Why do we kill people, who kill people, to show people that killing people is wrong?
16 Answers to "Why do we kill people, who kill people, to show people that killing people is wrong?"
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You're black, I'm white, they're purple, but I still don't understand.
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Great song.Like (1)
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Because they're Violet......I mean violent :}
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Did you purposely use my name? Tehehe
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Because, unfortunately, there are certain people who don't deserve to live. THere are those, that no matter what is done to rehabilitate them, there is no way they can make up for the wrong they have done. Like child molesters, they have damaged something, so beyond repair, what kind of justice can you ask for except to rid a piece of filth like that off the earth? And why on earth keep paying to house those who have taken the lives of others? Why give them life, a place to live and food, at the expense of people who have done the right thing? That money should go to the person or family of who was victimized. There is a huge difference between the death penalty and murderers. Death penalty has a reason behind it, murder does too, but in most cases, never justified.
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Thanks for the answer. I think it's important for people to form their own opinion on matter like this.
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It's very hypocritical, isn't it?
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It appears so...
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instinct
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It prevents that known killer from repeating is about all. It does tend to be a deterrent also.
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we kill as a ob
ject lesson but we dont murder therefore dont commit murder and we wont kill you Like (1)
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It seems to reflect a viewpoint that the crime isn't in the act, it's in who you are. killing is ok as long as you aren't a private citizen. to be fatuous, i could argue that you aren't being punished for murder, you're being punished for being among the disenfranchised.
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like ******* for virginity
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Put that way it doesn't mae much sense does it?
Eye for an eye darling.Like (1)
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Tehehe, I'm just trying to make people think. I don't actually seek an others answer, as I have formed my own opinion.
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Awesome. :D
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Because we don't live in a perfect world. Because the world knows more about hate than true love. because the people who make this desision saw that what we had befor was not salving the issue. because we all want to feel safe when we go to sleep at night. because those in power are use to wiping out anything that gets in the way, thats how they got in power. because the words of Jesus are often recited but seldom lived. pick one lol
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Yes, I have selected an answer. Even before I posted this. I just enjoy making others think. ;)
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Not all countries use "killing" to kill people who have murdered. It's part of the legal system. People feel that this law is just in this society.
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an eye for an eye...maybe
to save the taxpaper $$$...maybe
it's not cruel..to be locked away for many years would be too cruel...maybe
the atrocity of their crimes is so great they lose the right for life....maybe..
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I don't look at it that way . We kill people, Who Have Killed People,
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But is this the best example to set?
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Have you ever Had someone you Loved MURDERED If not I don't think you, or I, are Qualified to even have an Opnion on this Best Wishes.
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It's not for deterrence, but for revenge, in my opinion.
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Posted by PeyoteCoyote Mar 2nd, 2012 at 9:20PM
It was never meant to show people that killing is wrong, nor for revenge. (In my opinion) I believe that there are certain acts and crimes that, even if they could be rehabilitated, would still be a danger to those around them for various reasons. You remove a tumor because it threatened the healthy cells around it. Not to "teach it a lesson" or to "get revenge" on it.
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Reply by Dohn152 Mar 2nd, 2012 at 9:10PM
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Reply by Violet1026 Mar 2nd, 2012 at 9:11PM
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