Am I alone

[sharp_stick]

I see the picture of the hateful prick that killed those poor people in the church. I want to hug him and let him know that his hate is wrong. Can he learn or is it too late?

[sharp_stick]

4. I think you probably have it just about right n/t

[nadinbrzezinski]

2. The families did already

at court.

And no, you are not alone, but I suspect that this will not be the path the nation will take, at least not short term.

[AuntPatsy]

3. I'm sorry but I don't agree, he knew exactly what he was doing, cold blooded, no I see no

rehabilitation in that young mans future...and I am a very forgiving individual, I've had to be

[sharp_stick]

7. I think you might be right n/t

[cilla4progress]

5. I see him as a damaged human being.

Something caused him to hate indiscriminately, so much, and to act on it with deadly violence.

I don't expect there is much of a soul left there to save.

[elfin]

6. Pipe Obama's eulogy into his cell

Over and over again. That's the only way I can imagine that he will absorb enough to have an epiphany of some sort of what an evil thing he did while under the thrall of racist propaganda.

Then, while he is honestly sobbing uncontrollably, he MIGHT be mildly enfolded in a short embrace by someone more kind than I.

[malaise]

8. I'd pipe all three hours of the funeral

over and over. What won't cure might kill

[sadoldgirl]

9. If I take this seriously

I have to say that all brainwashing can be counteracted,
but not in a prison cell, and not if there is a refusal to
being receptive.

The problem is his cold hate, thus he could turn his hate
towards a different group, which would be counterproductive,
because he still would use violence.