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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130414
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Out of control. The insensativity thats been displayed in the content of some of these posts is just ridiculous.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130415
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Uhuh.

Really, I'm sorry but the Death Penalty is an expensive cop-out for some evil prisoners out of painful life-sentneces that some folks will not address for no reason I see so far.

Notice in the statistics that the rate of executions nation-wise has slowed down over the years.

Besides, is it really proven that the death penalty actually deters crime? I mean in logic, it would seem to, but does it really?

Finally, someone said that with technology now, the likelyhood of an innocent being executed for a crime he/she didn't commit is nill.

Thing is, the "present" state of the art technology of the last few decades and even a century ago, people thought they had a perfect system or best of the best format that keeps such a mistake from occuring...from finger-printing to DNA to advanced-DNA testing. However, don't ever think DNA is the final road-stop on the road to justice.

Fact is, criminals always find a way around new technology and eventually that technology has to be updated by the justice system. Remember those "secured" $100 bills that the Department of Treasury released years back, of which supposedly were fool-proof against counterfeiting? Thing is, some computer-genuises were able to bypass all those security fail-safe measures...and thus the Department had to re-release new bills that are superior, but I wonder when they will be cracked as well.

Then again, Australia now has "Plastic" money that supposedly fool-proof, but who knows...

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Peace by with all of youse.

Respect Life - simple concept, conception to death.

Ironic
Liberals - Abortion, Yes. Death Penalty, No.
Conservatives - Abortion, No. Death Penalty, Yes.

Is the murder of one person less of a crime than the murder of one thousand?

Prison sentences are really not a deterrent to crime. I firmly believe that a murderer does NOT commit the crime thinking about getting caught and the possible sentence.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130417
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The death penalty is an idea whose time has gone.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130418
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Besides, is it really proven that the death penalty actually deters crime? I mean in logic, it would seem to, but does it really?

I guess not. I remember when George Carlin discussed this by saying how the crime rate would slow if we started bringing back crucifixions, burning at the stake, boiling in oil, and catapulting into walls. :p


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130419
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But hell yes, it's a womans choice, kill that wholly innocent little baby! It is evil! Sentence THAT to death!
The woman conceived it, and let it grow inside her. IT is not yet alive, it is a foetus. It is no human, capable of thinking or feeling. If the foetus is not wanted by the mother then she has the right to kill it. A mother having a child she didn't wanted is not a nice situation, fot both. It's not evil.

But abortion is not the subject.

About death-penalty: The USA is always so big about freedom. The land of the free, both parties have a liberal economic point of view, everything is about freedom.
Now, the most painful thing about being in prison is the lack of freedom. It's something normal people can't even imagine, how hard it is not to be free.
Many prisoners with a lifelong sentence, would prefer a quick death above staying for decades in prison.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130420
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IT is not yet alive, it is a foetus. It is no human, capable of thinking or feeling. If the foetus is not wanted by the mother then she has the right to kill it.

But abortion is not the subject.

Abortion is not the subject, life is. You may have to do some research on this topic. Many premature fetus are born and are alive. Thinking and feeling? A fetus can do that too. When humans set the criteria for what is "Life" that's when we get in trouble. A new born can't fend for itself, if left alone it will die, it is dependent on it's mother...the same as an unborn fetus. When an elderly person has Alzheimer's we don't know what feelings or thoughts that person has - should we kill them? We tread on dangerous ground when we, as humans, choose or decide when life begins and ends; when feeling and thoughts begin and end. There is no danger when we use conception as the beginning of life. Setting arbitrary parameters is dangerous. Hitler set his parameters for life; no Jews, no Poles, no priests, no crippled, no mentally handicapped.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130421
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The death penalty huh? I say,"To Each His Own."


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comparing abortions and hitler is not the best example by far.

and i think in the end, its up the the female who's pregnant. its understandable that everyone has their own opinion...but to try and force it upon anyone else is wrong, and to make people feel guilty, or lebel them as murderers is wrong.

while men can have an opinion on whether a girl has an abortion, it is up to her...and i think that should be respected by all.


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[quote]Originally posted by Double-J:
[b]But hell yes, it's a womans choice, kill that wholly innocent little baby! It is evil! Sentence THAT to death!
The woman conceived it, and let it grow inside her. IT is not yet alive, it is a foetus. It is no human, capable of thinking or feeling. If the foetus is not wanted by the mother then she has the right to kill it. A mother having a child she didn't wanted is not a nice situation, fot both. It's not evil.

But abortion is not the subject.

[/b][/quote]Marycas has already done a fine job of showing you the fallacy of your point, but I'll add to that. How can you say that a fetus isn't alive? Cellular respiration, which is the basis of all life, is carried out from the moment of conception. It is a living organism that carries out ALL basic life functions.

Also, you talk about how a woman "conceives" the child but it takes two, a man and a woman. There's only been one case of "immaculate" conception in history (and, they crucified him)

If your argument was true, then why are their such things as "premature" babies? Wouldn't they just be inhuman, by your argument?

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If the foetus is not wanted by the mother then she has the right to kill it.
You're awful quick to chastize the US about freedoms, but apparently in your mind it is okay for a woman to kill her own child.

GOD FORBID, we kill a convicted murderer. But kill the child, after all, that is unwanted! :rolleyes:

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double-j i would be a little more sensitive to the fact that there could be people here who have had to make that tough choice...there are easier ways to state a point without sounded like a prick.
Why? I consider all abortionists murderers. Save for maybe the case where a mother is in undeniable medical danger. But otherwise, it is infanticide, and I have absolutely zero sympathy for that person.

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Now, the most painful thing about being in prison is the lack of freedom. It's something normal people can't even imagine, how hard it is not to be free.
Many prisoners with a lifelong sentence, would prefer a quick death above staying for decades in prison.
Duh...I didn't know prison was supposed to be "fun." :rolleyes:

BTW - what if that person had raped your wife and killed your children? Do you think he deserves more freedom?

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comparing abortions and hitler is not the best example by far.
Not necessarily. Both Hitler's final solution and the practice of abortion is killing, relentlessly brutal execution.

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but to try and force it upon anyone else is wrong, and to make people feel guilty, or lebel them as murderers is wrong.
So wait, then it's okay to force death upon a child though, right? Obviously, because they don't have a voice... :rolleyes:

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and i think that should be respected by all.
And I disagree.

Best,
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BTW - what if that person had raped your wife and killed your children? Do you think he deserves more freedom?
But if this beast impregnated your wife, you would want to force her to bear that child, wouldn't you?


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Do two wrongs make a right? After all, the child is half my wife. Should I kill it then? Would THAT be justice?



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And knowing what your wife went through, that she was raped by this filthy animal, who then murdered her children and left her to live with that agony, you would demand that she carry his child? You would leave her no choice?


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i guess double j descided to appoint himself as moral god. and he has descided to label people who have tough descisions to make. the worst part is he's making comments on something he's probably never been through, or probably has never helped a friend in this situation...because if he had he would be a litte more sympathetic to the psychological and emotional damage that occurs when a person descides to terminate a pregnancy. did you ever stop to think that maybe a girl of 15 who gets pregnant would be better off with the abortion...i mean, i come from a portugese family who would throw out the daughter if such a thing where to happen to her. or how about the way society treats a young pregnant, unmarried girl? the girl becomes an outcast, facing a cruel world alone. this is what i have seen, the experiances some of my friends have been through...do not think you can judge people without being in their shoes.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130428
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i guess double j descided to appoint himself as moral god. and he has descided to label people who have tough descisions to make. the worst part is he's making comments on something he's probably never been through, or probably has never helped a friend in this situation...because if he had he would be a litte more sympathetic to the psychological and emotional damage that occurs when a person descides to terminate a pregnancy. did you ever stop to think that maybe a girl of 15 who gets pregnant would be better off with the abortion...i mean, i come from a portugese family who would throw out the daughter if such a thing where to happen to her. or how about the way society treats a young pregnant, unmarried girl? the girl becomes an outcast, facing a cruel world alone. this is what i have seen, the experiances some of my friends have been through...do not think you can judge people without being in their shoes.
I haven't served the U.S., that discredits my comments?


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its one thing to have an opinion, its another to pass judgement down on people and label them, and make them feel like scum. is that what life is about? is that what being an american is about?


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He is giving his position on the subject, very simple. In his opinion, abortionsists are murderers, that is HIS position.


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that is insensitive, and there are better ways to state your opinion then mislabeling people...while i respect his position and not agree with abortion...i think its a dick thing to say calling people murderers. i bet most people's tunes change when put in the position of having to make that choice.


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JJ, you gotta add "Pee-Pee" to your sig. :p


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130433
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is that what being an american is about?
Absolutely not.


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Re: Pat's Thoughts Volume 55: The death penalty should be abolished #130434
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I'm against it, for reasons stated here many times before

1) It's not applied equally across the board. People who can afford better lawyers do better.

2) Too damn many mistakes.

If both of them problems could somehow be corrected, I'd have no objection to it.
I can't stand too solid on the issue because of the reasons you've stated (especially the first). If the practice was consistant with all murderers, I would be for it.


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that is insensitive, and there are better ways to state your opinion then mislabeling people...while i respect his position and not agree with abortion...i think its a dick thing to say calling people murderers. i bet most people's tunes change when put in the position of having to make that choice.
Shame on me! I'm expressing my honest, frank, politically incorrect opinion!

But heaven (and hell) forbid we condemn the infanticidal murderers who perpetrate this infamia every day.

Sorry if my harshness doesn't appease you, but I refuse to accept in any way the murder of babies. That's all.



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And knowing what your wife went through, that she was raped by this filthy animal, who then murdered her children and left her to live with that agony, you would demand that she carry his child? You would leave her no choice?
So, to justify the act of rape itself, she should kill her child? Will that make the pain go away?

Leaving her no choice? Putting this into the individualistic setting once again. I find that when you are married, you are a FAMILY. Not just one individual.

And I'm sure that if the justice system didn't take care of the bastard, I would have to go Bronson-esque.

Anyways, back to the original point - so because of the origins of a child, does that mean it should be killed? What if even we gave it up for adoption? I still think that would be better than murdering the child which is wholly innocent and did nothing wrong whatsoever.

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i guess double j descided to appoint himself as moral god. and he has descided to label people who have tough descisions to make.
No. I simply call a spade a spade, and a murder, murder.

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the worst part is he's making comments on something he's probably never been through, or probably has never helped a friend in this situation...because if he had he would be a litte more sympathetic to the psychological and emotional damage that occurs when a person descides to terminate a pregnancy.
Oh, believe me, I have a friend who works for an abortion clinic that is no longer my friend because of that.

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did you ever stop to think that maybe a girl of 15 who gets pregnant would be better off with the abortion...i mean, i come from a portugese family who would throw out the daughter if such a thing where to happen to her.
Hey, did you ever stop to think maybe the baby who we're pretending isn't alive ISN'T better off dead? Oh yes, murder the child, that solves everything!

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or how about the way society treats a young pregnant, unmarried girl? the girl becomes an outcast, facing a cruel world alone. this is what i have seen, the experiances some of my friends have been through...do not think you can judge people without being in their shoes.
Oh, yes. It's so bad that apparently it's discouraging the millions of unwed pregnant mothers out there. Forgive me for not crying a tear for the many who decide to shack up with random guys and end up with 4 different kids by 4 different fathers.

Of course I can judge them, especially when their irresponsible actions result in someones death. By your logic, we shouldn't judge a murderer because, after all, we don't know what he was going through when he decided to blow up, say, the Oklahoma Federal Building! :rolleyes:

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its one thing to have an opinion, its another to pass judgement down on people and label them, and make them feel like scum. is that what life is about? is that what being an american is about?
Is killing your children, and denying them their rights what America is about?

And how would you know, anyways? I mean, you talk about not judging people unless you're in their situation, but you're Canadian...by your logic, you shouldn't even have a say in this subject.

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DoubleJ I think that you cross a line when you try to tell a woman who carries the baby what decision she should make. That is her body and she is the one carrying that baby so she knows how she is feeling. No one should tell her what to do if they are for or against abortion. She should decide.


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Amazing how this became yet another abortion debate.


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Amazing how this became yet another abortion debate.
And you're surprised Plaw?


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Double J,
Yes, when you are a family, then you do decide things as a family, as a unit. However, if your wife was raped and your children murdered, and you've decided to Charles Bronson this guy's ass, then you don't have much of a family unit any longer, do you?

Yes, you do decide things as a family. However, as DS correctly pointed out, you and your family are not the ones who will have to carry this child for nine months, the child of a man who destroyed everything of value to you and your wife.

However, since this is quite patently the most absurd discussion (I would never even consider it as a debate since it has gone into the realm of Ridiculous Land), that will be the last comment from me regarding this particular scenario.


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DoubleJ I think that you cross a line when you try to tell a woman who carries the baby what decision she should make. That is her body and she is the one carrying that baby so she knows how she is feeling. No one should tell her what to do if they are for or against abortion. She should decide.


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i agree, in the end we should respect the descision of the female who does what she wants with HER body. and this topic concerns americans and canadians alike.


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i agree, in the end we should respect the descision of the female who does what she wants with HER body. and this topic concerns americans and canadians alike.
This would be a valid argument if she was doing something to herself, but she's not...she's killing another human being, her own child, which is an act of murder, plain and simple!



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Then what about the Death Penalty?

Oh sure, make excuses, but as you say...."an act of murder, plain and simple!"

c'mon, am I wrong?

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