Don's Guns hiring vigilantes?

[rnmcguire]

I just read this article on the IndyStar site about the dirtbag that is accused of killing the man and his young niece in Cumberland. It seems about 5 other inmates opened a can of woop-ass on the guy and used "Dons Guns" as a rallying cry! Lol Maybe Don's not such a bad guy after all!!

Suspect in killing of Cumberland girl, 7, beaten in Marion County Jail | The Indianapolis Star | indystar.com

 

[gungirl65]

That's too bad. The POS didn't even get close to what he deserved. Got to admit I do like jail house justice. Hope he get's a little every day he is there.

 

[IndyGunworks]

let that be the first of many more.

 

[45fan]

At least one thing in the penal system is right and good, hopefully this dirtbag never has the chance to plead not guilty.

 

[Eric70]

I think this may be the first positive thread I've read about dons since joining.

 

[Glock_Man_21]

Think it is the first positive thing I've heard about Don's ever.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Surely you guys forgot to use purple?

 

[LFD102]

I'll bet they soon learn to play house and they are the wives

 

[cjcinin]

I think Don is half the criminal of all the a-holes in Washington. I in all seriousness think I would vote for him before anyone presently being offered too me. Criminals in jail! NOW THAT'S CHANGE!

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

You can, at least "see through" Don and his agenda (he's transparent!) unlike the gangsters that are polluting the system currently, and their lapdog media running all-out to obscure the problem. They need to be nuked from orbit.

 

[BBSparkle]

It's the only way to be sure.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

"Jailhouse justice" is the exact OPPOSITE of what our system is founded on. If the subject IS found guilty, then and only then am I in favor of stringing him up on a lovely custom built gallows on the courthouse lawn. Pending the inevitable appeals, of course. I think that if we let the masses actually see what killing a human being is all about we'd find ourselves having to do it as "the state" a lot less often.
As for Don, disappointing, but hardly suprising.

 

[Eric70]

Problem is most criminals never get the punishment they deserve. They get off way too easy now, a murderer should never see the light of day again, whether it be behind bars for the rest of their lives or the death penalty. I vote for the latter.

 

[Packrat67]

There is a special dark spot in hell awaiting Mr. Bell. Let's hope he gets there soon

 

[Guardsman89]

I think it is ironic when criminals recognize evil like in this case. Too bad they can't apply the sense of justice that drove them to beat the hell out of this dude to their own lives.

 

[Pyriel]

I think this may be the first positive thread I've read about dons since joining.

^This

 

[jeremy]

Huh...

Some here think I am Bloodthirsty and Barbaric...

 

[jimmyw86]

Like running backwards naked through a corn field.