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Death Penalty by BuggedEyes2006-11-19 12:55:59
  Hm. by krikkert2004-12-14 07:59:41
    According to the same article by HeyRef2004-12-14 08:19:08
      The following post is my opinion only: by krikkert 2004-12-14 08:30:37
Freedom can be restored. Life cannot be restored. Once a feeling of personal safety has been removed, it will take long time before that is restored; and I consider it near inrestorable.

I'm not invoking the mantra of "society's rights", but I am going to say that your rights end where mine begin. You have a right to life, and I have a right to life - You can't strip me of that right. Neither can you, nor a group of people, strip me of my right to freedom. I recognize the state's right to strip me of my freedom should I commit a crime.

Basically, IMHO, the right to a life is a more basic right than the right to freedom.
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        Well said. (n/t) by mmell2004-12-14 08:34:46
        A little devil's advocate here... by jdelphiki2004-12-14 11:33:40
          apples and oranges? by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 11:46:25
            Sorry joe but I'd argue that the death penalty is by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:14:57
          We're not discussing individual actions here. by mmell2004-12-14 11:52:58
            Good points and questions... by jdelphiki2004-12-14 13:04:31
              Well, one thing I can agree with . . . by mmell2004-12-14 13:19:57
                Good discussion. by ManiacJoe2004-12-14 15:39:14
                  That senitment I'll agree with. by joecrouse2004-12-14 19:19:10

 

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