[Conservative Coulter Fan]

Please Visit - What The Bible Says - Capital Punishment

[AzaleaCity5691]

There are no ethics to Capital Punishment, and it does not serve as a deterrant. When a condemned inmate is executed, the cause of death on the certificiate is usually listed as homicide.

I support Capital Punishment for one reason. We no longer allow vigilante justice to occur, we no longer have duels, the rights are all with the criminal. The reason we have capital punishment is so we can take revenge on those who have wronged us in a legal way. The day you end Capital Punishment in America is the day you sign the death warrant for this country.

[MosesKnows]

at the utter expense of bona fide social justice.

A foreshadow of divine judgment, punishment is the necessary restoration of morality and social justice.

Social justice requires — indeed demands — uniform standards of sentencing.

This article lacks merit because it fails to provide a bona fide definition of "social justice".

America's supreme law of the land does not guarantee justice, social or otherwise. America's Constitution only guarantees due process in law.

People should refrain from using the expression, social justice, until someone, anyone, can provide a definition that can be reconciled with law. Communication is more productive when all parties use and understand the same word definitions and the same grammar.

[BikerNYC]

Opponents of the death penalty are quick to cite the potential for executing an innocent person. The fact that potential for error exists in the criminal justice system is undeniable. Yet no domain of our legal system is predicated on a zero-percent chance of error; the system is indeed fallible. This is not to say, however, that the system is not workable. Fallible people work nevertheless for just results.

In other words, "As long as the state tries not to execute innocent people, I don't care that the state does, now and then, execute the innocent."

[sauropod]

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