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Yes I am totally with it if it is proofed that the person commited the crime 100 percent throught DNA testing or more , because you dont have the right to take someones life , and if you do you deservb to be killed , and Yes rapists especially child rapists should suffer before they die.
Plus why do I have to see my taxes going to feed a serial killer that have a life sentence in prison , no i prefer they die.
Forgive me if i come accross as ignorant on this subject . But why does it take so god damn long to kill these bastards ? Some Scottish guy who killed a mother and a child by setting fire to the house has been on our news a few times over the last 4 years . He comes accross as an evil vengefull asshole and the evidence stacked against him is huge apparently .So why isn't he swinging from a branch somewhere? He seems to be going from appeal to appeal taking up more and more tax dollars when he should of been pushing up daisies long ago . Society shouldn't have to keep paying for subhuman scum like him . Apparently from what iv'e seen on t.v. all 12 jury members have to agree someones guilty for them to be sentanced to death ...
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im for it. it saves on burdening tax payers/states & potentially keeps people in line knowing what they do, has serious concequences. but it doesnt seem to be used effectively often enough to prevent nuts wiggin out.
but every time i hear of the death penalty, i think back to what ron white had said. texas not only uses the death penalty, but in certain circumstances, sends you to the front of the line. (not verbatim)
acutally, believe it or not, because of all the red tape involved, it is more expensive to execute someone than to house them in prison for life.
that why when it comes to murderers, rapist and felons of multiple violent crimes, i am all for having someone go buy a .22 caliber bullet for 50 cents, and having someone related to the victim put it in their head ASAP. no more BS> fucking hippies who are against death penalty. Hammurabi's code was the best deterrent against crime. like i said, on your ballots there should be an option to vote for or against it and those for it should get a tax break and those against it should foot the cost of keeping these fucking wastes of life alive. ""waah, killing him isnt right""" , OK then we are gonna let this rapist/murderer loose in a room with YOUR mother/sister. after her rapes and kills them, ill come back check out your viewpoint.
your life is an occasion, rise to it.
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I have mixed views on this topic. I do feel that certain people like Paul Bernardo and John Wayne Ghacy deserve the death penalty....they are serial killers with no remorse for what they did and they took the lives of many innocent people.
However, there have been people in the past that have been sentenced to death and later proven innocent....
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they should be stuck in a room with no windows, with a loaded gun, and have either nails on a chalkboard or tiesto blaring at a deafening volume. that way theyd take care of themselves.
Forgive me if i come accross as ignorant....Apparently from what iv'e seen on t.v. all 12 jury members have to agree someones guilty for them to be sentanced to death ...
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my first post on this thread i answered "depends on the jury". that is exactly why i feel that if we put the death penalty into the fast lane a lot of innocent people are going to get killed.
now i don't want to defend the "murdering pedifile junkie rapist", but people and juries make mistakes. the appeals process although draining is a crucial part of the justice system.
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some dude outta NC was the 1000th person to die...by lethal injection today,
which i think is a joke the number should be much higher. i could go on and on
whats the deal with the US and letting all these killers sit and rot for 20 years before anything happens
only if our country was like other countries......
I agree, lethal injection is much too calm for some one that comitts violent murder. And why should we keep spending the tax payers money keeping these shit heads alive.
Daveman someone once wrote "id'e rather 100 guilty men go free than one innocent man be incarcarated for a crime he didn't commit" ( or summat like that ) anyhows my opinion is that that is one innocent man locked up and one innocent life wrecked . 100 guilty guys going free can destroy 500 innocent lives . pitty the poor bugger banged up who did nothing wrong but his sacrifice was for the greater good
But what about the lives that may be wrecked or ruined by the innocent's death? The possibilities are equal. What if the guy could have invented a device to save lives, cured cancer, maybe he would have saved someone from being raped, murdered etc., you get the idea.
Ever see the movie sliding doors?
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security." -Benjamin Franklin
I am defo for the death penalty depending on the crime. I think being on death row for a long time has got to fuck you up aswell. knowing that all you will see is the inside of a prison until you go to hell would be a tough burdon for many. They need to go through more pain though when it does come around. cut their balls off leave them for an hour and then fry them.
While I wouldn't deny that some fvckers deserve to die... there is no evidence the death penalty deters crime and unless you have an infallible justice system (virtually impossible) there is too much room for error.
And death is too good for some people, I'd rather they had to sit out their days in prison.
Nice to see the US on an illustrious list of liberal democracies sanctioning the death penalty, ahem. Very progressive...
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