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Originally posted by Quazga
I'm sick of these people hungry for vengence who want to kill another human being out of bloodlust. We are talking about Justice here, not Vengence.
Originally posted by quaple_pouge
Originally posted by Quazga
For example, in the west cattle rustling was punishable by hanging. Why? Who was hurt? Stuff was stolen, but why kill someone? BECAUSE, in that time Cattle was THE biggest industry, and so it needed to be protected. It was easy to steal cattle, and so they created HUGE fines (i.e. death) for those who did it, so as to deter the behavior.
I'm sick of these people hungry for vengence who want to kill another human being out of bloodlust. We are talking about Justice here, not Vengence.
Excuse me, we are not talking about cattle here...we are talking about TWO human lives that were taken without thought or remorse. I am almost 100% sure that if he had not been caught there would be several more. This is not a man, this is a monster who preys on innocent people. He does not deserve to live, he is a menace to society. Why should my tax dollars go to housing, clothing, and feeding him?
Originally posted by quaple_pouge
"COLUMBUS, Ohio — A death row inmate scheduled for execution in October says he's so fat that Ohio executioners would have trouble finding his veins and that his weight could diminish the effectiveness of one of the lethal injection drugs.
Lawyers for Richard Cooey argue in a federal lawsuit that Cooey had poor veins when he faced execution five years ago and that the problem has been worsened by weight gain.
Cooey, 41, was sentenced to die for raping and murdering two female University of Akron students in 1986. After a federal judge granted Cooey a last-minute reprieve in 2003, Cooey was returned to death row. In April, he lost a challenge to Ohio's lethal injection process when the U.S. Supreme Court said he had missed a deadline to file a lawsuit."
I found this on FoxNews.com. I cannot believe that person, who is on death row for raping and murdering two women might actually have a chance to evade execution! I am so sick of hearing of lethal injection being "creul and unusual punishment". What about the people that were hurt by the hands of these monsters that are on death row?
Originally posted by quaple_pouge
I am so sick of hearing of lethal injection being "creul and unusual punishment". What about the people that were hurt by the hands of these monsters that are on death row?
Well, I'm against any kind of death penalty because Imho its the exact opposite of that.
Death penalties are the easy way out. Make them live trough hell and earth untill they die at age 124.