Justice Kennedy on Rapist Kennedy's Punishment

Bill Smith, ARRA Editor: I was angered but too stunned by the recent Supreme Court decision taking the death penalty off the table for raping children (toddlers!). I have three lovely young granddaughters and I couldn't help but think that if one of these scumbags had rapped one of my little girls -- I'll leave it to your imagination as to what "extreme measures" this veteran would have taken. I have talked with many God fearing men about this situation, and they all admit that when government fails to protect the public, citizen action is required.

With the long weekend, I took time to visit and read many of my fellow right minded bloggers' opinions. The following comments appropriately sums up the the Supreme Court's "sick" decision. A Big Hat Tip to Urban Conservative for speaking for all of us:

The death penalty is not a proportional punishment for the rape of a child.This was a direct quote from liberal Justice Anthony Kennedy of the Supreme Court; and the four other liberal justices unfortunately agreed. I don’t understand how the highest court in our land can declare that capital punishment is too severe for raping children. This is a clear example of the fundamental differences between conservatives and liberals.

The court’s 5-4 decision struck down a Louisiana law that allows capital punishment for people convicted of raping children under 12. The ruling also invalidates laws in five other states that currently allow executions for child rape that does not result in the death of the child. Angry Louisianans who backed the law said the court was out of touch. I say they are liberally INSANE.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal says it well:

The opinion reads more like an out-of-control legislative debate than a constitutional analysis … One thing is clear: The five members of the court who issued the opinion do not share the same ’standards of decency’ as the people of Louisiana.

This means that this repugnant swine Patrick Kennedy, who was originally sentenced to death for raping his 8-year-old step daughter in Louisiana will get a new sentence hearing, and who knows … maybe even get out on parole in a few years. And also this deranged mass of human waste Richard Davis, who was sentenced to the death penalty for repeatedly raping a little girl the same age as mine (5 years old) will also get a new sentence. This sickens me.

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