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Can you name one person that was executed that was proven to be innocent?
Aren't they both killing a human?
I'd like your thoughts on this, it's something I've always wondered how people think about the two.
A question that needs to be asked.
If the death penalty is for a committed crime, what crime did a baby commit before it was born?
3. State criminal abortion laws, like those involved here, that except from criminality only a life-saving procedure on the mother's behalf without regard to the stage of her pregnancy and other interests involved violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which protects against state action the right to privacy, including a woman's qualified right to terminate her pregnancy. Though the State cannot override that right, it has legitimate interests in protecting both the pregnant woman's health and the potentiality of human life, each of which interests grows and reaches a "compelling" point at various stages of the woman's approach to term. Pp. 147-164.
(a) For the stage prior to approximately the end of the first trimester, the abortion decision and its effectuation must be left to the medical judgment of the pregnant woman's attending physician. Pp. 163, 164.
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I am neither pro death penalty nor pro abortion. I am fully against both.
However, I am pro choice. Every person must choose their own path in life and stand before God at the end of it all. I am not their judge. I do not have the ability to read into the hearts of other people.
Jan Brewer Leaves Innocent Man in Prison for Life | The StirIt was just another week in Arizona. Tuesday, the Department of Corrections executed Jeffrey Landrigan despite controversy over the drugs in his lethal injection needle. Wednesday, Governor Jan Brewer once again refused to release Bill Macumber, an inmate since the mid-'70s who the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency says is innocent.
Exactly.
I feel the same way. Just wondered if those others who are against abortion are also against taking another human's life. I guess the Bible "An eye for an eye" would justify that, but I wonder how many on here could pull the plug, or give the shot, or whatever it is they do when they kill someone in jail.
I also agree with making the prisons less comfortable, and making those criminals that do awful things live in their own hell here on earth. Make them suffer like they made the families they did things to suffer.
Where do you get the idea that prisons are comfortable?I am neither pro death penalty nor pro abortion. I am fully against both.
However, I am pro choice. Every person must choose their own path in life and stand before God at the end of it all. I am not their judge. I do not have the ability to read into the hearts of other people.
Exactly.
I feel the same way. Just wondered if those others who are against abortion are also against taking another human's life. I guess the Bible "An eye for an eye" would justify that, but I wonder how many on here could pull the plug, or give the shot, or whatever it is they do when they kill someone in jail.
I also agree with making the prisons less comfortable, and making those criminals that do awful things live in their own hell here on earth. Make them suffer like they made the families they did things to suffer.
But we don't just kill murderers. We kill innocent people.A baby is innocent
A murderer is guilty
Jan Brewer Leaves Innocent Man in Prison for Life | The StirIt was just another week in Arizona. Tuesday, the Department of Corrections executed Jeffrey Landrigan despite controversy over the drugs in his lethal injection needle. Wednesday, Governor Jan Brewer once again refused to release Bill Macumber, an inmate since the mid-'70s who the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency says is innocent.
How can the death penalty be murder?
Well, killing someone, be it legal or not, is murder, isn't it?
Or should I have called it something else?
Maybe I used the wrong wording?
How about "putting to death" someone?
Be it a baby in the womb, or someone that commited a crime.
Is one right, and one wrong? Or both wrong?
thanks, I changed my wording on the OP.
Where do you get the idea that prisons are comfortable?I am neither pro death penalty nor pro abortion. I am fully against both.
However, I am pro choice. Every person must choose their own path in life and stand before God at the end of it all. I am not their judge. I do not have the ability to read into the hearts of other people.
Exactly.
I feel the same way. Just wondered if those others who are against abortion are also against taking another human's life. I guess the Bible "An eye for an eye" would justify that, but I wonder how many on here could pull the plug, or give the shot, or whatever it is they do when they kill someone in jail.
I also agree with making the prisons less comfortable, and making those criminals that do awful things live in their own hell here on earth. Make them suffer like they made the families they did things to suffer.
But we don't just kill murderers. We kill innocent people.A baby is innocent
A murderer is guilty
How many of you are Pro-Death Penalty but Against Abortion?
You mean outside the right wing?
A baby is innocent
A murderer is guilty