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User Details are only visible to members.	Like I said: I would still go about things the correct way if that were my duty to do, but it DOES strike me as somewhat ironic.
Mcallen TX			Username hidden (5566 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I'm curious to see how long this "curious" fad sticks around. Curious T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1818 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	PG, I really think using the word 'curious' as the new wave of politically correctness could catch on. You could use any 'hot topic' or word and put a curious behind it and no one could argue with you because you are curious and trying to find out more about it. For or against. BI curious, abortion curious, swinging curious, legalize drug curious, death penalty curious, religious curious, racists curious, hetero curious, parenting curious, pregnancy curious, education curious, drop out curious, circumcision curious, breast implants curious, and on it goes.... No one could argue it unless of course there is a time limit in being curious.But then you could counter "I am curious curious". Pondering this truly beats the articles I agreed to write. I am so not curious about this subject matter and have no idea why I agreed to write this! WTF! Sophia
Hendersonville NC			Username hidden (529 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Mr.Cincy always says he is anti-death penalty but pro-lynch mob.
Cincinnati OH			Username hidden (3299 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Oh no! Not the Spaghetti armed COT!
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12245 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Kibbles As a hockey mom and a lacrosse mom (both boys really aren't interested in fighting but pick the greatest sports to beat the crap out of people with balls and sticks legally) there is a time and a place for checking to keep things in line. Protocols in this case keeps the act of the death penalty civilized. If I were to voice an opinion, in line with being a hockey and lacrosse mom, I would say, "Forget compassion, kill them like they have killed their victims". But I won't say that because I am just death penalty curious. Sophia
Hendersonville NC			Username hidden (529 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"we're just content to spen money sticking them in 6X9 cell for the rest of their lives. Now that's a waste of taxpayer money." This is the biggest myth when it comes to the pro-death penalty argument. It's not like someone is sentenced to the death penalty and is killed the next day. There's usually a waiting list. And appeals. And more court proceedings. How many death row inmates are paying their legal fees? My guess is not too many. Who is absorbing that cost? Tax payers. Who pays the prosecutors? Tax payers. Who pays the defense attorney(s)? Tax payers. Who pays the judge, jury, bailiffs, stenographer? Tax payers. Who pays to transport the convict to and from court? Tax payers. Who pays for the extra manpower needed for securing the prisoner while going to and from court? Tax payers. All of these things cost money in addition to the cost of housing the prisoner. When it's all said and done, by the time an inmate actually reaches the death chamber, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of tax dollars have been spent for legal proceedings. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1818 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Hey Poly when are you moving back to NYC and help clean up the neighborhood? You know that rusted metal shed could be leaking toxic waste into the ground water.
Brick NJ			Username hidden (9688 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	It's kind of like how many states have had to halt executions because their thiopental supplies were past their use-by date. If your only requirement is that it will kill the guy, I can whip up some thiopental for you in a few hours.
Chesapeake VA			Username hidden (11716 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I hope no one took me wrong with what I said! As a healthcare professional, yes: aeseptic technique is firmly entrenched in all of us. As a civilized person, yes: it's wrong to carry out such a punishment as any kind of "revenge" on the criminal and make it cruel or unusual punishment. That all being said, it still DOES seems a little ironic to do all that given that there's no chance for infection to set in and it makes no difference in the pain or any other pertinent factors. BUT, if I were the person administering such {which I could never do, it would bother me too much}, I would probably still feel compelled to follow the protocols I was taught and are firmly entrenched in me, whether they were required or not in that type of situation.
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