This is proof that our Country has lost its soul. My heart is broken for Mr. Davis' family, particularly his sister. Now two innocent men are dead & there is still no justice. I just don't understand WHAT has happened to our society.
When all the people who contributed to Troy Davis' death meet with the truth, maybe their remorse will do some good, but right now I am so ashamed of our justice department & our supreme court. We are truly disgusting.
God rest your soul, Troy, I am so sorry you were cheated out of your life. Rest in peace.
God, please bless Troy's family.

Down in the Confederacy, you don't become popular by upholding justice. You become popular by killing people. If you snag an innocent one here and there, oh well.... can't make that omelette without breaking a few eggs, can you? And if they start breathing down your neck about snuffing someone who might not be guilty, you can shut THAT up too. Just ask Guv Goodhair, who STILL has not been held accountable for the brutal murder of Cameron Willingham, who had already lost his children.

This tragedy could have been averted by the Supreme Court and the fact that they did nothing shows you Troy Davis's death is more than racist Southern ritual slaughter, it's government fascism and a psyop. The authorities want to demonstrate in a cult-like way that they can kill you at any time at any place for no reason whatsoever.

My heart is so sad. I hope, as did Troy Davis, bless him, that this may be the tripping point. I will donate to a death penalty abolition organization, and I will spend some time writing letters to the editor. This is another huge civil rights challenge and the death penalty must end. May this be the day that the outrage of the death penalty ends!

Anybody have an idea why the SC unanimously decided not to intervene? I want to find out why Justices Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan didn't offer any dissent.

Nice tax talk Obama made. But where is he and Eric Holder when a most likely innocent man's life is on the line? Talk is cheap. I'm ashamed of my country and infuriated by my country and our "leadership".

So much fuss over two American hikers held captive in Iran until yesterday; so little said in the MSM about the state-sanctioned murder of an innocent man in GA.

Oh well, I guess when it comes to the death penalty, these people believe it best to bury their mistakes.

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I agree with you.

Just read on huffpo a post that bill clinton weighed in on the Troy Davis murder. A comment stated that a law passed when he was in office made it impossible for the federal govt. to intervene when a state gets it wrong.Don't know if it was the three strikes and you are out law or not. But that was when our prison population sky rocketed.

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