Since I got attacked for saying that some conversatives think the innocent don't matter (although, technically, i wasn't wrong because I said SOME, and you can't tell me that there aren't conservatives out there who support capital punishment)
According to a Stanford Law Review study of approximately 7,000 people executed in the United States since 1900, at least twenty-three were innocent, eight of those in New York State. Why do people think that this doesn't matter? Do they think that just because MOST of the people were actually guilty, it's okay to wipe out an innocent life here or there, or what? What do they have against life in prison, to spare the possibly innocent?
Now, this time, I would like an answer, I don't want to be attacked.
2007-08-11
05:48:21
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