Wherether he felt remorse or not we will never know. He did however express remorse and for me that's good.

As i said it would have no baring on what I think his punichment would be so nobodies being played one way or another.

I'm not scared to be played by a sociopath, I'm scared of society being so afraid of monsters, that it doesn't even realize when it turns into a monster itself.

He's not expressing remorse.

I think the piece of **** deserve's to die. Generally I disagree with capital punishment, but this person is an exception. After what he did, I'm glad to see the conclusion its come to.

That fucker ain't human. 

Not just that. Death definally reassures that person can't do it again. Attempt a jail break. Can't infulence anyone that is gonna get released. Or try to get others to do their dirty work. And if you want to go deeper. Have a good time in jail. By abusing in-mates. Loving to rape people. Or having sex themselves.

Of course death reassures that person can't do it again. Its relatively well known that alot of jails need tuning up and higher security. Nobody is denying that low-tier and mid-teir jails need more financing but that doesn't mean end another life just for piece of mind because that sounds too religious. People are plauding the fact that he is being put to death but they disagree with the deaths he caused before hand. Our society is so hypocritical when people complain about death then induce it themselves. You can argue the little things all you want but death is death. People just think that if society deems it necessary then poof...its necessary, without any clear cut thought put into it.

Just a bunch of emotional decisions by clouded individuals who can only see things through one perspective without acknowledging that another perspective is offering a much more futuristic and less childish rebuttal. The reason I use the word childish is because the death penalty won't be around forever, because through natural progression the rest of society will learn that there are better methods of justice than to just stoop to someone elses psycopthic levels of thought.

Also, it doesn't matter what they are doing in jail so long as the public are kept safe from criminals then that's all you need. It doesn't matter that some criminal is playing basketball for an hour a day, you're still going to be the exact same person you were yesterday. The **** does this guys life in jail have to do with anyone else outside of the jails perimeter? And please don't mention conspiracy theories.

Why form your arguement by putting words into peoples mouth's? Just because its immoral to kill him doesn't mean its ok for him to place a bomb near anyone. Are you actually stupid enough to think he was pointing out that it was ok to place bombs near people or are you just acting stupid because you have zero arguement and have to rely on putting words into people's mouth?

remorse doesn't change his actions

the death penalty is not an act of revenge but a penalty appropriate for certain crimes. there are certain tiers of crimes. someone who brutally rapes another, as terrible as that is, should not get the same punishment (life in prison vs. death) as someone who blows up tons of people and damages who knows how many families minds and sense of peace

hopefully the death penalty deters others from committing crimes like this, and regardless of it does we can be certain that it doesn't ENCOURAGE said actions

we can't just house every insanely evil person and feed and clothe them. what example is that setting? also I feel as if that sort of mindset (never executing extreme evil doers) is not balanced. I think there needs to be some degree of balance in the world. not out revenge, but out of fairness.

if you murder a score of people for absolutely no reason it's pretty clear that you are not going to give back or add anything to society in the future. why should society house a member who is destructive and gives nothing back? its simple logic

Even so. Do you want to be the one torturing him?