Kill Pruitt and Bird: The Execution Bit

• 55:58Why can't cops kill people who need to be killed, like Pruitt and Bird?
• 56:18Pruitt and Bird knew where the school's gas lines were and planned to destroy it.
• 56:32Cops could have claimed self-defense: just say they came at you.
• 56:48Neither boy's parents have spoken to media; Tim guesses they're not from good homes.
• 57:05The two are just friends, not brothers, with Bird the older mastermind at 14.
• 57:21Tim questions why parents didn't forbid the friendship after cops visited 60 times.
• 57:41He imagines a parent confronting Pruitt by the 28th police visit.
• 58:25Tim doesn't understand why children can't be executed.
• 58:44He'd put both in electric chairs at 13 and 14 years old.
• 59:00If cops came 60 times to your house about your kid, you failed as a parent.
• 59:27Neither boy will become anything positive; Bird isn't going to give carbon emissions speeches with Greta Thunberg.
• 59:40Tim imagines seeing the look on their faces when sentenced to death by electric chair.
• 59:55He adds his stalker should also be executed in a bigger chair for being fat.
• 1:00:07No one will care if his stalker kills him; they won't believe her.
• 1:00:30A petition suggests homeschooling the boys, but Tim says home is the problem—kill them instead.
• 1:00:53They've been homeschooling themselves in gorilla warfare tactics.
• 1:01:08There should be a program to execute children, and Tim has no problem sleeping at night knowing they'd be killed.
• 1:01:21He describes witnessing their execution: tied down screaming, arms outstretched, final words of denial, the needle, kicking feet stopping.
• 1:01:57Tim switches to complaining about the ketchup brand shown—Sir Kensington's instead of Heinz in a glass bottle.
• 1:02:14Despite the condiment debate, his closing statement: kill those kids.

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