Execution to be allowed using Nitrogen gas!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am anti-death penalty. All methods are barbaric.

Bet you'd feel quite differently if your loved one had been barbarically murdered.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not cruel and unusual as meant by the Framers. Next.

Really? Tom and George tell you that personally?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am anti-death penalty. All methods are barbaric.

Bet you'd feel quite differently if your loved one had been barbarically murdered.

NP. I might but that does not mean it's still not barbaric.

And mistakes are made. All.The.Time.

The state should not have that power. Period.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not cruel and unusual as meant by the Framers. Next.

The American Veterinary Medical Association forbids its use to euthanize animals.

I'm thinking those sweet animals haven't tortured, raped, brutalized, or murdered anyone either.

It’s still not supposed to be death by torture meted out by the state. Sorry your revenge bloodlust isn’t adequately slaked.

This.

WTAF is wrong with some of you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no problem with putting murderers and rapists to death.

We should make it a streamlined process.

+1
Add child abusers to that list. I truly don't understand the minds of anti-capital punishment people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why isn't a guillotine the preferred option? Isn't that the most humane method?

"...and unusual."

There's nothing unusual about beheadings.

Don't be an a--. Ofc it's unusual.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All forms of state sanctioned killing is terrible. It’s barbaric. It isn’t a deterrent. It traumatizes prison staff too. My sibling worked death row in a men’s super max and became deeply against capital punishment.

Do you find all war to be state sanctioned killing?

NP. Yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not cruel and unusual as meant by the Framers. Next.

The American Veterinary Medical Association forbids its use to euthanize animals.

I'm thinking those sweet animals haven't tortured, raped, brutalized, or murdered anyone either.

It’s still not supposed to be death by torture meted out by the state. Sorry your revenge bloodlust isn’t adequately slaked.

You're also very sorry that his INNOCENT victim was stabbed multiple times and felt excruciating pain as she died, right? You forgot to say that. ..

Seriously. So bizarre to be worried in any way about a murderer feeling pain. I can't take these people seriously.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Novel execution method just announced:

http://www.fox23.com/news/oklahoma-attorney-general-announces-new-execution-method-for-state/715957820

Question for DCUM:

(Assuming capitol punishment itself is NOT prohibited as cruel and unusual )

- do you think giving the condemned prisoner Nitrogen gas is cruel and unusual? Why or why not?

How do you capitol punish somebody?

Assign them to be Rep. Nadler’s masseur.

[Anonymous]

I think anyone entering the country with fentanyl and or dealing should automatically get the death sentence upon conviction.

Unless they were framed for the crime, I have no problem with whatever method is used for people on death row. I do think they need to review evidence prior to carrying out the execution to ensure they have the correct individual.

[Anonymous]

I don’t get why they didn’t sedate him first before putting the mask on him. Or put something over his mouth to knock him out then put the mask on him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am anti-death penalty. All methods are barbaric.

Bet you'd feel quite differently if your loved one had been barbarically murdered.

NP. I might but that does not mean it's still not barbaric.

And mistakes are made. All.The.Time.

The state should not have that power. Period.

Fine. Then go with life without a chance of parole 'til death in his or her cell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have no problem with putting murderers and rapists to death.

We should make it a streamlined process.

+1
Add child abusers to that list. I truly don't understand the minds of anti-capital punishment people.

I will try to explain.

I don’t think a civilized state deals with extreme evil and/or mental health issues by killing the perpetrator. Life in prison, without parole, I believe is the correct answer.

It’s because we are human, our justice system is made up of human beings and we can never be 100% sure that the person is guilty. To take a prisoner’s life means that there is no way to deal with evidence that pops up later. There are far too many cases where a person has been wrongly put to death. And one case, in my mind, is enough to say that in a civilized country, we don’t do that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no problem with putting murderers and rapists to death.

We should make it a streamlined process.

convictions can be wrong. We see it every day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not cruel and unusual as meant by the Framers. Next.

The American Veterinary Medical Association forbids its use to euthanize animals.

I'm thinking those sweet animals haven't tortured, raped, brutalized, or murdered anyone either.

It’s still not supposed to be death by torture meted out by the state. Sorry your revenge bloodlust isn’t adequately slaked.

You're also very sorry that his INNOCENT victim was stabbed multiple times and felt excruciating pain as she died, right? You forgot to say that. ..

While not trying to defend the him he was actually a party to the crime but was not the one who stabbed her. The jury found him guilty and wanted him sentenced to life but the judge gave him the death penalty anyway.