@mike69 saidNo. Just because someone does something inhumane and disgusting, doesn’t mean we should as well.
So was the crime she committed and much more, you can be forgiven but the consequences still happen and she put herself in that position. Problems do happen and need to be figured out, there are many ways to die.
The last logic doesn’t fit the point I was making on the abortion issue, isn’t it just a clump of cells?
What the hell is wrong with you?
Besides the obvious fact that after 28 years not one cell in that woman’s body is the same.
Is it even the same person? Physically not.
Christ, people being fine with murdering and torturing people. Completely disgusting.
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@shavixmir saidIf it were your daughter you would feel differently, all of your beliefs and thoughts flow in one direction. It’s also not about feelings, but punishment to fit the crime, law, and as a deterrent if nothing else. Your group is mentally very feelings based and not factual.
No. Just because someone does something inhumane and disgusting, doesn’t mean we should as well.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Besides the obvious fact that after 28 years not one cell in that woman’s body is the same.
Is it even the same person? Physically not.
Christ, people being fine with murdering and torturing people. Completely disgusting.
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@mwmiller saidEver watched a chicken after it’s head is…”removed”?
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Perhaps the French had the best solution.
"The guillotine was introduced in France in 1792 as a more humane method of execution, designed to ensure equality in capital punishment regardless of social class. It was used until 1977, when the last execution by guillotine took place."
@Great-Big-Stees saidFarming while beige short about that
Ever watched a chicken after it’s head is…”removed”?