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Sometimes it is really hard to stay consistently anti-death penalty. Kurska Sep 2014 #1
I agree MrBig Sep 2014 #5
Indeed. It is difficult to find empathy for those who have shown so little. I try to focus on msanthrope Sep 2014 #8
that's why i'm not against the death penalty when it is probably applied like in this case samsingh Sep 2014 #13
I didn't see anything about charges against his "mother". LoisB Sep 2014 #2
The mother took a plea bargain teenagebambam Sep 2014 #3
Thank you. LoisB Sep 2014 #16
Life. No parole possible "til 2044. Plea. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #4
I would think the mother should be punished even more.. how could she possibly allow this secondwind Sep 2014 #6
This is horsetrading that happens when a prosecutor wants a capital conviction. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #10
i agree with you samsingh Sep 2014 #14
I am arguing with myself right now. littlewolf Sep 2014 #7
I'm opposed to the death penalty but have no mercy for this woman. nt alp227 Sep 2014 #9
Good riddance. secondvariety Sep 2014 #11
The evidence here is vastly different from some other death penalty cases. The Stranger Sep 2014 #12
And thats the solution to the problem of a possible innocent being executed 7962 Sep 2014 #15
True that, except . . . The Stranger Sep 2014 #17
But people tamper with/plant evidence, D.A.s have political agendas, confessions are coerced, etc. Arugula Latte Sep 2014 #19
I'll tell you why, 7962 Sep 2014 #26
To me, it's much worse if one innocent person is executed than if 1,000 guilty Arugula Latte Sep 2014 #28
Life in prison is a worse punishment, IMO. Arugula Latte Sep 2014 #18
I definitely agree with that. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #25
Horrendous crime BuddhaGirl Sep 2014 #20
The only justification for taking a life . . . freedom fighter jh Sep 2014 #21
Life without parole. And about 1200 calories a day... Thor_MN Sep 2014 #22
That's easily 900 more than she deserved. TeeYiYi Sep 2014 #23
She had 38yrs he had 9....she forfeited 31. Historic NY Sep 2014 #24
Well said 7962 Sep 2014 #27
Is it permissible to say I have no sympathy for someone who would do that to a child? FLPanhandle Sep 2014 #29
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