LogikAndReazon
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Capital punishment is too kind for many of those animals........Time to bring back labor camps, chain gangs public humiliation and torture for the special few who have earned it..........
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Defiant teen gets life sentences in Ohio shooting - WTOP.com
You really think society is better off with paying for this guy to live 70 years or more in prison than just having taken him out back and shot him?
monsters like this killer are the reason we need the death penalty
But some libby needs his feel good moment.
It's only important if you're fixating on the specific case itself, rather than the actual point I was making.
This person's innocence demonstrates that the system makes mistakes, thus we can conclude, whether or not this particular individual was on death row or not (and I can't say for certain as I don't recall), that there are innocent people on death row.
Now they may be imprisoned for 5 years or 70 years, it really makes no difference.
If their innocence is found out while they're still alive then they can still have some semblance of a life.
If they've been executed then they can't. Having a chance at a life is better than not having a chance.
Put another way, if a person on death row is found to be innocent then the state is only guilty of false imprisonment, and perhaps kidnapping, whereas if they've executed an innocent person they're also guilty of murder. Murder is worse than false imprisonment and kidnapping.
Then you're not a "Rothbard laissez faire libertarian," as Rothbard wanted to abolish the state entirely.
You cannot kill a person just because you think that they don't deserve to live, no matter what crime they have committed.
He will get bored in prison - he will be there, in the same cell, seeing the same four walls, for the next fifty years at least. He isn't escaping lightly.
It's only important if you're fixating on the specific case itself, rather than the actual point I was making.
I like you Kevin, but seriously bro, you are engaging in logical fallacy.
This person's innocence demonstrates that the system makes mistakes, thus we can conclude, whether or not this particular individual was on death row or not (and I can't say for certain as I don't recall), that there are innocent people on death row.
There may be, but it's unlikely. Even the anti-death penalty advocates can only come up with a hundred releases in a hundred years. Further, the majority of those were on procedural errors - i.e. the person wasn't actually innocent of the crime, the prosecution flubbed the process.
Death is a rarity even in murder cases. And I have long ago conceded that I would like the burden of proof to be greater in such cases.
Absurd.
Someone imprisoned for 70 years, or even 30 years, has lost their life.
Time can never be replaced.
Nonsense. Long term incarceration destroys the social skills needed to live a normal life.
They have no chance either way.
Put another way, if a person on death row is found to be innocent then the state is only guilty of false imprisonment, and perhaps kidnapping, whereas if they've executed an innocent person they're also guilty of murder. Murder is worse than false imprisonment and kidnapping.
And when we let them out in 20 years, for overcrowding or because Obama opposes law enforcement, then innocents die. If Richard Allan Davies had been put to death, Poly Klaas would have lived.
Ultimately, I view the anti-death penalty argument as the position that the life of victims is of less worth than the life of those convicted by a jury of their peers with full due process.
What do you guess, that 10,000 times more innocent people die from murderers convicted and released, than innocent men are executed? Or do you think it's only 9,000 times as many?
Then you're not a "Rothbard laissez faire libertarian," as Rothbard wanted to abolish the state entirely.
You didn't pay attention.
I long ago voiced my opposition to prison. Prison is a farce.
We're the only advanced society that uses the death penaty.
BingoWe're the only advanced society that uses the death penaty.
Maybe, for all our baubles and military might, we aren't really all that advanced as a society.
Defiant teen gets life sentences in Ohio shooting - WTOP.com
You really think society is better off with paying for this guy to live 70 years or more in prison than just having taken him out back and shot him?
monsters like this killer are the reason we need the death penalty
But some libby needs his feel good moment.
The Japanese would be surprised to hear this. You may be surprised to hear non-white societies can also be advanced, Come to think of it, China is also a very advanced society, though not squarely first world yet. Again, non white.We're the only advanced society that uses the death penaty.
Libs enjoy coddling murderers ..........its progressively enlightened.........lol
Maybe, for all our baubles and military might, we aren't really all that advanced as a society.
Maybe, for all our baubles and military might, we aren't really all that advanced as a society.
So, "advanced" would be defined as "compliance to the goals of Marx," then?
Einstein was a German, so I will grant this - but virtually every major advance in the 20th century came from America. From integrated circuits to micro-processors, from Lasers to MRI's.
Yes, our glory is fading, as we turn sharply left.
We're the only advanced society that uses the death penaty.
Maybe, for all our baubles and military might, we aren't really all that advanced as a society.
Japan rarely uses the death penaltyThe Japanese would be surprised to hear this. You may be surprised to hear non-white societies can also be advanced, Come to think of it, China is also a very advanced society, though not squarely first world yet. Again, non white.We're the only advanced society that uses the death penaty.
I'm actually not completely opposed to the death penalty, as long as there is 100% certainty that the crime was committed. Too many innocent people dying on Death Row for my tastes. I only want to kill the guilty. I know Jesus wouldn't approve and all, he opposed the death penalty...good thing I'm not Christian.