Death Penalty
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- abizzyman0
well i dont think it shud include ideas of economics, and "what is this individuals life worth to society?"
Kuz
(Dec 13 04, 16:30)****
Kuz.. .it should include these ideas... because his actions (the guilty in need of justice) has affected everyone's life now.
If he hadn't of done this - we as tax-payers wouldn't have to bear the responsibility of this assholes actions. The only thing he has to bear is the consequence of having his life shut off - which is what he did to himself.
The rest of the load falls upon the law-abiding folks such as us. I don't want to pay for this guy's food, clothing, showers, shelter, haircuts, health exams, entertainment, REHABILITATION if need be...
... why do I have to suffer when this guy killed out of lust for another woman... and out of sheer evil and lack of responsibility?
He's not some deranged mental patient who failed to take his lithium and went on a killing spree. He's not a mentally challenged human who suffered and was beaten as a child. He had loving parents (who are still together) and fairly socially and economically stable upbringing.
But this man CHOSE to live selfishly and lustfully - and killed two humans out of his own greed.
I don't want to be a part of his rehabilitation - I don't want to be a part of his 'well-being'. He's not my responsibility - he threw his life away. Not me.. not you.