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In reply to the discussion: I think there are acts that PERMANENTLY disqualify a person from participation in human society. [View all]backwoodsbob
(6,001 posts)94. have to agree
you haven't been here long I guess
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I think there are acts that PERMANENTLY disqualify a person from participation in human society. [View all]
cherokeeprogressive
Jan 2014
OP
How do you feel about the innocent people who have been put to death? Are you okay with that?
Arugula Latte
Jan 2014
#2
My solution is incarceration until death. With the caveat that the convicted gets to decide
cherokeeprogressive
Jan 2014
#9
How odd that you favor the death penalty while I agree with Pope Francis and oppose it.
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2014
#82
Not saying it's debatable. I think in certain things people simply disagree.
Katashi_itto
Jan 2014
#22
You think it's horrible to incarcerate him for the rest of his life and let him
cherokeeprogressive
Jan 2014
#7
Let's agree that some people might deserve the death penalty. How do you make certain
pnwmom
Jan 2014
#10
I agree. As long as there is a death penalty, prosecutors will use the threat of it
pnwmom
Jan 2014
#32
this is crap, is there anyone who is defending what he did ? i'm pretty sure everyone agrees what he
JI7
Jan 2014
#24
Am I the only person who wonders how other countries manage without a death penalty?
SheilaT
Jan 2014
#29
Yeah, well, Portugal legalized drugs, if everyone jumped off a bridge, would you too?
AtheistCrusader
Jan 2014
#36
stable western democracies don't practice the death penalty - not anymore -
Douglas Carpenter
Jan 2014
#30
I don't feel that my political beliefs are bound -- or formed -- by my political party.
pacalo
Jan 2014
#31
Just because some people behave like bloody-minded murdering bastards doesn't mean I have to.
AtheistCrusader
Jan 2014
#35
Just one more thought for those who oppose the death penalty in any and all circumstances:
colorado_ufo
Jan 2014
#40
Prisons are normally organised according to the risk the prisoner represents
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 2014
#64
Almost every other developed democracy manages to have humane incarceration systems
Warren Stupidity
Jan 2014
#72
Regional? Well Michigan which is not so far away was the 1st English speaking
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2014
#84
Aside from the DP discussion, what is the point of you refering to the party platform?
redgreenandblue
Jan 2014
#46
There is one, and only one reason to support the death penalty, period.
Egalitarian Thug
Jan 2014
#54
nobody defended what he did. Nobody defended inflicting pain or suffering--except you
fishwax
Jan 2014
#50
wow. a well deserved hide. advocating torture? sick, sick shit of the ugliest kind. shocking.
cali
Jan 2014
#51
I reported it. It was disturbing in a way I've never seen on here before.
Gravitycollapse
Jan 2014
#56
NEVER a reason for capital punishment - the state does not have a right to take a life
DrDan
Jan 2014
#53
I don't think this is evil or disgusting, but I do think it's misguided.
Donald Ian Rankin
Jan 2014
#65
For years I was on the fence about the death penalty and maybe it was never clear for me
davidpdx
Jan 2014
#67
While opposing the penalty in principle, I also don't give a hoot for folks like Dennis McGuire
Kaleva
Jan 2014
#79