Sirpullido said:
WTF? This is not about what bible says or not!!!!! Noone can give proofs of god existance but, the person executed do exists. This is a common sense problem, noone has the right of freely disposing of other lives, and executing someone is not really a punishment for him, since he's not gonna feel it.
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It's still justice. The offender is removed from society, and his life is gone. No more murder / rape combos from that loser.
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Execution is just a way of "vengeance" based in human anger, It's plain and simple RETROGRADE, It's people like those who says "IT'S RIGHT"
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Right. It IS based on vengenance. Why else would we have jails? The offender HAS TO BE PUNISHED SOMEHOW.
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Those who at other times encouraged the Inquisition, of course then, human rights weren't considered as now... Death penalty it's insane, just look wich countries are holding it... USA, Islamic countries and countries like that... Time you guy open your eyes and lear to respect human life.
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I'll ignore the fact that you put one of the most free and prosporous countries in with shiathole countries like Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
The Inquisition was a stupid point in history, where misinterpretation lead to deaths. Much like current-day Extreme-Islam. It had nothing to do with justice at all. The Bible does not call for the death of infidels, instead it encourages forgivness in the wake of Jesus Christ. HOWEVER, if the criminal "kills one of his fellow man, he shall surely be killed by his fellow man". Murder is evil, Justice is not.
The government has every right to enforce its laws in the most fair way it has. Keeping murderers alive in the current jail system isn't the best punishment right now.. it's the death penalty.
Again, like I stated before, if the jail system were "improved", it would become a better punishment, and therefore the death penalty would become outdated. Simple as that.