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Post by ltdc on Oct 12, 2006 15:45:39 GMT -6
some people will probably never be able to do that, ...... Bingo, the entire point as to why DP should always be around as at least an option, a 100% effective option at that |
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Post by Donnie on Apr 21, 2007 14:05:15 GMT -6
i don't feel implicated when an individual commits a murder. What if that individual murderer is a murderer who had already been convicted before of murder and then was released. That happens far more often than the execution of an innocent person. Zero is less than 841. |
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Post by Donnie on Sept 26, 2007 21:18:30 GMT -6
justice is sort of tricky because everyone has a different idea about it. In the case of murder, justice is not the least bit tricky. A just system requires that people be treated fairly and equally. The murderer killed a person who harmed nobody. For the murderer to be treated fairly and equally, either the victim must be brought back to life or the murderer must end up in the same condition as the victim. Of course, even if a murderer is pleasantly executed after a trial, the murderer still comes out ahead because the murderer was treated more fairly than was the victim. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 12, 2007 23:46:56 GMT -6
Regarding your question about escapes; Arizona had an inmate scheduled for execution Nov.1 named Landrigan. He committed his crime while on escape from Oklahoma for....you guessed it, murder. he also killed another inmate in Ok. before escaping. As a note of interest, his father is on death row in another state, and he has claimed a genetic disposition to murder, which should preclude him being executed. I know him from working on the row, he's a waste of oxygen.
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