On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 14:23:23 +0000
Clive wrote:
I wasn't trying to advance the argument, it was simply an opinion. I find the
whole "state execution is murder and makes us no better than the criminals"
argument a load of specious BS thought up by libtards deliberately to make
people feel guilty about wanting suitable punishment for offenders so they
can advance their brainless hippy , sorry - enlightened approach to
incarceration.
So, on appeal after you've been hanged, you're found to be not guilty,
would you be happy about that?

Why do you think people sit on death row for so long? In case any evidence
comes to light that clears them. But IMO it should be reserved for convictions
where there is no doubt at all, not just beyond reasonable doubt.

B2003