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First recorded activity by BoatBanter: Jul 2006
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Account of pair's fate at sea chills courtroom
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Bo Raxo wrote:
wrote:
Bo Raxo wrote:
I don't think life is a right that can be forfeited. It is
inalienable
and irrevocable, in my opinion.
Thats right! The Hawks lives were inalienable, and irrevocable in my
opinion too
Okay, ,we agree so far. So if it's wrong to take a human life (except
in self defense), then it's wrong whether the life belongs to a couple
of retirees or a couple of cold-blooded killers.
After all, wrong is wrong. And two wrongs don't make a right.
I don't see it that way.
Bo, I don't thinkt hat the "Killers" had any respect for life at all.
let alone their own.
Sorry pard, the only people listed here who had the right to "life,
liberty, and the persuit of happiness," were the victims, of those who
cold bloodedly forfieted their (Hawks)rights, for them.
I'm sorry, well, not really..but I can't follow your sympathy for the
criminals listed.
My practical view is that we ought to eliminate the death penalty. Costs
too much to execute them. 10-15 times the cost to keep them the rest of
their lives. That said, we can have special prisons for them. No TV, no
library, no radio. Get to sit in their cells 23 hours a day.
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