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Posted by: CJIS

Proposals to Execute Pedophiles Making Headway in US

(news.yahoo.com)
"given the appalling nature of the crime, the severity of the harm inflicted upon the victim, and the harm imposed on society, the death penalty is not an excessive penalty for the crime of rape when the victim is a child under the age of 12 years old."

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Posted by: Mikey682

Although it's a SUPER idea, it will never happen.

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Posted by: RCPD33

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Originally Posted by Mikey682 Although it's a SUPER idea, it will never happen.

Unfortunately, you're probably right. I do like the idea though!

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by Mikey682 Although it's a SUPER idea, it will never happen.

Don't count on it. They do things a LOT differently in places like Texas and Louisiana.

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Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

I think they were refering to it not happening in Mass.

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by justanotherparatrooper I think they were refering to it not happening in Mass.

As long as it happens somewhere, I'll be happy.

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Posted by: BrickCop

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Originally Posted by Delta784 As long as it happens somewhere, I'll be happy.

Too bad we can't "export" our pedophiles to the states that will do what is necessary to permanently ensure they never hurt another child.

Governer BrickCop: "What, Chester the Molester turned up on death row Texas? Gee, I wonder how that happened..."

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by BrickCop Governer BrickCop: "What, Chester the Molester turned up on death row Texas? Gee, I wonder how that happened..."

Refer all questions to Director of Public Safety Delta784.

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Posted by: Mikey682

Yeah, I meant Massachusetts. It would be pretty neat to see it happen somewhere though.

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Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

Im willing to donate rope, it can be reused so the tree huggers would be satisfied

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Posted by: pahapoika

at some point people will take matters into their own hands.

government does not care if these shitbags keep raping children

the only cure is the big dirt nap

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Posted by: Redleg13D

To kill two birds with one stone...

Lets just put several vicious pit bulls in the cells with pedophiles... handcuffed and with steak in his pockets.

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Posted by: OutOfManyOne

I remember a few years ago in SC they were going to execute a guy for MV homicide where he was OUI and killed two people. I believe the Supreme Court said no go and the guy got life, still more than he would have got in MA.

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Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by OutOfManyOne I remember a few years ago in SC they were going to execute a guy for MV homicide where he was OUI and killed two people. I believe the Supreme Court said no go and the guy got life, still more than he would have got in MA.

Drunk drivers elicit a lot more sympathy from the public than child rapists.

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Posted by: 94c

Why not turn them into female Kansas City Cops.

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Posted by: csauce777

It's funny that this topic came up. This past semester I did a persuasive speech on why we should utilize capital punishment for convicted child rapists. The class reaction was split about 50/50. I thought it was completely appropriate. Surprisingly enough, my college professor thought it might be "too harsh" a punishment for someone who "only" rapes a child

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Posted by: Victory

Who deserves death more than a fu<kin' child rapist

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Posted by: OutOfManyOne

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Originally Posted by Victory Who deserves death more than a fu<kin' child rapist

The defense lawyer defending them.

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Posted by: epd111

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Originally Posted by OutOfManyOne I remember a few years ago in SC they were going to execute a guy for MV homicide where he was OUI and killed two people. I believe the Supreme Court said no go and the guy got life, still more than he would have got in MA.

Must have been a few years ago, I don't remember it. Kinda surprised it even got to that point - vehicle homicide or felony DUI both carry substantially lesser penalties. I always thought that DUI causing death should be 2nd degree murder.

In fact, I seem to remember one in CA where they did charge murder - maybe one of our members from L.A. can tell us - I think it was where the Marina Freeway ends at the beach.

Ed

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