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Re: Texas Inmates Likely to Be Exonerated After Committee Discovers Wrongful Convicti
So do you wish to over throw our justice system and the way we do things?
If someone is stupid enough to confess to killing someone in cold blood? Well yeah put em down.
Why do we have a right? Well it goes back to a jury of your peers and what they think. Criminals know it and so do you.
Get some dressings to put over your bleeding heart and get real.
So then life is given value based on what others deem it to be? If the justification is that a jury of our peers deems one's life to die, would that apply for any reason? What if a jury of someone's peers believed that stealing a loaf of bread was worthy of death? Is human life something that ins inherently valuable? Or is it only valuable if we project value on it?
So if someone confesses to wrong actions do they still deserve to die? If they admit their wrongs should they be put to death? Why do we have the right to dictate that someone's life is forfeit because they committed "x" action? And who's to stop anyone from going to extremes and defining "x" action as being something so subtle as saying a curse word or hurting someone's feelings?
So do you wish to over throw our justice system and the way we do things?
If someone is stupid enough to confess to killing someone in cold blood? Well yeah put em down.
Why do we have a right? Well it goes back to a jury of your peers and what they think. Criminals know it and so do you.
Get some dressings to put over your bleeding heart and get real.