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Green Man |
Jo wrote:
md wrote:
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html
44 years is a horrendous length of time. How close he came to execution. He'll be one of the ones the death penalty supporters consider collateral damage.
Honey wrote:
I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless.
Just another one of Green Man's long list of hates.
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Jo |
Here's another person who death penalty supporters would probably have wanted dead.
Innocent Florida inmate released after 37 years
A Florida man who spent the last 37 years in prison on a rape and murder charge was released Thursday, hours after officials revealed dramatic new evidence that proved his innocence. |
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Jo |
md wrote:
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html
44 years is a horrendous length of time. How close he came to execution. He'll be one of the ones the death penalty supporters consider collateral damage.
Honey wrote:
I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless.
Just another one of Green Man's long list of hates. |
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Honey |
Green Man wrote:
Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.
Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.
If someone has indecent images of children that should be an instant death penalty. I was an "honourary member" of a gun club in Georgia. I was good friends with a police officer, he was a very interesting guy and great sense of humour.
His colleagues told him said that sex offenders can't be cured or treated. Unless they neutered like dogs or dead.
I hated Rolf Harris on TV and his music should be banished to landfills. He always did freak me out when I saw on TV. I can't think of any skills Rolf Harris has apart from being a total bore.
I can see why some people and chihuahuas dont like him, but he is far from talentless. |
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md |
Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
If there was a referendum to bring back death penalty and the majority voted yes then it should be brought back.
It's often said that if there was a referendum on the death penalty, a majority would be in favour. A majority of those would likely also be in favour of the death penalty for those convicted of child abuse and/or sex offences. So that would be JK and Rolf Harris gone for starters.
Anyone supporting the death penalty has to accept that innocent people will die and consider that a price worth paying. No justice system is infallible.
A North Carolina man, Ronnie Long, has just been released after 44 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was convicted only four months after the US Supreme Court overturned North Carolina’s mandatory death penalty.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8682099...se-breathtaking.html |
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