Death Becomes Her

She survived it, man.

Christina Pike, she was sentenced to death for murder.

and has been unconscious and on a ventilator in critical condition after receiving supposedly two lethal injections at a Tennessee prison.

Supposedly lethal injections because they weren't lethal.

Man, what a crazy time we're in.

And this brings up all kinds of different views and points of view, and some people feel very strongly about the death penalty.

Some people may be against it.

You may be for it for your own different reasons.

Maybe you've had a loved one that was taken out, and then you figure, well, an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.

Is that really what we're about as a country, as a nation? Is that what we want to represent? And isn't death, isn't that like the end, the tell-all for all of us? We all meet our maker.

It's all our demise.

That's the end of the story for everyone.

She just got there by executing them.

You bring them to that point a little quicker.

And then there's an argument about heaven and hell and God loves me, but he's going to put me in hell and all that crazy stuff.

I don't know.

I believe in this way.

I mean, eye for an eye, I guess.

But what if there's an innocent person that is sentenced to death? Because the legal system, they don't put innocent people in jail.

That never happens.

Well, this has been an interesting time.

So I don't know if you're for it, if you're against it.

If you think that this girl, when she was 18 years old, was of common sense, of mind, I mean, I don't know.

I wouldn't have any trial for her because obviously you're out of your freaking mind if you kill another human being, even if you hurt one.

What about her? She's kind of hanging out in jail for 30 years and rotting in a cell.

She survived it, man.

Christina Pike, she was sentenced to death for murder.

and has been unconscious and on a ventilator in critical condition after receiving supposedly two lethal injections at a Tennessee prison.

Supposedly lethal injections because they weren't lethal.

Man, what a crazy time we're in.

And this brings up all kinds of different views and points of view, and some people feel very strongly about the death penalty.

Some people may be against it.

You may be for it for your own different reasons.

Maybe you've had a loved one that was taken out, and then you figure, well, an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.

Is that really what we're about as a country, as a nation? Is that what we want to represent? And isn't death, isn't that like the end, the tell-all for all of us? We all meet our maker.

It's all our demise.

That's the end of the story for everyone.

She just got there by executing them.

You bring them to that point a little quicker.

And then there's an argument about heaven and hell and God loves me, but he's going to put me in hell and all that crazy stuff.

I don't know.

I believe in this way.

I mean, eye for an eye, I guess.

But what if there's an innocent person that is sentenced to death? Because the legal system, they don't put innocent people in jail.

That never happens.

Well, this has been an interesting time.

So I don't know if you're for it, if you're against it.

If you think that this girl, when she was 18 years old, was of common sense, of mind, I mean, I don't know.

I wouldn't have any trial for her because obviously you're out of your freaking mind if you kill another human being, even if you hurt one.

What about her? She's kind of hanging out in jail for 30 years and rotting in a cell.