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[yellow_velvet]

WASHINGTON - A closely divided Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that it's unconstitutional to execute juvenile killers, ending a practice in 19 states that has been roundly condemned by many of America's closest allies

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[shinface]

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(and also what sally said)

SNAPS TO THE SUPREME COURT, BITCHES!

[retrospection_]

maybe i suck at life, but really do you know moral values that much less if you kill someone at 17 or 18?

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Do you really suddenly gain the maturity to make the decision to smoke at 18? Maybe you have it at 17 too? Too bad we define "juvenile" as anyone under 18/

[retrospection_]

thats my point.

If you were sentenced to DEATH there is usually a damn good reason... its not like they though, well, theres SOME evidence here so lets fry the bastard.

And if there is evidence that you knew full well what you were doing and you still decided it was fun to snipe people off of buildings, then f*ck you

[like_snow_]

Yeah but it's totally unjust to say well we've got evidence he knew what he was doing, LET'S FRY HIM but not say well there's evidence this particular person is smart enough to make her own decision about smoking, let's let her make it.