john doe 101
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That has nothing to do what you said. " Innocent Children", as you put it, are not being aborted.
Final proof that the death penalty doesnt work
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luiza
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Three and a half -- the half being a one legged midget .
Sometimes ridding the system of poison is far more productive than waiting for a detailed prognosis before acting to stop the disaster .
Chemotherapy kills a few but saves a multitude .
Not that a complexity like that would occur to a simple low IQ person .
Meathead
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How many executed people committed other crimes?
Mac-7
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There are miscarriages of justice today still
And it often is in favor of the criminals
Biden’s border policy for instance hurts innocent Americans
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That was Hess, who got life.
BULLDOG
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Incarceration for life does the same thing, and it's a lot cheaper.
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The study was submitted to the State Affairs Committee of the South Dakota State Senate as part of the committee’s hearing on this year’s bill to abolish capital punishment.[3] The study was referenced by both proponents and opponents of the bill during the hearing, and its numbers were not refuted.
While the legal costs were greater, information from the South Dakota Department of Correction shows the average cost of long-term incarceration for a prisoner sentenced to death is lower than that of a prisoner serving a life sentence. Because there are no extra expenses involved in housing condemned prisoners, and those prisoners are incarcerated for less time in state prison, the average savings per prisoner is $159,523.[19]
Since the average savings in long-term incarceration is so much lower than the average additional legal costs, it appears Davis is correct about the cost of the death penalty versus life imprisonment in his home state.
Because the costs associated with capital punishment have not been studied in every state that has the death penalty, and because most of the existing studies are limited in scope, it is not possible to state definitively that the death penalty is always more expensive than life in prison in the United States. But the studies of capital punishment conducted since the Furman decision do offer support for Davis’ claim.
yidnar
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are you telling me children in the womb with a heart beat aren't aborted ? and are you saying that the Dems don't support aborting children with a heartbeat ? Dems don't even support medical care for a child that survives an abortion .
210 Democrats vote against bill requiring medical care for babies born alive after abortion attempt
Nearly every House Democrat on Wednesday voted against legislation to require medical care for infants who are born alive after an attempted abortion.
www.foxnews.com
john doe 101
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A piece of tissue isn't a childare you telling me children in the womb with a heart beat aren't aborted ? and are you saying that the Dems don't support aborting children with a heartbeat ? Dems don't even support medical care for a child that survives an abortion .
210 Democrats vote against bill requiring medical care for babies born alive after abortion attempt
Nearly every House Democrat on Wednesday voted against legislation to require medical care for infants who are born alive after an attempted abortion.
AZrailwhale
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Incarceration is far more expensive than execution. It costs $60,000.00 a year to imprison a violent criminal on average. The cost of an execution doesn’t exceed $500.00.
AZrailwhale
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The only thing that makes the costs remotely compatible are the endless appeals in the death penalty cases. If criminals were executed immediately after conviction, or limited to ONE appeal, the death penalty would be cheap.The study was submitted to the State Affairs Committee of the South Dakota State Senate as part of the committee’s hearing on this year’s bill to abolish capital punishment.[3] The study was referenced by both proponents and opponents of the bill during the hearing, and its numbers were not refuted.
While the legal costs were greater, information from the South Dakota Department of Correction shows the average cost of long-term incarceration for a prisoner sentenced to death is lower than that of a prisoner serving a life sentence. Because there are no extra expenses involved in housing condemned prisoners, and those prisoners are incarcerated for less time in state prison, the average savings per prisoner is $159,523.[19]
Since the average savings in long-term incarceration is so much lower than the average additional legal costs, it appears Davis is correct about the cost of the death penalty versus life imprisonment in his home state.
Because the costs associated with capital punishment have not been studied in every state that has the death penalty, and because most of the existing studies are limited in scope, it is not possible to state definitively that the death penalty is always more expensive than life in prison in the United States. But the studies of capital punishment conducted since the Furman decision do offer support for Davis’ claim.
yidnar
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a piece of tissue doesn't have a heartbeat .. nor will it develop one .. despicable ..
How much is a bullet?
The death penalty should be used in clear cut cases -
Murder of Lee Rigby - Wikipedia
Tommy Tits world is a world where weird shit goes on in his head. He's a typical British Corbynite.
AZrailwhale
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A nine millimeter 125 grain round goes for about twenty one cents a round, or about sixteen pence to you.How much is a bullet?
The death penalty should be used in clear cut cases -
Murder of Lee Rigby - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Better for the tax payer to spend 21 cents than hundreds of thousands, or millions on jail costs.
Jarlaxle
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How many innocent people are you willing to kill to sate your bloodlust?
None. Has to be clear cut, see post #73
Chris Watts would make the list
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