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May 22nd, 2004
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Life in prison is better in my opinion.
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May 22nd, 2004
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It could be,for 2nd degree murder
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May 24th, 2004
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you guys don't seem to be dealing with the issues I came up with in my post though.
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May 24th, 2004
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Which are................
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May 24th, 2004
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Buliding a pillbox in my back yard......hm........good for survey
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May 25th, 2004
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I have to agree with ItalianGuy4US on this. And then, punishing criminals should never become revenge. Killing the murderer doesn't bring his victim back to life, so what's the use.
O and as to "an eye for an eye", what if someone was convicted for two murders, would you kill him twice? I think the penal system should concentrate on making sure murder doesn't happen (again), not on punishment. Punishment never made a bad man good, but it could turn a good man bad. |
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 Seriously though, I have worked with ex-cons who are fully rehabilitated and great law-abiding citizens following their prison terms, so, unless you want to get into the whole "fundamental nature of man" argument, I believe that it is quite justifiable to say that punishment has made "bad" men good. |
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