Quote:Dude, you're hilarious.


In both roles, by the way. The Internet tough guy thing you're trying to do comes off, well, just sad.


The fact I've provided exactly what you asked, posed questions you choose to avoid (if it was the other way around, there is no doubt you'd be calling me a coward.) and every one sees it, while you still try to act like it doesn't meet your personal, unique, changing criteria is an illustration of failure.


Also, that you haven't read anything, or choose to put an act on here because there is no doubt innocent people have been put to death, both in Florida and other states.


The death penalty will eventually be abolished, and I have no doubt that the diminishing amount of fools will go kicking and screaming, while we as a nation are better for it, and avoid being like countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, North Korea, etc. who stand by the death penalty.


Simple question- do you deny there has been an innocent person put to death?


Follow up, what say you about those that were EXHONERATED days before they were to be murdered by the state?

 

You seem to be debating an irrelevant point. Any governor signing a death warrant has blood on his hands, whether the convicted killer was innocent or guilty, The debate over whether or not the death was justifiable is a different argument, as is the debate over whether or not innocents have been executed. When his or her signature is written on a death warrant, homicide is the result of a governor's action.

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