[Rocknut]

I wonder how many murderers murder to spend a life in jail being taken care of on my tax dollars. Three meals a bed tv pffft, That tune would change if we offed these useless pigs. There is always talk of their basic human rights I say Bull Shit! They obviously did NOT observe their victims basic human rights! Fuck'm Kill'm ALL

[Inego]

The cost comparison between life w/out parole and the death penalty isn't as straightforward as you might expect. In fact many studies have found the death penalty ends up costing the state far more money per prisoner. But seriously, that was a very impressive internet tough guy impression. :2gunsfiring_ v1:


http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphi.../#e90f39a17f09

[Davis916]

Originally Posted by Rocknut ↗

The fact that ANY state doesn't have the lethal drugs should not be an issue to stop the death penalty! Humanely kill a killer sounds like an oxymoron to me. An Eye for an eye. A good old lynching-electric chair or firing squad will do just fine!

I agree. We have a working Gas Chamber in California but it has been ruled that it is cruel and unusual punishment. They were sentenced to Death. They need to make it happen. We are running out of room at San Quintin.

[WhatAClumsyGirl]

Originally Posted by Davis916 ↗

Currently, California does not have access to the drugs needed to perform lethal execution. The California Supreme Court ruled that the method and drugs we used in the last execution was cruel and unusual punishment. Many states use to acquire our lethal execution drugs from European suppliers. Since most European counties and their people are against the death penalty, they will not sell us their drugs. So we are at a stand still and the number of people on California's Death row grows every year.

This is so ridiculous to me. We have hundreds of people overdosing on heroin and other drugs and they can't find anything to use.

[thejumanji]

California and federal taxpayers have paid more than $250 million for each execution. It costs approximately $90,000 more a year to house an inmate on death row, than in the general prison population or $57.5 million annually.

The total 2016-2017 cost of attending Harvard College without financial aid is $43,280 for tuition and $63,025 for tuition, room, board, and fees combined.

[TyrRoo]

Originally Posted by Rocknut ↗

The fact that ANY state doesn't have the lethal drugs should not be an issue to stop the death penalty! Humanely kill a killer sounds like an oxymoron to me. An Eye for an eye. A good old lynching-electric chair or firing squad will do just fine!

Nah, electric chair or firing squad is too good for sick murdering psychos like this guy -- they deserve to be beaten and stabbed and raped and set on fire and otherwised tortured for days and days until they eventually die in agony, just like their victims did.

Hell, I'll even volunteer to dish out the punishment myself, no problem!

[TyrRoo]

Originally Posted by WhatAClumsyGirl ↗

This is so ridiculous to me. We have hundreds of people overdosing on heroin and other drugs and they can't find anything to use.

Good point! Give them some of that fucking car fentanyl that everyone's dying of nowadays, there's clearly plenty to go around!

And hell, I think getting high just before dying should be considered the opposite of cruel and unusual punishment, it's more like a blessing the fuckers don't deserve!

[2die4jess]

Originally Posted by Rocknut ↗

The fact that ANY state doesn't have the lethal drugs should not be an issue to stop the death penalty! Humanely kill a killer sounds like an oxymoron to me. An Eye for an eye. A good old lynching-electric chair or firing squad will do just fine!

Exactly! Murderers and criminals have wayyy too many rights in this country

[Peace]

If executions occur, carbon monoxide inhalation is the absolute best way. Cheap, no needle, works 100%, no suffering, no shortness of breath. It's a no-brainer.

[Denubis]

Why are people still bitching about humane executions for murders.........kill them slowly and painfully