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Old 12-15-2003, 04:02 PM   #1
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Definatly for this

it would not only get rid of the criminals

it would set an example for future criminals saying "If you do the crime..................well kill you"

what do you think
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Old 12-15-2003, 04:04 PM   #2
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there would be A LOT of dead people......that and people might want to die so then they'll go commit a crime just so they can die....it's like an illegal way to legally commit suicide.......
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nope...let them rot in jail. and it might not be a solution, who knows what waits on the other side?
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but ya gotta think
out there are many people that WANT to die for thire cause
killing them would just satisfy them
what we need to do, is lock them up for life and MAKE THEM SUFFER!
however, the downside is all the money it will cost us to "take care of them"
so, yeah, good and bad
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They should enforce it more these days..Too many retards set loose for killing and stuff too soon then they're doing it again and again.
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They should enforce it more these days..Too many retards set loose for killing and stuff too soon then they're doing it again and again.
yeah, i dont understand why they let sex offenders and stuff like that walk back in normal life
they dont even check to see if they register with the town.
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It's a load of bullshit. They're always finding excuses like well we try to release the lower level criminals and offenders to make room for the psycho's and such. All they have to do is find the really big retards and psycho's and killers and cannibals and fucken kill them! ZAP ZAP ZAP! :P
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nope...let them rot in jail. and it might not be a solution, who knows what waits on the other side?
cant do that...the jails would pile up with inmates and, not only would it be crowded, we would be paying laot of taxes to keep them alive
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Old 12-15-2003, 05:48 PM   #9
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cant do that...the jails would pile up with inmates and, not only would it be crowded, we would be paying laot of taxes to keep them alive
They probably all go mad with anger that newbies are coming in and rape/kill them in there anyways...too much hastle..
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Ok. Here's what I think. I am pro-death penalty, to a point. Here's my reasoning. The average innmate in a medium to high security prison costs around $44,000 per year. That's taxpayers money. And with over 2 Million Americans incarcarated in the prison system at any given time, that's a LOT of money. Those people are never going to be let out. They will never 'pull up their bootstraps', so to speak, and become a worthwhile member of the community. They will never hold a high paying or risky job, if they are in for life they will never get out, and so they rot away in Jail flushing money.

Now, here's the other side. Since I (and a large percentage of Americans) have little faith in the legal system, there's always the issue of what happens when they convict someone mistakenly. Studies show that many times teenagers and (a lesser amount) of adults admit to hefty crimes they did not do, when facing severe interrogation for hours on end. They may confess because they feel if they do, they can just get out of this hellhole. Plus, with the advancing DNA techonologies, thousands of wrongfully convicted innmates are being let out, after years of servitude for a crime they did not commit. What would happen if we killed everyone who we thought did it, then 20 years later discovered we were wrong? What would happen then? You can't just send an apology letter to the family signed by the President.
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You can't just send an apology letter to the family signed by the President.
Sound like something they'd do...

But really, if they're life was on the line, I doubt they'd lie to 'get out', because the 'getting out' would go from jail time to death =/.
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people that would confess to something they didnt do should be punished anyway...i mean they would be lieing under oath, thats punishable under law
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people that would confess to something they didnt do should be punished anyway...i mean they would be lieing under oath, thats punishable under law
By the time they're on the witness stand and under fire, they've already confessed. You can't change targets halfway through a case unless you have tangible evidence to do so. Most people confess in the interrogation room, after being subjected to police brutality, lies, food deprivation, sleep, and interrogated for 20-30+ hours. Most give up eventually, or are told 'You can go home if you just sign this and confess.' Yes its illegal, but only two states (Minnesota and Alaska, I think) require interrogations to be taped if a confession is considered valid in a court of law.
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'You can go home if you just sign this and confess.'
Or, in this case, sign this and die biatch.
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Or, in this case, sign this and die biatch.
Ohhh that's nice And it would work.
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Old 12-15-2003, 08:05 PM   #16
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The only thing I dont like about the death penalty, is the fact that an innocent may be killed.
If someone was blatantly guilty of doing the crime, then they may deserve the death penalty...
However, I think there should be something within the law system that allows a sufficient amount of time for death penalty appeals of some sort, in order to either reduce the sentence to something lesser, or give enough time to prove the accused innocent...

In regards to Anticrombie0909's opinion on the taxpayer's cost... is lessening costs of maintaining prison inmates (saving tax dollars) worth taking the sacrifice of an innocent person's life, simply because they were put to death prematurely? In my opinion, I'd rather pay a couple more tax dollars if it can save someone's life.
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That's they're fucken problem for getting caught up in the bullshit with they're friend or whatever they're still part of it.

But that has nothing to do with it,the death penalty should be enforced on the people they know Exact FACTS about .
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Actually, I like your idea. I was saying its stupid to keep the convicted there for the rest of their lives, when they have no chance of appeal anyway, since all they're doing is funnelling money. That's all.
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Ok. Here's what I think. I am pro-death penalty, to a point. Here's my reasoning. The average innmate in a medium to high security prison costs around $44,000 per year. That's taxpayers money. And with over 2 Million Americans incarcarated in the prison system at any given time, that's a LOT of money. Those people are never going to be let out. They will never 'pull up their bootstraps', so to speak, and become a worthwhile member of the community. They will never hold a high paying or risky job, if they are in for life they will never get out, and so they rot away in Jail flushing money.
actually, the process by which someone goes through to go on death row, and then to the death penalty, the total cost amounts to more than keeping him alive for the rest of his life.
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I...am going to have to say...that that is a load. I'll believe it when I see hard data.
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