yossarian wrote:
Rimesume the Shady wrote:
I have no pity for murderers. The only REAL debate I see is why it took California so damn long?
Hey man, back off, we kill one a week via inadequate health care, so our death toll of actual prisoners killed via lethal injection is misleading. Lots more die in other ways. Like neglect.
Even once a week is too slow. I seriously don't see why people waste pity on murderers. If it were up to me a murderer would have a years worth of putting in appeals then after that gas them. Wasting money, pity, bandwidth, care, medicine, healthcare, food, water, air, a place to sleep, and a slot on the 5 o'clock news on these animals is watering a dead garden.
The second a person loses any reguard for life they lose their humanity and thenceforth should not be treated humanely. I don't care how many books a murderer writes, if the murderer becomes born again, if a murderer found a cure for cancer, if a murderer figured out how to end world hunger, or whatever other scheme murderers come up with in order to gain sympathy. No good deed a murderer does will make up for the loss and suffering that murderer has caused. That said, the only rest they should get is the peace of death.
Murderers often get the easy death compaired to their victims. A murderer doesn't render his victims unconscience, paralyzed, and numb before killing them like the state does in Capital Punishments. No the victim is usually very conscience and usually suffers great pain and torment. I miss the electric chair. The ONLY thing that is cruel and unusual is the suffering of said victims family members caused by these animals. That said, it's too bad we don't kill murderers the same way they killed their victims.
