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Capital punishment
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by SPLIT_BANANA - written on 15.09.01 (Useful, 107 readings)
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I think that capital punishment is wrong I believe this for many reasons. 1. Why waste a persons life because he killed another person. Surely that’s a contradiction isn’t it? The only time this could be necessary is when the person has done a multiple killing. Like the Bombers on the WTC….Well not the bombers the ...
by - written on 29.08.01
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Can't you just tell there's nothing decent on the box, so she's off on one again? Capital Punishment is a very thorny question. My whole motivation for becoming interested in psychology, was criminology, so basically don't kill them, they'll help pay my mortgage. Can she really mean that? Don't be silly my ...
by pippin2000 - written on 18.08.01 (Very useful, 677 readings)
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Capital punishment, a form of punishing a person for a henious crime committed by putting them to death. Justice or Babarric? The question is, should we re-introduce Capital Punishment in Britain after 36 years without it? Personally I don't think the death penalty should be re-introduced. In my eyes, it is not ...
by laura lettuce - written on 14.08.01 (Very useful, 453 readings)
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Although I do not agree with the death penalty in most cases, I do believe that if a person has committed a particularly heinous crime, then such punishment could be acceptable. I would like to start by firstly explaining the reasons why I am mostly against capital punishment. It is often thought that the government wastes money by ...
by - written on 13.08.01
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Capital Punishment, legal infliction of the death penalty; in modern law, corporal punishment in its most severe form. Lynching, in contrast to capital punishment, is the unauthorized, illegal use of death as a punishment. The usual alternative to the death penalty is long-term or life imprisonment. History The earliest historical records ...
by davies29 - written on 13.08.01 (Useful, 38 readings)
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Every body has their opinion on this sore subject and I think that you can argue the case for it and against but the thing is the offernder was worng. Maybe we should bring back capital punishment for re offernders as it has been argued that people have been put to death and they are innocent. In some countries like America there is a death ...
by heffmester - written on 13.08.01 (Somewhat useful, 240 readings)
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Ok, I am goin to cause some controversy by saying what I really think on this subject, and if you really want to know what I think, then read on, if not, then bye. Personally I feel that capital punishment is too much in a lot of cases. Sure, if someone kills 100 kids, then shoot, hang, fry, inject, or do whatever you want to them. But in ...
by Dringostarr - written on 10.08.01 (Useful, 54 readings)
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BOOOOOOOM An explosion rips through a high street, hundreds die. Parents are in tears cluching their dying daughters. A DISASTER and they know who did it. So they take that person in, friends and relatives of the dead lusting for revenge! They put this person on a chair and they say their final words. Many look on with no emotion ...
by ayjay - written on 08.08.01 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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The debate on Capital Punishment continues to rumble along. Personally, I've always thought that this irrevocable step is too drastic, not least because there is, naturally, no means of righting wrong verdicts.The criminal justice system is fallible. We have seen so many cases where 'Lifers' have subsequently been exonerated. ...
by davidbuttery - written on 07.08.01 (Very useful, 273 readings)
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Capital punishment. An issue many people feel rather strongly about. But not me - I feel *extremely* strongly about it. It's a shame that Dooyoo ratings only go down as far as one star, as I dislike giving even that much support to such a repulsive cause. I believe that execution is wrong, in any and every instance. Before we start, though, ...
by Guzman - written on 06.08.01 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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The death penalty was removed from the criminal statutes as a result of innocent people having been executed. At the time I believe that this was probably because of the lack of technology available to the police in order to fully verify forensic evidence. It was though, in my opinion, a political scrap of meat thrown to a hungry public baying for ...
by scarykitten - written on 01.08.01 (Useful, 581 readings)
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When capital punishment was abolished in the UK it was one of the only things the government has actually got right in this country. - How can you ever justify killing another human being? Whatever someone has done, should they be killed for it. If you murdered someone, should another murder be commited in executing the ...
by northerner - written on 27.07.01 (Very useful, 266 readings)
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Capital punishment was removed in Britain in 1964 after parliament argued the death penalty "must now be seen to be inhuman and degrading," (although technically, offences such as starting a fire in a naval dockyard remain on the statute books). There have been numerous attempts to reintroduce the death penalty and surveys suggest that ...
by ILoveJackDaniels - written on 26.07.01 (Very useful, 138 readings)
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The title just goes to show that even philosophers from thousdans of years ago are not infallible. There are many issues where everyone has an opinion, and even fewer where their opinions are based on facts, but this is one of those issues. Everyone knows the basic arguements. Is it wrong to kill in the name of law? Should someone who has ...
by ianphotocd - written on 26.07.01 (Useful, 81 readings)
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I live in Northern Ireland and am about to write an opinion that is not Politically correct. I wish the death penalty had never been done away with. At the moment in Northern Ireland huge hurt is being inflicted on large numbers of convicted murderers being set free from Prison after serving very short times for murder and other ...
by Cammij - written on 25.07.01 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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We Have to consider what exactly are our inspirations and aspirations as a society when we discuss a weighty issue such as whether or not the state sanction killing. I believe it was some Schwede hypocrit by the name of Gunnar Myrdal (He liked to sit over in his lilly white Schweden and talk about how the Americans should deal with crime and ...
by melldrew2 - written on 24.07.01
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Abolishing the death sentence sent this country further into the downnward spiral. - Advantages: We all gone too soft, too many do-gooders - Disadvantages: an occasional mistake has been made
by tweepypie - written on 24.07.01 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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In our country we are not actually affected by capital punishment, but now and again the old argument in favour of it reappears. This is particularly odd, since all-over the world voices are being heard condemning this "old-fashioned" form of punishment. First of all, in times of particular public outrage, such as the Hindley ...
by Stroyd - written on 24.07.01 (Somewhat useful, 211 readings)
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This question is closely linked with 'Is prison a deterrent?' The answer is no. How can we expect to rid society of murderers and rapists when we give them a few years in a relaxed prison and then release them. 'Prison is no holiday camp!' you may cry, but trust me, I know people who have been inside and it is no deterrent ...
by splodgethecat - written on 22.07.01 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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I had never really though deeply about the capital punishment issue. My gut feeling has always been that I oppose it, but I have never gone into the whys and wherefores of all the issues in my mind. Thanks to Speakers' Corner I have been urged to do so. Britain dumped the death penalty 1964, which seems an absolute age ago now, so I suppose ...










