BF2S Forums for those that do NOT believe in capital punishment.

That's sick. I can't imagine how'd I feel if that was my own family. Probably uncontrollable rage.

this is sick.. thats all i can say. sick.. sick ... &*#9^$

Send them to jail and let them get raped.

I thought of a good punishment but i wont say it its more of a torture.

lowing wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/15/ok.missinggirl/index.html

i would like to hear your arguement against capital punishment, after reading this.

I for one, look at capital punishment as justice more than a deterrent. If it deterrs even one crime fine. But I support it as justice for the victims and/or their families.

Your thoughts?

Instant death is luxury he shouldn't get. He should be tied to a tree, have holes drilled into him with (not to the extent of death) pour honey poured all over him and let fire ants and buzzards eat him alive.


Just my thoughts.

you do know tax dollars go to feeding inmates.... Kill em!!!!!!!! ...... wrap there bodies in wet rawhide.... when the hide dry's it will squeeze them out like a tube of toothpaste

jord wrote:

mofo65 wrote:

lowing wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/15/ok.missinggirl/index.html

i would like to hear your arguement against capital punishment, after reading this.

I for one, look at capital punishment as justice more than a deterrent. If it deterrs even one crime fine. But I support it as justice for the victims and/or their families.

Your thoughts?

Instant death is luxury he shouldn't get. He should be tied to a tree, have holes drilled into him with (not to the extent of death) pour honey poured all over him and let fire ants and buzzards eat him alive.


Just my thoughts.

This is my punishment:

First we would be tied up and someone would pull his eyelashes off his and his pubic hair.ONE BY ONE!
Then his eye lids would be cut off so he could never blink,then a full can of pepper spray would be sprayed in his eyes.

After this his penis would be cut off with a not very sharp knife so it lasts longer.

By this point he will nearly be dead from blood loss.So we get a team of doctors and nurses to operate to stem the blood loss.

His teath will be pulled out with pliers.
And finally he will be put under water until half drowned get petrol poured on to him and be set on fire.

NOW thats taking it a bit far.

Like it!

My thoughts on death penality

Yes if
You Kill a cop, firefigher, or EMT while they're on duty
Treason
Kill an officer of the court (Judge or DA)
1st degree intention homicide


what should be done to this guy, simply take a rope, tie him to a car, and run the indy 500 with it.

Why not get two birds with one stone. Yes kill them, but why not feed them to meat eating animals in zoo's. Yes its a stupid idea, but it would save the zoo's alot of money.  That or once found guilty they are turned over to the family who can do what they want to him, or just shoot them in the stomach and let them bleed to death. either way he should die

I cannot think of a punishment painful enough for this.

you do know tax dollars go to feeding inmates.... Kill em!!!!!!!! ...... wrap there bodies in wet rawhide.... when the hide dry's it will squeeze them out like a tube of toothpast

Actually with the US capital punishment system it costs more to put an inmate to death then have them serve life. Including the appeals process of course.

-OP

Some arguements against capital punishment are wrongfully charged suspects, the possibility of the offender to work and give back to the family that lost, the violation of the 8th amendment (in the US), and again, the cost of putting a man on death row in the US. I don't completely agree or care about a few of those, but I thought I would list some.

Another reason that many people don't consider is the family of the offender. It must also be very difficult for the parents of such an individual to come to terms with the fact that their son or daughter has taken part in the brutal murder of a child. Not only that, but now their child will be put to death as well. While some families can be put directially in the blame of how morally corrupt their child is, sometimes that is not the case.

Personally, I don't believe in the death penality just on the premise that two wrongs never make a right, and it puts a price on human life. However, I'm not about to go picket outside of an execution against it because there wasn't any bleeding hearts to save that little girl in your example. I can try to place myself in the shoes of that little girl's family, but I can't even imagine how that would feel. I would like to think I would feel the same way about it if it happened to someone I knew but to state that my mind would not change would be complete arrogance.

Last edited by 7thEs_ChibiKrillin (2006-04-16 22:51:04)

7thEs_ChibiKrillin wrote:

Another reason that many people don't consider is the family of the offender. It must also be very difficult for the parents of such an individual to come to terms with the fact that their son or daughter has taken part in the brutal murder of a child. Not only that, but now their child will be put to death as well. While some families can be put directially in the blame of how morally corrupt their child is, sometimes that is not the case.

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Personally, I don't believe in the death penality just on the premise that two wrongs never make a right, and it puts a price on human life...

I've never been in the position of having a family member on death row, but in the case one were to commit such a heinous crime, I would see his death as a purification of sorts, and a worthy closure.

The whole "two wrongs never make a right" thing doesn't change the fact that one wrong doesn't exactly make a right either. It makes me sick to my stomach that tax money is going to support these monsters. It makes it all the worse when psychopaths are released to commit the same crimes or graduate to something even more hideous. I suppose I am biased against them merely because the government is distributing large numbers of sex offenders in my area. Isn't exactly a comforting feeling, with so many families around.

It'll probably eventually come down to the growing popularity of "rehabilitate THIS" vigilante activities.

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2006-04-16 23:57:47)

Tyferra wrote:

My only argument against capital Punishment is when they get the wrong man. It happens bloody frequently. There are those who very much deserve it though, like Mr. Underwood there.

Tim Kuykendall wrote:

"She pled for her life," he said. "The first thing out of her mouth when he first hit her was, 'I'm sorry.' "

How did he know this? Just wondering...
He probably got it from the Underwood guy I guess. Let him fry without a headsponge like the guy on "The Green Mile."

And who's going to clean that up? Keep it clean, I say.