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Should our society legalise capital punishment for those who are convicted of murder or rape? |
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- If you commit a serious crime with intent;
- No more than a mattress, blanket, sink and bucket
- Not a heater, TV, bed-light, floor carpeting, desk or shower
- Africans' get none of these luxuries
- We as a society are and have funded mass murderers
- Not the best luxuries; you are paying for it
- Capital punishment should be legalised
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Ethical and political views of capital punishment |
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- Why would we kill people who kill to show killing people is wrong?
- Is capital punishment hypocritical?
- Could murder be justified?
- Do two wrongs make a right?
- Questions remain
- Statisics: 68% americans support death penalty for convicted murderers
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- Australia's mass murderer: responsible for Hoddle Street Massacre
- Injured 19; killed 7
- Felt rejected and lonely
- Disgusting behaviour
- Before continuing; no sympathy for sick criminals
- Excuse; mentally unstable; bullshit
- You know right from wrong
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Ongoing with Julian Knight |
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Definition
- Tax payers funded Knights's law degree
- Knows his rights; "human"
- Defends other ciminals in court
- Gets paid for it
- Can't explain the rage I have inside me
- Shown no remorse
- Doesn't deserve the satisfaction of living
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- Neither does Peter Dupas
- Case make me sick; want to hurl
- Violent history to women is filthy and disgusting
- Every release; commits more crimes against women
- Increasing levels of violence
- Dirty psychotic animal; raped 4; murdered 6
- Released multiple times from prison
- "Experts" "okay" no longer dangerous
- Clearly his release from prison was a mistake
- Pay the price; lives or innocence and security taken
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The cost of keeping criminals alive |
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Definition
- Who wants to pay for crims to live?
- We owe billions of dollars; economty can't pay
- I don't want to; you don't want to
- Better off killing them
- Reoffend if released again
- Point of keeping them if it costs us
- Why should we care for them?
- Why should we sympathise for criminals?
- Instead; money toward; physically&emtionally hurt
- Our society is dull
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