Pedophiles could see death penalty under new House GOP bill: 'Taken off the streets permanently'

[Bookshelf]

I've said this before, but it's absolutely shocking that so many so-called rational thinkers in society can't put two and two together here. When the soul is used as a primary argument towards the criminalization of something, you'd think more people would slow down and go, 'Hey, wait a minute...'

[Aspire6]

I've said this before, but it's absolutely shocking that so many so-called rational thinkers in society can't put two and two together here. When the soul is used as a primary argument towards the criminalization of something, you'd think more people would slow down and go, 'Hey, wait a minute...'

That would require them to use critical thinking alongside the discussion of "pedophilia", but often times they just turn their brains off to hurl slurs and insults willy-nilly.

[G@yWad69]

Imagine getting murdered because you gave someone a willing blowjob. These women are crazy. The only hope is the natural inherent pedoness in humanity that exists deep down in everyone. Yes, all 8 billion of us. When crazy femminazi bitches rant and rave about “pedophiles being everywhere so dont leave your kids with anyone” and “why is everyone a pdf nowadays” they are 100% CORRECT. YOU, and ME, and US, WE are all deep down attracted to minors. EVERY human out of all 8 billion of us has some sort of attraction to minors, even if it is a 17 and 364 day old who could pass for 25. You can only run from yourself so much humanity. WE are all in this together. WE as in the ENTIRE HUMAN RACE

[Jim Burton]

https://archive.is/20251025205656/https ... sex-abuse/

Earlier this month, Palm Beach County prosecutors announced that they would be seeking the death penalty against two men accused of repeatedly sexually abusing a 6-year-old girl, crimes they described as “the most horrific imaginable” and worthy of the most severe punishment.

But the road to that punishment — which could be one of the first death sentences for a non-homicide criminal case in the U.S. since the 1970s — is uncertain and unprecedented.

The girl was 7 when she told her babysitters that her father, Josue Mendez-Sales, and his roommate, Pablo Cobon-Mendez, had raped her every day, according to a probable cause affidavit. In interviews with West Palm Beach Police, the men admitted to assaulting her. They are now two of the first defendants facing capital punishment for child sex abuse in the U.S. following a series of laws recently passed in multiple states and led by Florida’s 2023 death penalty statute.