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How odd. I have seen repubs in here who have been aghast at how TERRORISTS behead people ("we can torture because those terrorists behead people!").
Now this one is promoting it.(????)
That is the "law" in Arabia. It will never, ever happen in the US, however, as we are a "civilized" society. Only after a long, protracted imprisonment time, with appeals galore, would he maybe, perhaps be injected with a lethal drug. Unless, of course, the prison population took care of the punishment themselves.
Wow! That's an extreme thought! Did you really THINK about what you said, or were you just reacting to a very highly emotionally charged issue?
There are so many ways that attitude could go very, very wrong.......you would do well to think through your passionate support for a death penalty.......that post sounded like it came straight out of the mouth of an "extremist" nazi, with all due respect.
That is the "law" in Arabia. It will never, ever happen in the US, however, as we are a "civilized" society. Only after a long, protracted imprisonment time, with appeals galore, would he maybe, perhaps be injected with a lethal drug. Unless, of course, the prison population took care of the punishment themselves.
So you don't like the U.S. Constitution as it is? You want to change it?
You oppose our "civilized" Constitutional opposition to cruel and unusual punishment? I do think in today's society that beheading would at the very least be considered "unusual."
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