Anyone that the plague came upon, caused reddening stains on the face and the body would appear, which caused the individual to be thrown in a secluded quarantine factory. This disease appeared in over less than an hour. During this time no one could find the cure for this impeccable disease. As time goes on mass destruction is steady rising in the city. When President Toro heard of this distraught news he was horrified of the mass destruction that was going on.
Gallo was driving drunk and hit the rookie pitcher Angel and his two friends and killed them in a horrible accident. He accepted his mistake and was given 15 years to life on each of the murder counts and six additional years for the other crimes. He was going at 65mph when he hit three people and killed them. His alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit when he crossed the red light. I feel very sorry for him because he was unlucky that night and he got caught in an accident.
Big foot's group was caught during their journey by Major Samuel M. Whitside and the Seventh Calvary. They were forced to withdraw back to the bank of Wounded Knee Creek. At Wounded Knee, as the Indians were helpless, the whites started taking all of their weapons. massacre break out by one of Indian open fired, they believed that it was an accident shot done by a deaf man, Black Coyote, when the soldier was trying to take the gun away from him. Within minutes, gunfire from the military unleashed upon the unarm Indians, they were outnumbered by 500 U.S Soldiers.
This is shown in the chapter, “The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven”. He has a dream that he had a relationship with a white girl but ends up getting caught and shot because of it. While he was disembodied, he could see everything that was happing. “Whites killing Indians and Indians killing Whites”(Alexie 186). He can see the fighting starting out small but then progressed to other tribes arriving to come kill the other whites.
The Mexicans had devastating numbers and in around 90 minutes they had packed the Alamo, murdering all inside. There is some debate over Crockett's death. It is definite that a trickle of rebels about ten were taken thriving and later killed by order of Santa Anna. Some ancient sources suggest Crockett was among them, other sources say he fell in encounter. Crockett and the other so men in the Alamo battled bravely till the
Why were Anti- Vietnam war groups protesting about the war? Immorality of the war * My Lai massacre * Agent orange and Napalm (which burn the body through till bone) * The draft * Carpet Bombing towns with Civilians in them rather than the enemy * Racist war * Majority of the soldiers were between the age of 19 and 22 years old * Gruesome images of the war were put onto the tv everyday and executions etc caused alarm * Zippo raids Difficulty of winning the war * The enemy didn`t wear uniform * Many u.s troops were demoralised and didn`t know what they were fighting for * The tet offensive saw the north Vietnamese army seize 100 towns which meant they were stronger than the U.S first thought
About 200 Piegans, most of them either elderly or women and children, were killed by the harsh Army's Springfield rifles. The .50-70 shells, half an inch thick, terrified victims while killing children under the arms of their mothers and grandmothers. Some whom ran and tried to escape froze to death trying to walk to Fort Benton, ninety miles away because of the lack of food supplies and clothing (Gibson NP). The cavalry also burned all personal items and supplies they found in their way.
According to him, 99% would rather be imprisoned for life than sentenced to the death penalty. Sir James Fitzjames Stephen, as cited in Haags argument says, "Some men, probably, abstain from murder because they fear that if they committed murder they would be hanged. Hundreds of thousands abstain from it because they regard it with horror. One great reason why they regard it with horror is that murderers are hanged”. In the article titled “The Folly of Capital Punishment”, Jeffrey Reinam concludes that capital punishment is immoral to our society; and thus, should not be legalized.
The Dangers of Vigilante Justice Vigilante justice is like a wildfire. It starts with a small spark, where actions and events then fuel it into a flame that consumes everything in its path. The idea of taking law into one’s own hands quickly spreads to become the common mob mentality when one is angry or overcome with rage. This type of justice is demonstrated in Walter Van Tilburg Clark’s The Ox-Bow Incident. The central theme of justice is questioned through the actions of the lynching mob and is portrayed as ineffective because it overlooks important facts and evidence, proving that fair trial is necessary for proper justice.
Kendo Lyn Cline 10-07-14 Dre-098 Stand your ground law promotes vigilantism and provides loopholes for murderers. The stand your ground law states that,” A person may use deadly force in self-defense without the duty to retreat when faced with a reasonable perceived threat.” Stand your ground laws should be outlawed nationwide because of inability of understanding regards of the law, inability of writing effective laws, and inability of common individuals to make life and death decisions. Stand your ground laws should be outlawed because of the inability of understanding regards of the law. People seem to not understand what the word threatens really means. A simple fist fight can lead to a person being shot over absolutely nothing.