death penalty

[Night Reaper]

are you for it or against it

im for it

 

[eternal alchemist]

Yeah I'm for it, but I defaced a coin on friday so technically I think treason punishment should be banned, and all other death penalties endorsed.

 

[KillerGon]

i'm against it... it's just too quick and painless...

i prefer them to rot in jail to pay for their crimes and sins.

besides, if you realize someone is not guilty, you can always free them if they are in jail...

but i don't know what can you do if you already executed an innocent person :zombie:

 

[MegustaMucho]

i'm against it... it's just too quick and painless...

i prefer them to rot in jail to pay for their crimes and sins.

same here

 

[eternal alchemist]

Then again, there is psychological warfare. Torturing people turns out to be useful on certain people, however not such on others. There should be trials and tests so authorities can discover peoples pet peeves

 

[Night Reaper]

yeah but heres an exemple

an adult shoots a kid whit a shotgun in the chest
the kid dies
the kid never had a chance
so why would the killer have one

 

[cacto]

i'm against it... it's just too quick and painless...

i prefer them to rot in jail to pay for their crimes and sins.

besides, if you realize someone is not guilty, you can always free them if they are in jail...

but i don't know what can you do if you already executed an innocent person :zombie:

very true. i say put them all on a ship and send to argentina. now that is punishment

 

[MegustaMucho]

yeah but heres an exemple

an adult shoots a kid whit a shotgun in the chest
the kid dies
the kid never had a chance
so why would the killer have one

if we kill him, we'll be like him

 

[eternal alchemist]

Look it's extremely complicated. Those of us who believe in reincarnation and karmic retribution know that in the current life, karma will manifest to whatever we do, i.e. suffer if a murder was unnecessary, however if they go into the next life they will not know what they are suffering for.

 

[KillerGon]

very true. i say put them all on a ship and send to argentina. now that is punishment

what a fag.

 

[cacto]

what a fag.

u know i'm joking give me a hug

 

[Night Reaper]

if we kill him, we'll be like him

no we could just tie his neck to a rope and make him get on a chair and just leave him like that so eventualy he would die on him self

 

[eternal alchemist]

That still makes us responsible for his death

 

[Conti]

very true. i say put them all on a ship and send to argentina. now that is punishment

or mabye we can send them to your house to listen to your blink 182 CDs

 

[eternal alchemist]

Or send them to my house so they could listen to my sister's emo CDs..

 

[Night Reaper]

or send them on an island full of gays
PS. thats we should do whit gays lol

The most striking protection of innocent life has been seen in Texas, which executes more murderers than any other state. According to JFA (Justice for All), the Texas murder rate in 1991 was 15.3 per 100,000. By 1999, it had fallen to 6.1 -- a drop of 60 percent. Within Texas, the most aggressive death penalty prosecutions are in Harris County (the Houston area). Since the resumption of executions in 1982, the annual number of Harris County murders has plummeted from 701 to 241 -- a 72 percent decrease
and to show it helped in texas

 

[KillerGon]

or mabye we can send them to your house to listen to your blink 182 CDs

pwned

 

[MegustaMucho]

they also get assraped

 

[cacto]

or mabye we can send them to your house to listen to your blink 182 CDs

ouch
i do have many reasonable explanation to have a blink 182 CD in my room

 

[Kattana]

yeah but heres an exemple

an adult shoots a kid whit a shotgun in the chest
the kid dies
the kid never had a chance
so why would the killer have one

because the adultmight not understand what he'd done. easy