Some people believe that leaving a murderer rot in prison is not enough, specially most of the families that lost a loved one thanks to said murderer.
Plus, the same family's taxes are paying that murderer's food and crap on prison, knowing that, how would you feel about it?
If you said you didn't care about it, I would call bullsh'it, yeah maybe you haven't experienced what is to lose someone you care about, I wish you don't, I haven't either, but I'm sure as hell I would be angry, frustrated and sad about it.
Saying that you wish that the murderer died for what he did isn't lack of education as you say zotten, or whatever you meant by "go read a book or two" that exact feeling is what separates us from animals, in fact, the only animal in the whole ecuation would be the murderer himself, acting by his basic instincts, I mean after all, what drives a killer to kill people besides the basic instinct of hunting his prey?
Thats another problem, and has to do mostly with the legal system, you can't really have a perfect system without something failing, history has proven it many times, and i doubt that there will be a day with a perfect legal system that gives 100% accurate err.. dammit i forgot the word, but you get what i mean...
Plus, the same family's taxes are paying that murderer's food and crap on prison, knowing that, how would you feel about it?
If you said you didn't care about it, I would call bullsh'it, yeah maybe you haven't experienced what is to lose someone you care about, I wish you don't, I haven't either, but I'm sure as hell I would be angry, frustrated and sad about it.
Saying that you wish that the murderer died for what he did isn't lack of education as you say zotten, or whatever you meant by "go read a book or two" that exact feeling is what separates us from animals, in fact, the only animal in the whole ecuation would be the murderer himself, acting by his basic instincts, I mean after all, what drives a killer to kill people besides the basic instinct of hunting his prey?
Kitteh Wrote:If evidence is found that exculpates a prisoner, we let them go. What possible recourse is there for wrongfully executed person?
Thats another problem, and has to do mostly with the legal system, you can't really have a perfect system without something failing, history has proven it many times, and i doubt that there will be a day with a perfect legal system that gives 100% accurate err.. dammit i forgot the word, but you get what i mean...