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CHEMICAL CRUCIFICTION
Chemical crucifixion
In the name of Christian tradition
Jesus said to the thief
You will be in a paradise
Do you think?
Christ gave the executioners
The same advice?
Joseph R. Wood III, Dennis McGuire and Clayton D. Lockett
All three suffered on the chemical cross
Will killing in the name of God
Ever be outlawed?
In the name of Christian tradition
Jesus said to the thief
You will be in a paradise
Do you think?
Christ gave the executioners
The same advice?
Joseph R. Wood III, Dennis McGuire and Clayton D. Lockett
All three suffered on the chemical cross
Will killing in the name of God
Ever be outlawed?
Published 25th Jul 2014
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Anonymous
25th Jul 2014 7:09am
A glass of sour poetry on the rocks: that's the way I like! Cheers!
25th Jul 2014 8:32am
25th Jul 2014 8:49am
There's a joke (observation) from an old Woody Allen movie: If Jesus ever came back and saw all the shit going on in his name he'd end up on a corner - doubled over - puking up his guts.
Cool scribe.
Cool scribe.
Anonymous
25th Jul 2014 9:30am
have you ever heard something about Dario Fo and his "Mistero Buffo", written in 1969?
Yey, I'm supporting my fellows
Yey, I'm supporting my fellows
25th Jul 2014 9:56pm
28th Jul 2014 7:03am
people have been killing in the name of "God" over 2000 years, why change now? Nice read, though.
30th Jul 2014 9:48am
30th Jul 2014 10:15am
Well even though I do not believe in murder. I think of this as a way of saving a life from. That person could of killed another person in life. Christ told the men to him do not worry as long as you come to love me then you will be forgiven. So life never will end if you ask for forgiveness and live for him.
11th Aug 2014 5:49am
Thank you for your comment. Though we don't see eye to eye, I respond to you with the greatest respect.
