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@PuzZuLz said
Not with the Pike case.

Pike deserves torture and death like she did to that girl.

Your method lets killers know they can harm and will never be harmed.

That's weak. And don't threaten me when you've proven you are the weak type.
Funny how having the death penalty doesn’t lower crime rates then. Isn’t it?


@shavixmir said
We’ve already had meet ups.
In London.

But your kind generally isn’t really the sort people want to hang around with.
That was 20 years ago. I was like 25 or something and brand new here and if I knew how you were then, I most definitely would have punched your dick loose.


@shavixmir said
Yeah… I’ve heard that before, but I suggest to you, sometimes it’s better to turn the other cheek.
Let me know if you want a list of criminals, pedophiles, rapist and murderers who were released back into society and continued on with their raping and killing. Apparently turning the other cheek is to support your sick friends who deserve to be executed.

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@shavixmir said
Funny how having the death penalty doesn’t lower crime rates then. Isn’t it?
It would if they didn't wait 30 years and they did it within 3 years and on tv.


@shavixmir said
28 years?
Inhumane.
https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/analysis-innocent-death-sentenced-prisoners-wait-longer-than-ever-for-exoneration

A man was exonerated after 41 years on death row. So at least he to live as a free man before dying.

One issue is that some technology like DNA analysis were not around at the time of conviction for some of the inmates, or at least not as advanced as today. Advancements in crime-scene tools allowed for many of them to go free.

Arguably, it would be worse if were found an innocent man were put to death before evidence was found that could free him, even if takes 30 years.


@vivify

The cases where their is no question shouldn't take 30 years.


@shavixmir said
Funny how having the death penalty doesn’t lower crime rates then. Isn’t it?
The purpose of the death penalty has nothing to do with reducing crime rate. It is to remove the criminal from society so that he cannot rape or kill again. Plus it saves millions of $$$ in incarceration costs.


Leave it to the American government to only successfully execute citizens when they’re not supposed to 🙄


@vivify said
https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/analysis-innocent-death-sentenced-prisoners-wait-longer-than-ever-for-exoneration

A man was exonerated after 41 years on death row. So at least he to live as a free man before dying.

One issue is that some technology like DNA analysis were not around at the time of conviction for some of the inmates, or at least not as advanced as today. ...[text shortened]... nnocent man were put to death before evidence was found that could free him, even if takes 30 years.
There are many cases where the guilt is 100% certain. In these cases the death penalty should be carried out immediately.


in Utah we use the firing squad.

they all die.

ten rifles, nine with real bullets.

fired at close range.

no problem.


@the-grifter said
in Utah we use the firing squad.

they all die.

ten rifles, nine with real bullets.

fired at close range.

no problem.
I'd be the guard that aims for the face.

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@PuzZuLz said
@vivify

The cases where their is no question shouldn't take 30 years.
"No question" can be rather subjective.

The case of Robert DuBoise, convicted of raping and murdering a 13 yr old, was thought to be an open-and-shut case involving experts. This was back in the 80s. Years later, DNA evidence exonerated him.

He's a prime example of how belief there's "no question" of guilt can be wrong.


@vivify

Pike confessed on day one and the evidence was there.

I understand some cases should wait but most shouldn't.


@the-grifter said
in Utah we use the firing squad.

they all die.

ten rifles, nine with real bullets.

fired at close range.

no problem.
You should re-arrange your firing squads into a circle.


@PuzZuLz said
@vivify

Pike confessed on day one and the evidence was there.

I understand some cases should wait but most shouldn't.
Here's a case where a confession turned out to be wrong:

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2000-oct-14-mn-36575-story.html