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If a person maliciously takes the lives of other people they should get the death penalty instead of free pass to live out their life. Thats how I feel. You don't have to agree.
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Parkland, Nikolas Cruz, and the Death Penalty
- Thread starter Jayhawker Soule
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If a person maliciously takes the lives of other people they should get the death penalty instead of free pass to live out their life. Thats how I feel. You don't have to agree.
We Never Know
No Slack
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A moral code is a good thing I guess,moral codes are deep set in religious movements and so is execution or burning in hell,for humanists it’s a problem too,some murders as in a hill shooters kill themselves but we are left with the ones who don’t,to relieve some peoples conscience it’s better to keep them penned up in isolation so they suffer more,is that kind?,would that make everyone feel better?,personally I don’t think that works but an off ramp would be to make available the means to checkout themselves.
I have a question that may have been answered and I missed it. Several years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that a teen could not be given a life sentence without the possibility of parole. Or was the cutoff at 16?
From an April 22, 2021 NPR article.
Its a sad state of affairs, either way.
Thanks for the article, very interesting, although I don't agree that a genuine rehabilitation is not possible, unless one is a complete sociopath.