Yep, it's the "cleaning his gun" of the 21st century.
Not fond of the press lying, however good its intentions, but is it really anybody's business what the cause of death was?
Of course, the smart thing to do would be to use big-data analytics to calculate cost increases and accidents avoided, then make a decision of limiters, how many, set to what speeds, and why only trucks. Then make your decisions.
If we were smart.
So, basically, once you've offed your intended target, no real reason no to go ahead on and settle up with everybody who ever hurt your feelings.
Cool.
The Southern Tim Hortons is called Krispy Kreme (the Northern one is Dunkin' Donuts).
I've tried to explain to them that cream isn't supposed to be crispy, and if it is, you really should throw it away, but they never listen.
I'm not sure about up yonder, but down here in the United States of AR-15, "beyond a reasonable doubt" is the standard for guilt at all.
I feel for what you're saying, and I would support a super-standard for capital punishment. Just sayin'.
What can I say about the rest of the ideas. You're...
Report what? That he was angry and didn't like his mother and grandmother? Even if true, what basis is that for denying a fundamental Constitutional right?
Can we deny everybody who's angry the right to freedom of speech and the press? Might as well shut down Fox News.
I'm a firm believer in the death penalty. BUT. . .
Don't let the prosecutors play with it. If you do, you end up with situations like the Sonniers, where as best we know (there's considerable question), the brother who was executed was NOT the one who pulled the trigger.
Define by statute...
OK, I would support a law requiring mobile-phone manufacturers to devise ways to disable the texting feature of phones whilst a car is in motion. And I would support laws dramatically increasing the penalties for texting & driving.
I'd ask you what laws you'd support to keep pissed-off teenage...
Sure. If one or more of the parents can afford several tens of thousands of dollars for a lawyer, they can get on the court docket and have their case heard in. . . oh, probably 2025 or so.
Qualified immunity. Case dismissed.