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Brainwrong · 16-08-07, 20:09

Regarding the Death penalty?

Just a simple yes/no. No specific scenarios. Just yes or no.

**SoulBamRab** · 16-08-07, 20:14

Aye, definitely, sex cases and murderers should be.

**HailHail** · 16-08-07, 20:27

no. It's not our call to say who should live or die.

just a personal opinion.

guilford 4 anyone?

**SG7nil** · 16-08-07, 20:28

Yes, but only for premeditated murder, and only in cases where there is absolutely no doubt that the person did it.

Otherwise I'm of the opinion that "Life" sentences should mean just that.... some people just can't be integrated back into society and have to be locked up.

I also believe that sentences should take into account previous convictions, especially if the person didn't complete their previous term.. eg. person does crime, gets caught and sentenced to 10 years inside. After 5 years gets oot for good behaviour.... re-offends... the 5 years that he got away with first time should be added to his new sentence and he should be told that there will be no time off in this case. In other words it would be a disincentive hanging over him which might just work to keep him straight... thoughts?
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**egb_hibs** · 16-08-07, 20:30

no; we don't have the right, plus the state is scarey enough without the power to orchestrate executions.

**Baron von Hibee** · 16-08-07, 20:34

No - if for no other reason than there can never be any way of being 100% certain of guilt, but the death penalty is final - no pardon can reincarnate a victim of an erroneous death sentence.

**Daddy'O'Hibee** · 16-08-07, 20:34

No. 100% Sure.

**Green Sleeves** · 16-08-07, 20:36

I'm against it. Especially if Benji tries to take it.

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**Forzahibs** · 16-08-07, 20:42

Definitely for

**Bill Oddies Beard** · 16-08-07, 20:53

Nay, nay and thrice nay. Too much chance of innocent people being given the death sentence.

Mob lynching of a paedo though
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**PILTONSTANY** · 16-08-07, 20:54

Against,
Get it wrong once and it's screwed (We would get it wrong......)

Dunc89 · 16-08-07, 21:01

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no; we don't have the right, plus the state is scarey enough without the power to orchestrate executions.

totally agree with that

**Haruki** · 16-08-07, 21:10

100% no. Human life is the most amazing thing I know of. No-one has the right to take that away. We could get it wrong, in fact have in the past, and people can change.

Life sentences meaning until death for bad violence I'm for. Murder? Never.

Johnny Vegas · 16-08-07, 21:35

definetley no

as it's been pointed out they'd only balls it up

**Dub** · 16-08-07, 21:37

Yes. And in keeping with the spirit of the question thats all i'm saying.

sKipper · 16-08-07, 21:38

No. Not under any circumstance.

**cavalier** · 16-08-07, 21:38

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Against,
Get it wrong once and it's screwed (We would get it wrong......)

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100% no. Human life is the most amazing thing I know of. No-one has the right to take that away. We could get it wrong, in fact have in the past, and people can change.

Life sentences meaning until death for bad violence I'm for. Murder? Never.

This is where i am!

**Zitelli`s Heid!** · 16-08-07, 21:42

No. How dare we?

Life and Death decisions are beneath us.

Lock them away........but don`t make it so fucking cushty.

psychocandy · 16-08-07, 21:52

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aye.

People who kill people should be killed because they killed people and it stops them from killing people

just like the birmingham 6

alo where does this stop, how much control/authority does the state/government deserve?

**Forzahibs** · 16-08-07, 21:56

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just like the birmingham 6

alo where does this stop, how much control/authority does the state/government deserve?

Probably more than some of the packs of nutters roaming lots of our streets
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psychocandy · 16-08-07, 22:00

to be honest i think the whole 'yob culture' phenomenon is trumped up beyond belief. I rarely feel threatened in the street, have never been mugged etc. The problems in britain wont be solved by the death penalty because generally murders are spur of the moment, meaning that such a 'prventative' measure wouldnt work. the death penalty is also a total cop out, when governments have it they dont need to root out and solve society's problems.....instead they just crush them

**Forzahibs** · 16-08-07, 22:05

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to be honest i think the whole 'yob culture' phenomenon is trumped up beyond belief. I rarely feel threatened in the street, have never been mugged etc. The problems in britain wont be solved by the death penalty because generally murders are spur of the moment, meaning that such a 'prventative' measure wouldnt work. the death penalty is also a total cop out, when governments have it they dont need to root out and solve society's problems.....instead they just crush them

You really think that ??? Murders , stabbings , beatings etc are rife in Britain at the moment .
Maybe the guy in Warrington (15 miles from you) had never felt threatened before either , now he's dead

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SoulBamRab The whole world has gone radge Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Boomtown Posts: 3,930 vCash: 500 My Mood: Thanks: 71 Thanked 43 Times in 34 Posts Rep Power: 8	Re: Where do we stand... Aye, definitely, sex cases and murderers should be. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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SG7nil Pedantic Fact Hunting Radge Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Where the Chief puts the Sunshine Posts: 2,674 vCash: 500 My Mood: Thanks: 141 Thanked 120 Times in 65 Posts Rep Power: 7	Re: Where do we stand... Yes, but only for premeditated murder, and only in cases where there is absolutely no doubt that the person did it. Otherwise I'm of the opinion that "Life" sentences should mean just that.... some people just can't be integrated back into society and have to be locked up. I also believe that sentences should take into account previous convictions, especially if the person didn't complete their previous term.. eg. person does crime, gets caught and sentenced to 10 years inside. After 5 years gets oot for good behaviour.... re-offends... the 5 years that he got away with first time should be added to his new sentence and he should be told that there will be no time off in this case. In other words it would be a disincentive hanging over him which might just work to keep him straight... thoughts? To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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egb_hibs Khmer Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: From the Capital Posts: 20,704 vCash: 500 My Mood: Thanks: 1 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts Rep Power: 30	Re: Where do we stand... no; we don't have the right, plus the state is scarey enough without the power to orchestrate executions. __________________ "All democrats object to men being disqualified by the accident of birth; tradition objects to their being disqualified by the accident of death."

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Baron von Hibee Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yester-Radge Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Edinburgh Age: 33 Posts: 1,099 vCash: 500 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts Rep Power: 9	Re: Where do we stand... No - if for no other reason than there can never be any way of being 100% certain of guilt, but the death penalty is final - no pardon can reincarnate a victim of an erroneous death sentence.

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psychocandy A True Gadgie/Gadgess Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: it's grim up north Posts: 1,513 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: Where do we stand... to be honest i think the whole 'yob culture' phenomenon is trumped up beyond belief. I rarely feel threatened in the street, have never been mugged etc. The problems in britain wont be solved by the death penalty because generally murders are spur of the moment, meaning that such a 'prventative' measure wouldnt work. the death penalty is also a total cop out, when governments have it they dont need to root out and solve society's problems.....instead they just crush them __________________ "You may not see me on the streets at night. But you'll definitely see my white three stripes"

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