You shouldn't need a reason to not murder someone. What's wrong with you?
Seems like a victim of tremendous suffering also. I have no idea if she can be rehabilitated, but if it's possible that she can be helped it seems prudent to try. No one should ever have to endure what she endured, and I have a difficult time placing full responsibility for her actions with her in light of her horror story.
If you read the entire thread, similar crimes happen and rarely is the DP used in those cases. Yes, she deserves justice. No arguing there.
Yeah, great phrasing. Regardless of heinous crimes this is still a human being you're talking about. Want to extend that to people in mental health facilities with no chance of rehabilitation too? I mean, what's their 'purpose'?
Well she deprived two other people of that basic human right to life in cold blood, one of which didn't have a chance to see the light of day.
Era has always harbored true dyed-in-the-wool believers of state-sanctioned murder. Thankfully, they're a small minority.
Just because you say 'sub human' doesn't make it true, you know.
Yes. And she will be.
Criminals are still human though. Also, you are aware of the circumstances surrounding her crime? That she endured such horrific trauma for years as to beggar belief?
I was trying to avoid bringing the nazi link to light here lol.
Compassion is a great answer. I would argue that living in a more compassionate society would be a positive benefit for everybody else, even if it could be proven without doubt that the person in question cannot be rehabilitated at all.
I'm talking about the punishment she was given, even though I would prefer death penalty to be abolished doesnt change the fact she was sentenced to be executed.
