the death penalty

ajedigecko wrote:

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scb wrote:

ajedigecko wrote:

if a family member of mine becomes a thing.......i will only have sympathy for the innocent victim.

I don't believe you. And I don't think you would consider someone you truly know & love to be a thing. And if others considered someone you love to be a thing, it would break your heart. And breaking the hearts of an innocent family is not right or productive, whether it's the family of the victim or the family of the "thing".

Of course I don't know you, and maybe you've had all kinds of experience with this kind if thing that I don't know about. But this is my theory anyway.

poke out his eyes and cut off his balls(he can keep his ears and limbs for now)...........i would expect the same for any member of my family.

as eyed stated......i would wash myself clean, i never truly knew the person anyway.

What if it was someone you really did know to be a good person - like your mom or child or something - and they just had a psychotic break?

scb wrote:

What if it was someone you really did know to be a good person - like your mom or child or something - and they just had a psychotic break?

psychotic breaks are fucked.
"get a grip on yourself" is what i would say.
rape, torture, murder...
mega prison terms.

keep fuckin around when free and the next maniac offense will bring on a swift bullet.
i am all for imprisonment but when they keep destroying lives... wham kaboom crack goes the .357 behind the ear.

simplistic and understandable.
very easy.
very much needed.
we have always needed this and we always will.

some "things" can never be helped and cured.

why keep the revolving door open?
serial child molesters, serial rapists, serial killers... they swing swiftly when their necks are strung tightly in a noose.

believe it or not, its a true story.

btw, i love my sanctuary and meditation garden with the enlightened Buddha.
it's butterflies, wild horses, cool mountain streams and fresh air.
hummingbirds landing in my hair
a flower?
no.
just a warm feeling of peace.

do not make me spank you.
:twisted:

chadwick wrote:

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scb wrote:

What if it was someone you really did know to be a good person - like your mom or child or something - and they just had a psychotic break?

psychotic breaks are fucked.
"get a grip on yourself" is what i would say.
rape, torture, murder...
mega prison terms.

keep fuckin around when free and the next maniac offense will bring on a swift bullet.
i am all for imprisonment but when they keep destroying lives... wham kaboom crack goes the .357 behind the ear.

simplistic and understandable.
very easy.
very much needed.
we have always needed this and we always will.

some "things" can never be helped and cured.

why keep the revolving door open?
serial child molesters, serial rapists, serial killers... they swing swiftly when their necks are strung tightly in a noose.

believe it or not, its a true story.

btw, i love my sanctuary and meditation garden with the enlightened Buddha.
it's butterflies, wild horses, cool mountain streams and fresh air.
hummingbirds landing in my hair
a flower?
no.
just a warm feeling of peace.

do not make me spank you.
:twisted:

oh and btw,
depending on how heinous the crime, "the thing" will be executed after first offense against humanity.

ajedigecko wrote:

they are no longer a child.....they are adults that have made a grave decision.

exactly.
and again...
simple shit.
lights out.

one thing i've noticed in certain peoples comments here, is that there seems to be an awful lot of talk about child molesters and rapists and all the things that should happen to them. this thread is about the death penalty in general. i'd just like to take a moment to remind you that it's not just child molesters and rapists that murder and face the death penalty.

it's like you have tunnel vision on those crimes only? do you still advocate the death penalty for people who murder in other ways?

what about someone who drink drives and kills someone? death penalty? or someone that is talking on their phone while driving, not paying attention and kills someone? death penalty?

TriumphantAngel wrote:

one thing i've noticed in certain peoples comments here, is that there seems to be an awful lot of talk about child molesters and rapists and all the things that should happen to them. this thread is about the death penalty in general. i'd just like to take a moment to remind you that it's not just child molesters and rapists that murder and face the death penalty.

it's like you have tunnel vision on those crimes only? do you still advocate the death penalty for people who murder in other ways?

what about someone who drink drives and kills someone? death penalty? or someone that is talking on their phone while driving, not paying attention and kills someone? death penalty?

again, like i've said a few other times to different folks in here.
are you out of your skull?
some of the comments in here are very much out of control and struggling.

unreal.

chadwick wrote:

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TriumphantAngel wrote:

one thing i've noticed in certain peoples comments here, is that there seems to be an awful lot of talk about child molesters and rapists and all the things that should happen to them. this thread is about the death penalty in general. i'd just like to take a moment to remind you that it's not just child molesters and rapists that murder and face the death penalty.

it's like you have tunnel vision on those crimes only? do you still advocate the death penalty for people who murder in other ways?

what about someone who drink drives and kills someone? death penalty? or someone that is talking on their phone while driving, not paying attention and kills someone? death penalty?

again, like i've said a few other times to different folks in here.
are you out of your skull?
some of the comments in here are very much out of control and struggling.

unreal.

Maybe I'm just blind, but I didn't see where you answered her question.

chadwick wrote:

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TriumphantAngel wrote:

one thing i've noticed in certain peoples comments here, is that there seems to be an awful lot of talk about child molesters and rapists and all the things that should happen to them. this thread is about the death penalty in general. i'd just like to take a moment to remind you that it's not just child molesters and rapists that murder and face the death penalty.

it's like you have tunnel vision on those crimes only? do you still advocate the death penalty for people who murder in other ways?

what about someone who drink drives and kills someone? death penalty? or someone that is talking on their phone while driving, not paying attention and kills someone? death penalty?

again, like i've said a few other times to different folks in here.
are you out of your skull?
some of the comments in here are very much out of control and struggling.

unreal.

out of my skull? it's a pretty damn straight forward question. why don't you answer it.

TriumphantAngel wrote:

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chadwick wrote:

drunk driving is an all together different ball game.
drunk driving and harming ppl is not breaking into their home and torturing the innocent for 3 or 4 days then skinning them alive then eating them.

nar chadwick. that's where you are wrong. losing someone you love because they were killed by a drunk driver still makes them dead. gone forever. their families feel the same pain.

true as hell.
i cant dispute your words.
but are the drunk drivers serial killers, serial rapists, and serial child molesters?
fuck no they are not.

drunk drivers killing ppl with their cars are dumb as hell and should be punished.

chadwick wrote:

i find it extremely odd that decent kind ppl would defend the life of a maniac or a thing.
to me that is straight up weird as fuck.

i am completely against the death penalty under any circumstances. that's my point. you said you have never been a victim yet you have so much anger directed at a selective murderers only. to me, that's hypocritical.

the death penalty doesn't bring peace or healing to the victims families no matter how the person died. you can't spend the rest of your life focussing on that anger otherwise it poisons you and you become a victim all over again. it destroys you, messes with you and it just never stops. you spend more time thinking of revenge and less time on honoring your loved ones memory and remembering the happy times. you have to somehow let go and have faith that the judical system will imprison the person once they are found guilty so that they can't hurt anyone else.