Re: "The Rich Ruleth Over The Poor"
- From: "DGDevin" <DGDevin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 09:35:57 -0700
"Spender" wrote in message news:lkn047tkosgkuvajk88tfnq37k1ed644mh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The standard you cited was:
1: A person who serves no useful purpose on earth and
2: Committed a horrific crime sufficient to put them in jail forever.
What constitutes a horrific crime can vary depending on ones point of
view.
You always manage to find a hook to hang your instinctive contrariness on no matter how tiny and distant that hook is. This isn't about personal opinions or points of view on what constitutes a crime horrific enough to justify capital punishment, this is about *the law* and what it says. The law doesn't say someone who commits a non-capital crime sufficient to be sentenced to life can be executed instead, even if that crime is as horrific as say child sexual abuse. You overlook, accidentally or otherwise, that I also said capital punishment should be reserved for murder (and perhaps treason)--that excludes your claim that I figure anyone in prison for life could or should be executed instead.
Again, you have the right to take a contrary position, but it would be nice if it at least made sense.
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