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04-02-2009, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by oldyeller
So your position is all death row inmates have been proven to not be guilty?? [MOD CUT/personal attack]
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HUH? oldyeller, you seem to have some reading comprehension issues. Couldn't follow her logic??? 
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04-02-2009, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by nrfitchett4
How about once you kill someone, you have completely taken away their civil rights, so therefore as punishment you will receive the same. Why put them in prison for life at $40,000 a year taxpayer burden? Maybe if you kill enough murderers, all but the really psychotic ones will get the message?
I'm still trying to figure out how 9/11 was the repub's fault?
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Hmmmm.....let's see. $40,000 per year for a LIFE sentence versus hundreds of thousands for ONE execution. Hmmmm. That's a loser arguement in support of the death penalty......EXECUTIONS are a very expensive luxury for society.
You know, I think I had this discussion with someone else a long time ago..some poster on another board with a screen name like timmy or something like that...the $40,000 figure "rings a bell." Wasn't that $40,000 per year in Florida for each inmate?
Have you researched the costs related to executing someone? Hmmm. I don't think so.......  .........also you clearly have not researched information regarding whether or not the death penalty "inhibits" someone from killing. Guess you haven't thought about all the states which DO NOT HAVE A DEATH PENALTY, have you? 
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04-02-2009, 06:20 PM
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Visit S.C. And Feel Better About Your State
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Originally Posted by Fleet
It was not "one of the largest landslides in history." In fact, it wasn't even a "landslide." Remember, 62 million voters did not vote for Obama.
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Probably due to some mischief by Diebold.
I'm certain they meant to.
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04-02-2009, 06:26 PM
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Get rid of that stinkin thinkin!
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Goodness, the out and out "hostility" between the left and right in this country is at alarming levels. 
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04-02-2009, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by cuebald
Probably due to some mischief by Diebold.
I'm certain they meant to.
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04-02-2009, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Fleet
It was not "one of the largest landslides in history." In fact, it wasn't even a "landslide." Remember, 62 million voters did not vote for Obama.
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Trust me, it was a landslide. The GOP still are having problems coping with that fact. They are close to becoming a Regional Party with Regional Ideologies they are currently a Party of irrelevance with little to offer our great nation.
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04-02-2009, 08:54 PM
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FOX NEWS RULES!
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Originally Posted by Dukester
Trust me, it was a landslide. The GOP still are having problems coping with that fact. They are close to becoming a Regional Party with Regional Ideologies they are currently a Party of irrelevance with little to offer our great nation.
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Does that mean Bush the elder won in a landslide in 1988?
Compare:
1988
---------------------- Bush------ Dukakis
Electoral votes-------- 426------- 111
Percent of vote------- 53.4%----- 45.6%
2008
---------------------- Obama---- McCain
Electoral votes-------- 365------- 173
Percent of vote------- 52.92%---- 45.66%
Now, if you want to talk about an actual landslide...
1984
---------------------- Reagan---- Mondale
Electoral votes-------- 525------- 13
Percent of vote------- 58.8%----- 40.6%
I think I'll trust the actual statistics rather than you. No offense. 
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04-03-2009, 02:48 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fleet
Does that mean Bush the elder won in a landslide in 1988?
Compare:
1988
---------------------- Bush------ Dukakis
Electoral votes-------- 426------- 111
Percent of vote------- 53.4%----- 45.6%
2008
---------------------- Obama---- McCain
Electoral votes-------- 365------- 173
Percent of vote------- 52.92%---- 45.66%
Now, if you want to talk about an actual landslide...
1984
---------------------- Reagan---- Mondale
Electoral votes-------- 525------- 13
Percent of vote------- 58.8%----- 40.6%
I think I'll trust the actual statistics rather than you. No offense. 
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Yeah, it wasn't even a landslide... I might say getting >55% is a landslide, but not 52%. And saying that it was one of the biggest landslides... laughable... Read the history before you post. 
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04-03-2009, 03:05 PM
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FOX NEWS RULES!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Canerican
Yeah, it wasn't even a landslide... I might say getting >55% is a landslide, but not 52%. And saying that it was one of the biggest landslides... laughable... Read the history before you post. 
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Yes, Obama did have a solid win, but not quite a landslide. Of course, most Democrats will call it a landslide anyway.
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04-03-2009, 03:07 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fleet
Yes, Obama did have a solid win, but not quite a landslide. Of course, most Democrats will call it a landslide anyway.
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I'm a Democrat and do not agree that it was a landslide, but the margin was a good one.
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