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Quote from: luckybelle on October 10, 2010, 09:02:36 PM
Hay naku lethal injection nalang... kasakit pud ani.

Lethal injecting, and guillotine are quick and effective. Di ko sa hanging kay there are cases in which those condemned to death literally had to experience hanging for over 40 minutes before expiring. If they are to die, let death come quick.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 11, 2010, 12:53:10 AM
hehehe, claro kaajo 'maluuyon' ka, Belle. I can assure you that by the velocity of the blade's downward direction, then taking into consideration the thinness of the blade, the severance of the spinal cord at the C1 & C2 vertebrae will completely cut off all pain fibers traversing to the brain (CNS). Respiratory , cardiovascular, renal, and all other visceral organs will immediately shut down without neural interface. I assure you death by guillotine is quite merciful, and quick. For the one being executed, it is quick and painless. For those watching, it seems gruesome because of the spilling of blood. The latter is nothing but psychological. For the one being executed, it is the final and irreversible end.

I understand dong, pero para sa aho... unsaon naman lang tong nagtan-aw na mga minahal? Maajo pa lethal I kay di pa tanto sakit tan-awon.

Can we trust the justice system not sending an innocent person to the death chamber? I doubt it...

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 11, 2010, 12:28:55 AM
unsa kaha ning tuiga?

1901. Usa ni ka pamaagi sa mga Katsila nga gipadayon sa mga Amerikano.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 08:13:50 PM
1901. Usa ni ka pamaagi sa mga Katsila nga gipadayon sa mga Amerikano.

mao diay ni ang  paagi sa  death penalty sa una..

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 11, 2010, 10:59:42 PM
mao diay ni ang  paagi sa  death penalty sa una..

Luoy kaayo ang patyon og ingon ini. Kana ra bang naa sa picture, parehas jud og nawong sa akong boss kaniadto...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 08:16:06 AM
Luoy kaayo ang patyon og ingon ini. Kana ra bang naa sa picture, parehas jud og nawong sa akong boss kaniadto...

Bwehehehehe.... basin ga-imagine ka na maputdan ug ulo imo ex-boss

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 08:16:06 AM
Luoy kaayo ang patyon og ingon ini. Kana ra bang naa sa picture, parehas jud og nawong sa akong boss kaniadto...

rapist diay pud imong boss sa una bai?

Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 08:17:33 AM
Bwehehehehe.... basin ga-imagine ka na maputdan ug ulo imo ex-boss

angay siguro kay rapist man ug nawong...

Wala ta kahibalo bisag wala nay sala bay, dili man sa nawong makit-an ang kinaiya sa tao.   

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 13, 2010, 10:48:49 PM
Wala ta kahibalo bisag wala nay sala bay, dili man sa nawong makit-an ang kinaiya sa tao.   

bitaw basi pud ug naa bai wa ta kahibaw

Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 08:17:33 AM
Bwehehehehe.... basin ga-imagine ka na maputdan ug ulo imo ex-boss

He he, you're very kind... 

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 13, 2010, 10:30:11 PM
rapist diay pud imong boss sa una bai?

He he, gamay ra kaayo nang salaa bay

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 13, 2010, 10:48:49 PM
Wala ta kahibalo bisag wala nay sala bay, dili man sa nawong makit-an ang kinaiya sa tao.  

bitaw.  si padre mariano gomez, padre jose burgos, ug padre jacinto zamora gi-garrote pod baya intawon.  di tawon sila nawong ug rapists.  nahimo hinoong national heroes.  (mag-kj usa kog sineryos ha?)

The so-called Cavite Mutiny of workers in the arsenal in the naval shipyard over pay reduction owing to increased taxation produced a willing witness to implicate the three priests, who were summarily tried and sentenced to death by garrote.

...Significantly, in the archives of Spain, there is no record of how Izquierdo (the Spanish governor-general), himself a liberal, could have been influenced to authorize these executions. The aftermath of the witchhunt produced scores of suspects most of whom were exiled to Guam in the Marianas, who, except a few who managed to escape to other ports like Hong Kong, died there in penury.  It was a period when a pall of hopelessness enveloped the country, steeling the resolve and patriotism of a sentient minority, giving rise to a new generation of heroes of whom Rizal was to become the standard bearer. (wikipedia)

Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora were the most prominent victims. They were implicated because their enemies wanted to silence the movement, headed by the three, to secularize the parishes in the Philippines.  A military court sentenced the three priests to die by the garrote on February 17, 1872.

In a massive outpouring of public sympathy, thousands gathered at the execution site even before dawn. Archbishop Meliton Martinez refused to defrock them despite the Governor-General's demand and ordered the tolling of bells of Manila churches as a funeral dirge for the executed priests. (from an article in Manila Bulletin, February 17, 2004)


FR. MARIANO GOMEZ
02 June 1824 - 17 February 1872
'Father Gómez... went to his death heroically.'


FR. JOSE BURGOS
09 February 1837 - 17 February 1872
'Father Burgos, hoping for a reprieve which never came and scanning the distance till the very last moment, met his death soaked in his own tears.'


FR. JACINTO ZAMORA
14 August 1835 - 17 February 1872
'Father Zamora... guileless and totally befuddled, died with a whimper.'

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2010, 11:55:40 AM
He he, gamay ra kaayo nang salaa bay

unsa pa man diay bai,,mangurutay ba pud?

Quote from: islander on October 14, 2010, 01:30:33 PM
bitaw.  si padre mariano gomez, padre jose burgos, ug padre jacinto zamora gi-garrote pod baya intawon.  di tawon sila nawong ug rapists.  nahimo hinoong national heroes.  (mag-kj usa kog sineryos ha?)

Thank you for following through, Ms. Isle. One era's heroes are another's villains, but barbarity you recognize anywhere even with a languid eye.