John Sjhepard
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Utah just used a form of punishment which I think is primitive and barbaric.
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Utah needs to be brought into the 21st Century
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BSM1
What? Me worry?
Au contraire. If I had committed a crime that justified the death sentence this is exactly the way I would want to go. You face your executioners like a man instead of like some strapped down cancer patient; and you can almost guarantee a certain, instant death if the aim is true. Now hanging is another subject.
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Primitive and barbaric? That's your opinion.
Of all forms of execution, firing squad is definitely the most ******. It's not like being stuck into a hole and having people throw rocks at you. Now, that's barbaric.
Of all forms of execution, firing squad is definitely the most ******. It's not like being stuck into a hole and having people throw rocks at you. Now, that's barbaric.
^ This.
I really like capital punishment. But I oppose it because of problems:
- The justice system is too error prone, so sentences should be as reversible as possible.
- It costs too much.
But a firing squad is the way to go.....quick, reliable, painless, dignified (potentially), & therefore the most humane.
- The justice system is too error prone, so sentences should be as reversible as possible.
- It costs too much.
But a firing squad is the way to go.....quick, reliable, painless, dignified (potentially), & therefore the most humane.