain-dead legalized barbarism on the rest of us, our only
recourse is to be vigilant and ready to protect ourselves and our loved ones
from these psychotic monsters. Shoot them.
Punks
deserve to pay for their crimes with their lives instead of living out their
lives and attending group therapy sessions on the taxpayers' dime and further
burdening the society they already have hurt deeply.
While
jettisoning the Tucson killer or the Joker off the planet will not deter other
psychos from attempting mass murder, what it will do is to ensure justice is
carried out instead of being denied by idiots and a legal system that has gone
over-the-rainbow nuts.
Ted Nugent
is an American rock 'n' roll, sporting and political activist icon. He is the
author of "Ted, White, and Blue: The Nugent Manifesto" and "God,
Guns & Rock 'N' Roll" (Regnery Publishing).
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