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Huh? nt MADem Apr 2013 #1
get happiness by depriving people of life and liberty? nt msongs Apr 2013 #2
I suppose the vengeful get happiness denem Apr 2013 #15
er, when you go to prison, you lose the "liberty" part, don't you? Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #3
Liberty includes protecting the liberty of others. denem Apr 2013 #5
No offense, but I think you're just sort of making up your constitutional interpretation Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #11
No - I am stating a personal conviction. denem Apr 2013 #14
Ritualized sacrifice. Downwinder Apr 2013 #4
I think the word is revenge. denem Apr 2013 #7
With a 30% error rate (IL) it can only be sacrifice. Downwinder Apr 2013 #10
Revenge isn't choosy. denem Apr 2013 #13
What does leftynyc Apr 2013 #29
And that is the problem pipi_k Apr 2013 #33
What The Constitution ACTUALLY Says........... ChoppinBroccoli Apr 2013 #6
Due Process in the Bill of Rights, but denem Apr 2013 #8
Hi. The death penalty is in the Constitution. MrSlayer Apr 2013 #9
Yes, but Iam stating a personal position. denem Apr 2013 #12
so what. opposition to dp is historically found in the Constitution cali Apr 2013 #20
How does it include being locked up by the government? nt Union Scribe Apr 2013 #16
Bacon... Pelican Apr 2013 #17
I just got a latin lesson! sofa king Apr 2013 #18
worst argument against the dp. EVER. And YOU don't even know the difference cali Apr 2013 #19
Fail. denem Apr 2013 #21
right. because the likes of YOU, knows so much more than the ACLU cali Apr 2013 #22
Post removed Post removed Apr 2013 #25
When you try to leftynyc Apr 2013 #30
As the others said LostOne4Ever Apr 2013 #23
OMFG denem Apr 2013 #24
Ultra-vires LostOne4Ever Apr 2013 #28
Treason is punishable by death in the Constitution. Laelth Apr 2013 #26
Treason can be construed as self-defence, denem Apr 2013 #27
No - treason has an actual definition leftynyc Apr 2013 #31
It's time America joined the rest of the civilized world and outlawed the death Sheldon Cooper Apr 2013 #32
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