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its already a punishment if he did that on purpose- he will have on his mind that he killed someone.-also prisson...who will help the woman who got stabbed to death?
its already a punishment if he did that on purpose- he will have on his mind that he killed someone.-also prisson...who will help the woman who got stabbed to death?
Life sentence dude. No getting out. Just knowing that the next day will be the same as the one before in your little room with 4 walls.exactly...a murderer even after his crime and punishment in prison, still has a tendency to snap even if he is "reformed"
That's pretty sick man. Think of loved ones you've lost.
What are you saying, we should act like Vulcans from Star Trek?. We can act logically rather than rashly. There was a time when your last statement was true, but it isn't today.
Lets say a person breaks in a house, kills the father and leaves the mother and kids alive and escapes. I guarantee you they would feel a **** load better knowing the killer was given what he deserved, the death sentence.The world will never become a happier place from killing people- it won't make the victims feel better.
A. Suck at what?I think people should get what they give. If a person only sees a solution in killing others, then the only solution we should see with him is killing him. Justice should always be relative to the person and their views and not to a simple universal law.
If however he thinks he can change and find a better alternative, that's when we focus on reforms and helping that person find better answers. That's where faith and God are necessary. If all the solutions to their problems are that people are bad and need to be killed, then so long sucker.
Ever notice that the people who say "people suck" are the ones that suck? Yeah, same principle here.
So you are saying i suck and that im ignorant?I think people should get what they give. If a person only sees a solution in killing others, then the only solution we should see with him is killing him. Justice should always be relative to the person and their views and not to a simple universal law.
If however he thinks he can change and find a better alternative, that's when we focus on reforms and helping that person find better answers. That's where faith and God are necessary. If all the solutions to their problems are that people are bad and need to be killed, then so long sucker.
Ever notice that the people who say "people suck" are the ones that suck? Yeah, same principle here.
You can make sure that the guy who butchers his family and rapes the dog is in jail for life, you don't have to kill them.i feel safer knowing that my neighbor didnt butcher a family and rape the dog in his glory days, death penalty wins.
Believe me my friend, the world as a whole will not be affected one bit with or without the death penalty. That is the least of our worries. There are far greater issues with our species that have to be dealt with to ensure world peace. Which we are far, far from achieving. Seems like you're turning this topic into something bigger than it actually is.Type-0 Dong and TwisteR, do you want people to be happy? Would you like world peace? Because that requires effort on no-one else's behalf but yours, you have to strive to understand others, to see their perspectives and understand them. I believe attitudes like yours will only make the world worse.
It's also a nice reminder that the religiosity of a state is directly linked to its crime level.Texas has the highest death penalty rate, yet it also has the highest murder rate. This seems to indicate that the death penalty isn't a good deterrent for crime.
Involving people who don't have anything to do with the case is pretty horrible if you ask me. Killing, punishing, or blaming innocent members of the culprit's family just isn't right. This is what causes the cycle of hatred. Somebody kills somebody close to you, a few years later you kill the person who killed the person close to you, and it goes on and on.Not the best choice of words, in reality I would like nothing more than to see the person responsible for my mothers death slaughtered. I would gladly volunteer to flip the switch and short of that, I would be sitting, watching, and smiling my happy little ass off.
I want him and everyone close to him to share the same pain he caused us.
that IS justice, to the eyes of a murder victims family.
I'm proof.
couldn't resist:Against, besides, being locked up for your entire life seems like a much more fitting punishment than being put out of your misery.
It's also a nice reminder that the religiosity of a state is directly linked to its crime level.
I'm sure my attitude, and my attitude alone will affect the entire world to an extent so great that you should definitely be concerned about.Type-0 Dong and TwisteR, do you want people to be happy? Would you like world peace? Because that requires effort on no-one else's behalf but yours, you have to strive to understand others, to see their perspectives and understand them. I believe attitudes like yours will only make the world worse.
A. Whatever they think people suck at, I guess.A. Suck at what?
B. I accidentally killed my friend. What should my sentence be?
I actually didn't read any replies before I posted, because I really just have an absolute and reciprocal approach to most things. I didn't imply anything about anyone here, nor would I, unless I wanted them to judge me the same way, or if I felt that was already happening, in which case that isn't worth reciprocating in the first place.So you are saying i suck and that im ignorant?
Humanity is a faliure due to its own intelect. We know everything thats wrong and needs to be changed yet we do nothing cause it would be a bother and its simply easier to follow the horde. In the past people had a nice idea they called exile.
But in all honesty. As much as i want to see people suffer for killing others. I feel that by mearly killing them its not enough. Whats needed is something to make them start to regret and then live on with taht regret. Something that might reform them or break their spirit. Just killing them off is the easy way out for them and it doesnt serve as punishment.
nuttzy as you said. Youd kill the murderer to make him feel your loss. But in doing so youd only push your pain onto those who have nothing to do with it while he himself gets away with simply dying and not feeling a thing. The one who you most wanted revenge against gets the free ticket out while the ones who werent involved get to deal with the same situation as the victims.
Thats not justice thats just pushing your pain onto others simply cause of the feeling that "If it happens to me it should happen to someone else". I agree get revenge but dont get revenge on those who arnt involved simply cause they are close to the perpetrator. Get revenge on him by making him regret and making that regret eat at him for the rest of his life. Thats the ultimate revenge. The rest is mearly an illusion that gives you a small merit of satisfaction in the short run, but it certanly comes back to haunt you in the long run.
Correlation does not imply causation, my friend. Statistics 101.It's also a nice reminder that the religiosity of a state is directly linked to its crime level.
That might class as torture and encouraging suicide. Sure, they need to be punished and reformed but that would be far too cruel.We should give every killer a gun and put him into complete solitude. If they survive, we give them a chance. The amount of time? I'm not sure. Maybe randomly add a year when they're convinced it's over just to give'em a little push.