Supreme Court rejected death for child rape

In the state of Louisiana in these here United States, a monster (human debris) raped an 8 year old girl. This child was in her garage sorting Girl Scout cookies when this bottom feeder raped her, depriving her of her Constitutional right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

The law in the state of Louisiana allowed for the death penalty for those bums who rape a child below the age of twelve. Having been tired and convicted of a jury of 12 citizens, the low-life was sentenced to death for his heinous crime. The case got appealed up to the Supreme Court. The Court rejected the Louisiana law stating in effect it law was unconstitutional because the crime committed did not result in a loss of life. They invoked the Eight Amendment to the Constitution clause prohibiting "cruel and unusual punishment."

The five Justices who ruled to turn the Louisiana's law are ignorant of our Founding Fathers. The constitution written in 1787 and afterward capital punishment was applied for such crimes as robbery, horse stealing, rape, etc., all where there was not loss of life. Yet the Founders did not find any of this "cruel and unusual."




To view the various types of executions historically in the USA, please see the below link:

http://users.bestweb.net/~rg/executio...

There you will find many examples of "cruel and unusal" prior to the Constitutional Convention of 1787.