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Elizabeth Warren doesn't think Boston Bomber should get death penalty

Discussion in 'TrumpFest 2016' started by okie52, Apr 9, 2015.


  1. yermom

    yermom Stayatworkdad

  2. Sooner Born Sooner Bred

    Sooner Born Sooner Bred SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    I used to be a huge advocate in the death penalty, despite the fact that I'm pretty liberal otherwise. Nowadays, I'm more of an advocate of life without the possibility of parole, with consecutive sentences.
     
  3. Sooner Born Sooner Bred

    Sooner Born Sooner Bred SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    I must have lost my mind since I have been away, agreeing with OleVet on something political.
     
  4. Serenity Now

    Serenity Now Well-Known Member

    Damn. We agree except for that last part. "Very seldom" may be accurate. However, while even once is very, very seldom it is one too many times. Our country has killed innocent people. I have a problem with that. Especially given the fact that some science (i.e. DNA) is getting better and better.
     
  5. okie52

    okie52 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Death does that.
     
  6. okie52

    okie52 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Hah...so you want him "tortured" by living his life behind bars?

    Gitmos really not so bad after all?
     
  7. Serenity Now

    Serenity Now Well-Known Member

    I'm ambivalent on Gitmo. That's not related to this. Solitary for 80 years would have been a great punishment.
     
  8. BoulderSooner79

    BoulderSooner79 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Agreed. Even extremely seldom (which I believe) is enough to give me pause given there is a life sentence alternative.

    And then there are states I won't mention (Oklahoma) that even botch the procedure itself. Can't find the vein, get the wrong drugs or in the wrong dose, etc. (Didn't this happen fairly recently?). Many states still have the DP on the books, but have given up on using it due to all the issues involved.
     
  9. okie52

    okie52 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Put firing squads back on the books.
     
  10. okie52

    okie52 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    But its not really rehabilitation, is it?
     
  11. Turd_Ferguson

    Turd_Ferguson SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Never understood the "issue" factor. If ya kilt him, then it worked...right?
     
  12. okie52

    okie52 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Well he did have 45 minutes of "torture".
     
  13. Serenity Now

    Serenity Now Well-Known Member

    Kind of hard to argue against...
     
  14. Turd_Ferguson

    Turd_Ferguson SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Curious to see if the gassing execution bill get's passed.
     
  15. BoulderSooner79

    BoulderSooner79 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Yes, but then it gets into the cruel and unusual punishment clause - have to follow your own laws. I'm not morally opposed to the DP, but it just seems to be more hassle than it's worth for the tiny percentage of cases involved. Of course those cases are generally high profile, so it has infotainment value if one considers that real value.
     
  16. olevetonahill

    olevetonahill Well-Known Member

    Just clarifying the facts Bro.
     
  17. FaninAma

    FaninAma SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    You need to review what China did and does to drug dealers in that country. That's why they don't have a drug problem and the resultant prison population problems related to that. My advice to you if you go to China is DO NOT GET CAUGHT WITH DRUGS.

    http://theaustralianheroindiaries.blogspot.com/2009/06/mass-executions-how-china-celebrates.html
     
  18. olevetonahill

    olevetonahill Well-Known Member

    Well Girl you Have to be Right every now and then!:drunk:
     
  19. rock on sooner

    rock on sooner SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    It did.
     
  20. Turd_Ferguson

    Turd_Ferguson SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    Fallen signed it?
     

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