Bacon Boy
Zelda Informer Podcaster
Rambling, sorry. But if you're referring to my first paragraph, it's in reply to your "If the person would rather be killed than spend life in prison... what then?" Then why give them what they want? Sounds more like a good thing then a bad thing to me.*trevor said:I'm sorry, but could you re-read your post and... like... make it make sense? Then I'll reply to it and your hackneyed joke.Mr. Phoenix said:Make them live in prison. It's a more or a torture. Again, if someone would kill someone, go to jail, feel guilty about it, and ask for the way out, it sounds both cowardice and like they would be getting what they wanted. And I suppose so; some form of it at least. Not intentionally, though.*trevor said:It seems to me what you're (almost) advocating is a form of euthanasia. If the person would rather be killed than spend life in prison... what then?Mr. Phoenix said:Living is worse than dying in most cases. Prisons are like hell for some people. It gives them a lifetime to be stuck in jail and to think about the people they've hurt, the lives they've destroyed, the families they've broken apart. It all weighs down on them and makes them feel guilty every single day of their miserable lives. Death would be too sweet a punishment for those *censored.1.3*s.
And I do kind of agree. Someone that poses such a threat should be taken out of the threat list, such as... Bin Laden... Say we were to catch him. Most likely, (if we had probable cause), we would most certainly kill him. We, being the government, not us.
Scratch that, with the current government, they might force him to just do community service...