Dead Man
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Okay, so I have always thought that this was one of the coolest songs on 'Lost Dogs'. I love how it's another one of those songs that is just Eddie and it gives off such a cool, melancholy like feel with it's monotone sound. I just fell in love with it.
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Ed at his intense best!
hey, i'm not american, and i feel incredibly amazed about the american laws on the death penalty - this is, i'm against the capital punishment in all cases.
so i'd like to read about your (american or non-american) points of view on this subject...
sorry for the bad english... please correct anything wrong...
Real Love has no Gender
Real Beliefs have no Religion
Real Human Beings don't Hate. Please don't Discriminate.
el oscuro me mantiene
cuando yo te vi
en la lluvia me prometiste tu sangre
Estrella de la mañana
Samael te persigo a ti
y si me quedo sin alas
ademas me muero por ti
Can't say that I share the same views, but it is a pretty cool song.
so i dub the the unforgiven
There is quite a big difference.
- Antwerp '06, Nijmegen '07, Werchter '07
I disagree. This would mean: spread the wave of aggression to the world...
I find it hypocritical that the American courtrooms stipulate ''In God We Trust'' on the one hand and on the other execute sb as if he/she isn't one of a God's creatures and thus ignore ''Thou Shall Not Kill'' command. It seems illogical. My moral codex doesn't approve of killing people no matter what they did.
el oscuro me mantiene
cuando yo te vi
en la lluvia me prometiste tu sangre
Estrella de la mañana
Samael te persigo a ti
y si me quedo sin alas
ademas me muero por ti
And about that taxes... crap... What about those you're paying and which are being used to finance the war in Iraq? I mean, I'm not an expert on that subject, but I'm smart enough to understand that it's not a war for freedom. And you're paying for it. You're paying your government to kill innocent people who happen to live in a pretty rich country when it comes to oil. What's better, to pay for a genocide or to pay for one murderer (or whatever) who may deserve a second chance?
Real Love has no Gender
Real Beliefs have no Religion
Real Human Beings don't Hate. Please don't Discriminate.
I know that this is a sensitive matter, but I really don't agree with your point of view. What you're saying is "an eye for an eye". Will that lead to something good?
Personally, sometimes I hear and see things that just make me think that someone shoud be "getting a taste of their own medicine". But that that's what goes through my mind, humans have feelings of rage, of revenge, of anger. It doesn't make it correct, though.
So, I really don't think that should be an institution in the judicial system
haha holy shit. i can't believe that site still exists.
http://www.wishlistfoundation.org
Oh my, they dropped the leash.
Morgan Freeman/Clint Eastwood 08' for President!
"Make our day"
About the death penalty, I think that when you kill someone, with every intention of doing so, you deserve to die. If you kill someone by accident or with the intention of harming, but not killing, I don't think death penalty is the answer. But if someone kills in cold blood for no good reason, it is what that person deserves.
ı love eddie vedder'voice
If we're gonna quote the Bible and all ... what about "an eye for an eye?"
ps -- I like the song, though.
for the least they could possibly do
I haven't read the entire Bible, you probably haven't read it too. It's the easiest thing to do to use a quote without at least checking out its context. But what I remember from religious studies (when I was still in the elementary school lol) is that these 10 commands are like God's law, cannot get higher from that.
el oscuro me mantiene
cuando yo te vi
en la lluvia me prometiste tu sangre
Estrella de la mañana
Samael te persigo a ti
y si me quedo sin alas
ademas me muero por ti
Regardless of opinions for or against the death penalty (including eds), he manages to portray the insignificance, hopelessness and meaninglessness of the actions of a man (from his point of view) waiting to die for crimes he's committed. its disturbingly hopeless and somber.
"The settling of my every step, inching off of the earth
is magnified, by the things i've done, the thing that i've become
Every lift of my hand. coffee cup & back,
is magnified, by the things i've done, the things ive seen, the things ive caused
i'm a dead man walking
the hammer that i once brought down now hovers over me
casts a shadow, a cross onto me
the hallways are all mocking me
what i've become
they're all mocking me
i'm a dead man walking
a dead man walking
a dead man walking
i'm a dead man walking
a dead man walking
a dead man walking"
Inhumane is taking somebody's life, justice cannot do that!
"You my friend, I will defend and if we change, well I love you anyway"
"I know I was born and I know that I'll die, the in between is mine, I AM MINE"
and it also seems that pro-choice people tend to be against execution...
Great Point !! How odd.
I don't really know how I feel about execution..... but miscarriages of justice happen.
it's like Eddie ironically says: I can kill cause in God I trust...
Goodbye for now.