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Who agrees with the Death Penalty. I perosnally would like to see it come back for cases of Murder, Child molesering and so on. I know people say yo can get the wrong guy, but if complex detective worked is first carried out, I belive that all the Sickos should get fried! Whats you guys opinions?
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I'm not in favour of the death penalty at all. No one has the right to end another's life, and that means even a judge and jury. I would prefer a life sentence to mean life, not free in 20 years, no matter how much it costs the state. You do the crime, you do the time, you don't get parole, and you don't get killed, thats a let-off big time in my opinion.
Maybe, definetly, if its for cases like that and the police have got there right man. Use it for terorism??
I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely guilty.
RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
Yeah 100%
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
Yeah 100%
Gígž wrote:
> Maybe, definetly, if its for cases like that and the police have got
> there right man. Use it for terorism??
Most terrorists seem quite willing to die as it is, hence not exactly going to make a difference is it ? As it is many terrorists are killed whilst being aprehended, and various organisations now have the freedom to 'remove' known terrorists given the chance - as the CIA has done in Afghanistan many a time.
> Maybe, definetly, if its for cases like that and the police have got
> there right man. Use it for terorism??
Most terrorists seem quite willing to die as it is, hence not exactly going to make a difference is it ? As it is many terrorists are killed whilst being aprehended, and various organisations now have the freedom to 'remove' known terrorists given the chance - as the CIA has done in Afghanistan many a time.
RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
Right on!
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
Right on!
Belldandy wrote:
> Most terrorists seem quite willing to die as it is, hence not exactly
> going to make a difference is it ? As it is many terrorists are
> killed whilst being aprehended, and various organisations now have
> the freedom to 'remove' known terrorists given the chance - as the
> CIA has done in Afghanistan many a time.
Yeah there is a difference it stops them killing others agian.
> Most terrorists seem quite willing to die as it is, hence not exactly
> going to make a difference is it ? As it is many terrorists are
> killed whilst being aprehended, and various organisations now have
> the freedom to 'remove' known terrorists given the chance - as the
> CIA has done in Afghanistan many a time.
Yeah there is a difference it stops them killing others agian.
G-Virus wrote:
> RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
>
> Right on!
Shut up, idiot.
> RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
>
> Right on!
Shut up, idiot.
G-Virus wrote:
> RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
>
> Right on!
Damn straight
> RoJ wrote:
> I'm for the death penalty, as long as the criminal is definitely
> guilty.
>
> Right on!
Damn straight
@ng3l wrote:
> So you’re saying that a murderer has the right to take someone’s life
> and then has the right to live his life! Totally wrong. NO matter how
> much counselling they have it does not change the fact they have
> ended someone’s life.
I have to agree with the above statement. Having only recently found out that the actor Leslie Grantham was jailed for murder, I have found watching him in Eastenders very difficult. Here is a man with a successful career, getting on with life. Something his victim has been denied.
> So you’re saying that a murderer has the right to take someone’s life
> and then has the right to live his life! Totally wrong. NO matter how
> much counselling they have it does not change the fact they have
> ended someone’s life.
I have to agree with the above statement. Having only recently found out that the actor Leslie Grantham was jailed for murder, I have found watching him in Eastenders very difficult. Here is a man with a successful career, getting on with life. Something his victim has been denied.
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