2008-11-28, 01:07 AM
Ah, the controversial issues which seems to pull the readers into one direction, but into a completely different path the next minute. This is where we will talk the Death Penalty and whether us as the U.S. citizens should let it be as it is, or stop it in its tracks [If we had the power to...].
My option is to continue the Death Penalty. There are humans are there where their minds are corrupted and poisoned to the point where they cannot be helped anymore by us humans and will not look help religiously or mentally. A famous quote is 'Kill 1, Save 1000.'
If we were to save these people that have committed a harsh punishment, do we really expect to save them from their miseries and troubles? Or should we just lock them in a cell and hope what is best for them?
People, on the contrary, look at it in a different way. One famous argument that they would pull out is: 'If we were to kill humans, we're as same as them.' Not necessarily true. We are brining justice in humanity, separating those who are corrupt, as of those who are innocent. People must understand that without harsh punishments and discipline, the world will be corrupt.
What do you think?
My option is to continue the Death Penalty. There are humans are there where their minds are corrupted and poisoned to the point where they cannot be helped anymore by us humans and will not look help religiously or mentally. A famous quote is 'Kill 1, Save 1000.'
If we were to save these people that have committed a harsh punishment, do we really expect to save them from their miseries and troubles? Or should we just lock them in a cell and hope what is best for them?
People, on the contrary, look at it in a different way. One famous argument that they would pull out is: 'If we were to kill humans, we're as same as them.' Not necessarily true. We are brining justice in humanity, separating those who are corrupt, as of those who are innocent. People must understand that without harsh punishments and discipline, the world will be corrupt.
What do you think?