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Death Penalty by BuggedEyes2006-11-19 12:55:59
  The death penalty is indefensible. by mmell2004-12-14 08:00:26
    *sigh* How about practicality? by Voltigeur 2004-12-14 08:10:37
100% of murderers who are executed never commit another crime again. Can the same be said of murderers who are locked up and then paroled or escape? As far as I am concerned if a person puts him or herself outside of the law to commit a crime then it is reasonable to forego the basic human rights that they denied to their victims.
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      Fifty-three innocents murdered . . . by mmell2004-12-14 08:14:31
        IMHO, no. by krikkert2004-12-14 08:35:05
        A lot more than fifty-three by HadEnuf2004-12-14 10:02:12
          I didn't make myself clear . . . by mmell2004-12-14 10:10:03
            You made yourself clear enough by HadEnuf2004-12-14 11:15:02
              Then I've failed to make my point. by mmell2004-12-14 11:45:37
      Unfortunately not 100% of those executed by version0.12004-12-14 08:15:09
        I can't speak for the states but.. by Voltigeur2004-12-14 08:24:47
          War has always been considered a special case. by mmell2004-12-14 08:32:48
          Er, what does Iraq have to do with this discussion by version0.12004-12-14 08:32:49
      Another reason as well: by phezult2004-12-14 08:20:02
        Fallacy detected. by mmell2004-12-14 08:28:03
          I loved that too by BuggedEyes2004-12-14 08:38:10
          The intent most certainly plays into it. by nin_man2004-12-14 08:42:28
            But I'm still likely to kill again . . . by mmell2004-12-14 08:48:08
          I agree that capital punishment is not a deterrent by HeyRef2004-12-14 08:47:44
            I take your point. by mmell2004-12-14 08:52:34
              accidental death != murder by HeyRef2004-12-14 09:28:02
                Ahhh . . . shades of gray. by mmell2004-12-14 09:55:21
                  No. People are driven by emotion entirely too by NOLAWitch2004-12-14 10:05:06
                    Danny Lee Young drove his car into a crowd... by mmell2004-12-14 10:12:44
                  Does not matter if we are wise enough by Ston2004-12-14 10:06:31
                    s/punish/not punish/ (n/t) by Ston2004-12-14 10:07:10
                    So that makes us different from the murderer . . . by mmell2004-12-14 10:13:45
                      We recognize that the by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 10:37:34
                        Yes, but how is that value greater than that . . . by mmell2004-12-14 11:47:42
                          The murderer has declared that his life by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 12:14:37
                            Ergo, two wrongs make a right, yes? (n/t) by mmell2004-12-14 13:20:45
                            So, one gang banger shooting another gang banger by NOLAWitch2004-12-14 15:29:06
                              Yes, if he did not need to die. by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 15:45:09
                              no In that instance I hope for the best by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:38:37
                            Only if your believe by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 15:35:01
                              If the ultimate crime is killing someone... by MikeCDN2004-12-14 15:37:07
                                Yes, but no. by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 15:42:49
                                but what if someone is executed by mistake? by MikeCDN2004-12-14 15:53:22
                                Mistake != unjustified. by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 16:09:28
                                So if... by MikeCDN2004-12-14 16:13:18
                                Not justified, because by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 16:17:04
                                The state is made up of people by MikeCDN2004-12-14 16:29:34
                                And... by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 17:01:00
                                Saying that they are different by MikeCDN2004-12-14 17:06:39
                                They are different. by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 18:28:52
                                but what if someone is executed by mistake? by MikeCDN2004-12-14 15:54:12
                                No (n/t) by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:39:58
                          easy question by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:36:42
                      That question by Ston2004-12-14 16:09:45
                In some cultures, accidental killing *does* equal by HadEnuf2004-12-14 10:24:11
          the car accident question by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:28:35
        Hmm. I am not sure that capital punishment.. by Voltigeur2004-12-14 08:30:14
          Deterrence is hard to pin down by jdelphiki2004-12-14 09:14:52
          For capital punishment to be a by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 10:41:07
        Another fallacy by version0.12004-12-14 08:37:46
          I did say I haven't been keeping up, plus by phezult2004-12-14 09:09:33
            How can you claim... by Illiad2004-12-14 09:18:46
            I sympathize by version0.12004-12-14 10:02:21
        I tend to... by jdelphiki2004-12-14 08:57:46
          Playing a bit of devil's advicate here by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 10:49:10
            Not necessarily, because by jdelphiki2004-12-14 11:12:13
              Q: What's the difference... by Illiad2004-12-14 12:15:15
                By my vague understanding of the law... by jdelphiki2004-12-14 12:45:29
              why distinguish? by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:46:58

 

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