Tookie

Tookie Williams

All this BS over Tookie Williams is a perfect example of why we shouldn’t take 25 years to carry out death sentences.

First – Why does he or any other convict get to write and publish anything from prison? If I got free room and board and didn’t have to work for a living I could write and get published too. Would that mean I would get a get out jail free card just in case I felt like killing someone later?
Prisoners should be locked away in their cells and not allowed to do anything or watch television or listen to radio or write or draw or paint or exercise or anything else. They should be fed in their cells and only allowed out 30 minutes a week for a shower.

If they flood their cells or do anything to protest they should just have to live with whatever mess they made in their cell.

Second – The only reason people feel bad for ole Tookie is because he’s all alone with his little self and whining like a little girl. No one remembers the people he killed or the grief their families felt because it’s been so long. His victims are all long forgotten and now it seems as though he’s being mistreated because no one sees or hears anyone but poor, poor lil Tookie.

If Tookie Williams really has changed, good for him. Hopefully where ever he goes next will judge him accordingly unless he meets those he killed. They probably won’t care at all about his little anti-gang-banger books.
Here in this world he’s already been judged accordingly.