Animal Testing

by **UofLCard** » Aug 1st, '14, 04:55

Use it on someone who's on death row. :coffee:

by **TheVipBro** » Aug 1st, '14, 05:02

Inb4RiseOfThePlanetOfTheApesAndSpliceCrossover

by **UofLCard** » Aug 1st, '14, 05:44

Horse wrote:i'm not a believer in the "eye for an eye" method of punishment

I adhere to this philosophy, expect when it comes to fire. I wouldn't wish death by fire on my worse enemy. The chilling prst is the fact that it's happening in the world right now for simple grievances like stealing potatoes.

by **Guess_Who** » Aug 5th, '14, 22:12

UofLCard wrote:Use it on someone who's on death row.

Now this is off-topic, but I'm so against death penalty.

I can't believe it still exist in 2014.

by **UofLCard** » Aug 6th, '14, 04:32

Guess_Who wrote:
UofLCard wrote:Use it on someone who's on death row.

Now this is off-topic, but I'm so against death penalty.

I can't believe it still exist in 2014.

I imagine one reason it still exists is because it costs a lot of tax money to keep someone in prison.

by **SliK** » Aug 6th, '14, 05:02

I have no issue whatsoever with the death penalty in certain situations.

by **Mr Evil** » Aug 6th, '14, 23:37

There's always the worry that an innocent man/woman might be sentenced to death.
Mind you, maybe that's better than spending 20+ years in prison watching life pass you by knowing you have done nothing wrong.

by **SliK** » Aug 7th, '14, 00:05

Mr Evil wrote:There's always the worry that an innocent man/woman might be sentenced to death.
Mind you, maybe that's better than spending 20+ years in prison watching life pass you by knowing you have done nothing wrong.

I mean for people where there is no reasonable doubt. People who commit massacres etc.

by **Guess_Who** » Aug 7th, '14, 11:13

Mr Evil wrote:There's always the worry that an innocent man/woman might be sentenced to death.
Mind you, maybe that's better than spending 20+ years in prison watching life pass you by knowing you have done nothing wrong.

Even if the person is guilty 100%, I'm against.

It's a murder, violates the right to life, let the person rot in jail. But I wouldn't decide who deserve to stay alive or not.

There is an Spanish man, Pablo Ibar, sentenced to death in the US, only legal evidence against him is a blur video. Although neither the DNA nor blood nor fingerprints corresponded with his, was sentenced to death for triple murder.

I would hate myself by having a job in the death row.

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