"Sweetheart, "innocent" people die every day, why should the circumstances of justice be immune to the inherent unfairness, random occurences, and general chaos of life itself?"

Unlike the "inherent unfairness, random occurences, and general chaos of life itself...", the circumstances of justice can be controlled easily- end the death penalty, moron.

For those who trust in society, it could be argued that the jury convicted him for a reason, maybe a good reason, maybe a weak reason. But there was a reason nonetheless. By the way, how do you know he's innocent? There are lots of cases where the guilty man leaves hardly any traces of evidence making it difficult to determine their guilt. In other words, there have been lots of cases where the guilty party, though guilty, really didn't look guilty at all.

end the death penalty, moron

Nah, but I do agree that having death penalties sit in the cell for so long is cruel. However my suggestion is that they fix it by dropping all the extra appeals, arguments, and speeding the process up.

By the way, could you post a link or something, so we'll know who you're talking about and argue (or agree) from a more informed viewpoint?

"... maybe a weak reason. But there was a reason nonetheless. By the way, how do you know he's innocent?"

Being railroaded, on a bullet train, is a reason; but don’t tell me that a “reason’ in an of itself makes it right, or acceptable. The sky is blue is a reason, as is, we are all sinners. Get a clue, as even the government makes no bones about it, that the innocent are convicted on a daily basis. In fact, in upholding the constitutionality of the death penalty, the Supreme Court acknowledges the very fact that innocent men and women have been executed and will continue to do so. The wrongful conviction is deemed legally irrelevant, so long as the citizen-accused received due process. the death penalty I a no brainier. It's not even a close call. It's not even a case of two wrongs don't make a right.

Reply By: little_whipPosted: Friday, April 15, 2005Sweetheart, "innocent" people die every day, why should the circumstances of justice be immune to the inherent unfairness, random occurences, and general chaos of life itself?

this I know whip, it's just imagine being him or her, knowing you are going to die and also knowing you are totally innocent.

Reply By: Tarantula-X (Bob's devoted daughter)(Anonymous User)Posted: Friday, April 15, 2005"Sweetheart, "innocent" people die every day, why should the circumstances of justice be immune to the inherent unfairness, random occurences, and general chaos of life itself?"Unlike the "inherent unfairness, random occurences, and general chaos of life itself...", the circumstances of justice can be controlled easily- end the death penalty, moron.

please try to be kind while making your point or I shall just delete all of your comments from now on. thank you

Reply By: Reiki-HousePosted: Friday, April 15, 2005For those who trust in society, it could be argued that the jury convicted him for a reason, maybe a good reason, maybe a weak reason. But there was a reason nonetheless. By the way, how do you know he's innocent? There are lots of cases where the guilty man leaves hardly any traces of evidence making it difficult to determine their guilt. In other words, there have been lots of cases where the guilty party, though guilty, really didn't look guilty at all.

all you have do is listen to the news about ALL the convicts being released because new dna testing shows they could NOT hvae possibly done the crime.

Reply By: Spc Nobody SpecialPosted: Friday, April 15, 2005end the death penalty, moronNah, but I do agree that having death penalties sit in the cell for so long is cruel. However my suggestion is that they fix it by dropping all the extra appeals, arguments, and speeding the process up.By the way, could you post a link or something, so we'll know who you're talking about and argue (or agree) from a more informed viewpoint?

sarge this is just a story, a story that plays out all the time in the news paper, news shows etc..