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post 1639168863 05-22-2021, 08:09 AM
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This is why I do not believe in the death penality

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/05/21/u...ion/index.html

Those who commit such terrible crimes that are deserving of it are given nothing but an easy way out. Death is simply an escape. It is not a punishment.

Ive said many times for any criminal who is a threat to society they need to be sent to a prison of hard labor. Make them bust rocks with a sledgehammer 10 yrs a day 6 days a week. Make them dig ditches . . But no. we send them to a rent free, meal free boarding house with booze, drugs, cable tv you name it.

and people wonder why so many go to prison and then do not care if they go back. They weigh the risk vs the reward. If they get away with it many times they might be set for life with money and if they dont they go back to a motel with cable tv, and all the booze and drugs money can buy.

Then you have these private owned prisons who make inmates work for 25cents an hr. producing their items to be sold out in the free world.

This is why politicians are the scum of the earth. they care for nothing but their pocket books and bank accounts and will sign or pass any bill into law no matter how badly it effects society and the country as a whole.
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post 1639169073 05-22-2021, 08:13 AM
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post 1639169163 05-22-2021, 08:14 AM
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10 yrs a day huh opie?
post 1639169333 05-22-2021, 08:16 AM
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they have that in russia i think, gulag is still a thing
post 1639169423 05-22-2021, 08:18 AM
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the thing is how can you force them to work 10 years a day? give them a tool and they might attack you with it. they wont respond or do as you ask, they are wild savage animals.
post 1639169633 05-22-2021, 08:22 AM
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Labor camps were considered inhumane by the same people that say the death penalty is inhumane. That’s why we don’t have them anymore.

Honestly though, some of the methods were pretty bad. They were used in concentration camps etc under post modern dictators and run by very bad people. In some cases, it required bad people to run them because it took bad people to do such bad things to other humans. For instance, being forced to dig a big hole, then fill back in for the next person to dig, or, they just keep making you do it until you lose your mind.

The problem is doing work that is the opposite of fulfilling and meaningful. Your life is reduced to nothing meaningful. In prison today, you work, but it’s meaningful, like laundry, cooking, cleaning...There has been a lot of psychology done in this area, and labor camps should not be taken lightly.

It’s a very thin, moral line.
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post 1639170543 05-22-2021, 08:42 AM
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Yeah we should definitely make sure forensics for old cases are done before executing anyone. With modern forensics though I am good with the death penalty.

And no, death isn't an easy way out. There's a reason 99% of murderers do everything they can to avoid riding the lightning.
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I witnessed a brutal homicide when I was a wee lass. Going to have to side with OP on this one, except with the addendum that they be tortured to death by the victim's family after 30 years of labor or when their bodies can't be pushed any more.
I'd start by ripping off the fingernails and toenails, pausing if he passed out.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Yeah we should definitely make sure forensics for old cases are done before executing anyone. With modern forensics though I am good with the death penalty.

And no, death isn't an easy way out. There's a reason 99% of murderers do everything they can to avoid riding the lightning.
It's easy compared to what I'd do. Then I'd go float in some rich guy's pool with a drink in my hand and not a care in the world. Contrast that with running for my fukking life from a homicidal child rapist when I was 4, scared ****less. For those years of pain and fear I'd listen to criminals screaming in pain with the greatest satisfaction.
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Or because a lot of people are wrongfully convicted.
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Originally Posted By Kraken
Labor camps were considered inhumane by the same people that say the death penalty is inhumane. That’s why we don’t have them anymore.

Honestly though, some of the methods were pretty bad. They were used in concentration camps etc under post modern dictators and run by very bad people. In some cases, it required bad people to run them because it took bad people to do such bad things to other humans. For instance, being forced to dig a big hole, then fill back in for the next person to dig, or, they just keep making you do it until you lose your mind.

The problem is doing work that is the opposite of fulfilling and meaningful. Your life is reduced to nothing meaningful. In prison today, you work, but it’s meaningful, like laundry, cooking, cleaning...There has been a lot of psychology done in this area, and labor camps should not be taken lightly.

It’s a very thin, moral line.
im not talking put them in some cool hand luke type camp or mistreat the prisoners But make them do very hard manual labor. You realize a lot of these people rob and steal or sell dope to get money cause they are too lazy to work. Make it to where if they go to prison they are busting their azz's 6 days a week at a hard job and when they get out many will choose working at mcdonalds before chancing going back to that.

i agree that some criminal minds there are just no hope for and no deterrent that will keep them from what they do.

the savage animals can go to the super max or some chit like that. but say an armed robbery, a burgler who breaks into others homes, car jackers, etc etc make them bust their azz while they are there.

again they get caught and many dont care cause of what they have in prison. cable tv, sports, some allow women to come for sex, some allow tvs in their jail cells any drug on the street is just as easy to score in a prison. they get high all day, drink. they dont give a chit if they go back or not.

phucking politicans, attorneys, some judges......the police go our risking their neck locking people up who are a danger to others and the system will turn around and put them right back out on the street.

Obama released 1000's of nonviolent drug offenders which I agreed with him doing. But what I didnt agree with him on he also released the ones who were caught with a firearm as well.. If they ere carrying a gun they were prepared to use it.. The nonviolent offfenders who had no weapons I think obama made a good call but what possessed him to release the ones who were felons carrying guns is something I dont understand.


its really pointless for us to debate discuss it cause its not going to change or get better. Only worse.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Yeah we should definitely make sure forensics for old cases are done before executing anyone. With modern forensics though I am good with the death penalty.

And no, death isn't an easy way out. There's a reason 99% of murderers do everything they can to avoid riding the lightning.
death isnt an easy way out only if you are scared to die.

50 years, hard labor, tiny cell, no tv, only books allowed charles shultz peanuts/charlie brown, wake up call each down is a loud intercome in your room that is mega loud that plays the theme song to fat albert or good times every morning. .

yeah. death is too easy for some people. give them what I just described. talk to them in a year and they will be begging you to fry them if they dont off themselves before hand
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Death penalty

DNA evidence,
Video evidence.


Has anyone even seen prison documentaries?
In the US prisoners are treated like it's daycamp.

If you disagree, I suggest you watch prisons in other countries. They do it right. No food, no bed, they have to get their own money or drop dead unless they have family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACfKHjUmg_o
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