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    25 KB Dems want to scrap death penalty in California Ned the Newshound !XBW.lrXjxw 05/20/10(Thu)14:47 No.1012672  
    The California Democratic Party is calling for abolition of the death penalty, defying conventional political wisdom and raising an issue that its candidate for governor might prefer to avoid.

    Democratic leaders have previously passed resolutions opposing capital punishment, but the party says its records indicate it has never enshrined the position in its platform - the formal statement of its principles - until this year.

    The platform, approved April 18 at the party's convention in Los Angeles, includes a declaration that Democrats will "replace the death penalty with a term of permanent incarceration, which will serve to protect the public, provide swift and certain justice for victims' families, and save the state an estimated $1 billion over the next five years."

    The Democrats' action drew little attention until advocacy groups, who had pressed the party for years to oppose capital punishment, issued a release last week proclaiming victory.

    More at: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/05/20/MN2J1DF46L.DTL&feed=rss.bayarea
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:48 No.1012683
    it's president obongo's fault
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:49 No.1012685
    We need more death penalty states not less. Damn it.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:49 No.1012693
    the death penalty is useless. life imprisonment is cheaper and isn't irreversible in the event of a wrongful conviction.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:50 No.1012704
    >>1012693

    Its only cheaper because of the red tape and bullshit. Everyone knows that it should and could cost only the price of a bullet and the wages of those who fire it. Even less with a lethal injection.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:51 No.1012709
    >>1012672
    >defying conventional political wisdom
    Maybe in the US. Or Iran.
    >> Ned the Newshound !XBW.lrXjxw 05/20/10(Thu)14:52 No.1012721
    >>1012704
    The red tape and bullshit comes from the appeals process. The instant a person is sentenced to death in a US state, it triggers a long appeals process.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:52 No.1012724
    Many states seem to be doing fine without it.
    If it saves California money, then why not?
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:53 No.1012732
    http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/innocence-and-death-penalty

    Considering how many there are that are innocent on death row and are executed with doubts, I support this.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:54 No.1012742
    The death penalty is totally wasteful and necessary. Lock the rapists and murderers up for life and let them rot.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:55 No.1012758
    Oh, California, I both love you and hate you. First you are getting rid of welfare (love) and now you do something absolutely retarded like this.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:55 No.1012763
    >>1012685
    no we don't. people are not executed directly after the conviction/sentencing. it's more often than not a 20+ year process (and guess whose footing the bill for their food, room, board & healthcare?).
    if anything we need death penalty reform. take a que from china and put a bullet in the back of their heads and charge their families for the bullet
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:56 No.1012766
    just dump everyone with harder charges into somalia, they want a crime paradise, they can have it.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:56 No.1012772
    >>1012742
    If the liberals didn't cry so much that we were killing people, the death penalty would be both more effective and cheaper at containing the worst offenders than keeping them in prison is.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)14:58 No.1012791
    >>1012672
    >Dems want to scrap death penalty in California
    Honestly, I'm OK with this. With all the fuckups in the Court system, the state should never take anything away that it can not return.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:03 No.1012854
    yay, keep serial killers and mass murderers alive, fed and clothed for decades with my tax money.

    jesus, just kill these assholes. its only expensive at the moment because of the long ass appeals process and all the paperwork that makes it more complicated than it needs to be. just do it like the chinese do.

    >find person guilty of murder
    >executed 3 weeks later

    i hate califalia so much. glad i live in texas. we kill criminals over here more than any other state. we killed 248 criminals between 2000 and 2009. thats over double the amout virginia (second down the list by number of executions) has executed since 1976.

    fucking are such pussies.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:04 No.1012862
    >>1012854
    fucking libshits*
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:11 No.1012938
    why should we have the death penalty? what does it do? Sitting in a jail cell or in the ground either way they are out of our hair, might as well not have it just to be safe so we dont accidentally kill innocents
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:12 No.1012948
    It's much easier to kill them before they are born
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:14 No.1012960
    >>1012854
    that's fine plan if you don't mind killing a few people who havent done anything wrong. i for one am against the murder of people
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:15 No.1012969
    >provide swift and certain justice for victims' families
    lol.... we haven't had swift or certain justice for decades.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:15 No.1012971
    >>1012960
    >i for one am against the murder of people
    great! now try and convince criminals to think that way.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:16 No.1012978
    >>1012854
    >>1012862
    >yay, keep serial killers and mass murderers alive, fed and clothed for decades with my tax money.
    Just here to let you know that killing serial killers and mass murders costs you more of your tax money.

    Have a nice day.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:18 No.1012993
    >>1012978
    fucking read everything he wrote dumbass, he says we need to execute right after conviction, so that does away with the appeals cost and it becomes cheaper to execute. which is still wronger then fuck
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:19 No.1013005
    >>1012971
    you know killing them won't bring back their victims, right?
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:19 No.1013009
    One simple, cheap pistol bullet to the back of the head after trial conviction works better.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:20 No.1013017
    >>1013005
    shitty argument. its called justice
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:20 No.1013019
    >>1012993
    So basically we make our justice system resemble those in dictatorships?
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:21 No.1013026
    >>1013017
    So the only way to get justice is to kill them back? That sounds more like revenge than justice to me.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:22 No.1013034
    >>1013019
    no, your generalizing and using the word dictatorship to create support for your opinion. but yes he is saying that basically
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:23 No.1013042
    >>1013026
    >implying revenge and justice aren't the same thing
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:26 No.1013068
    >>1013042
    Go read/watch Hamlet.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:26 No.1013069
    >>1012721
    >>1012704
    >>1012693
    Prisoners shouldn't have rights, they lost them, you know, when they committed their crimes
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:27 No.1013090
    Fuck the death penalty and jail/prison

    We need more vigilante justice
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:29 No.1013096
    >>1013069
    >implying all of western justice doesn't focus on reform
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:29 No.1013103
    >>1013069
    No. The fact that they committed a crime does not justify the death penalty. It justifies punishment, but not the death penalty.

    In addition, why do you all want to make your justice system into a 3rd world ass of a system? Why don't you people realize that America's justice system is the greatest in the world. No point in changing something that is as good as you can get.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:30 No.1013112
    imokaywiththis.jpg
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:32 No.1013136
    >>1013103
    Didn't mention anything about the death penalty, just prisoner's rights

    >Why don't you people realize that America's justice system is the greatest in the world

    Oh yeah, so great when you get more jail time for "hacking" someone's e-mail or when people who download movies and music serve more time than rapists, pedos, and murderers
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:35 No.1013168
    And then the Dems ask why CA has no money
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:36 No.1013170
    >>1013103
    >Why don't you people realize that America's justice system is the greatest in the world. No point in changing something that is as good as you can get.

    >No point in changing something that is as good as you can get

    cool, lets keep the death penalty then.

    also the punishment should be suitable for the crime. if life in prison is the maximum sentence then you would be giving the same sentence to:

    1. a guy that muderers his wife and the guy she is having an affair with when he walks in on them fucking,
    2. a guy who kidnapped, raped and killed a bunch of little girls.

    you need to differenciate between the 2 crimes. one is so much worse than the other. the second guy should get the death penalty.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:36 No.1013171
    >>1013136
    And yet again, just because someone commits a crime doesn't mean they lose ALL their rights. That's a police state thing. In a modern democracy, you are justified in taking away some of their rights, but definitely not all of them.

    Listen, if you conservatives are incapable of appreciating the American justice system, you guys should just go live in China or some 3rd world country that has a justice system that "works," to your accord.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:39 No.1013204
    >>1013168
    It costs more money to send somebody for life in prison than to give somebody the death penalty, and typically somebody will spend 20-25 years on death row before they're executed.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:40 No.1013216
    >>1013171
    So you want a pedophile or a murderer in prison to have access to everything that someone not in prison has?
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:42 No.1013226
    >>1013170
    As far as I am concerned those both deserve life in prison.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:42 No.1013227
    >>1013216
    Not everything.
    But decency. If we lose decency, we lose ourselves.
    We're better than animals, and criminals.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:43 No.1013237
    >>1013204
    Yeah, I'm sure it costs more to put a 21 year old in prison for life, with medical treatment too, than it would to execute him
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:43 No.1013241
    If conservatives are Christians, and Christianity says thought shall not kill, then why do conservatives support the death penalty?
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:46 No.1013260
    >>1013226
    ... are you serious?

    number 2 is a mentaly disturbed nutjob. the otherdude could have been married for 15 years and have kids with that woman. and then he walks in on her getting ploughed by the plumber or cable repair dude, grabs his .38 and caps them both there and then out of anger in a blind rage. he is in no way, shape or form as bad as the other guy. who prays on innocent young girls. captures them, rapes them, and buries them in a shallow grave somewhere.

    you think they both deserve the same sentence?

    you don't think that number 2 should be wiped off the face of the earth?

    i'm glad you don't call the shots.
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:48 No.1013271
    >>1013241
    Not all conservatives are Christians, kinda like how not all Muslims are extremists
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:49 No.1013278
    the death penalty is not a fucking deterrant you fags
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:50 No.1013287
    >>1013260
    >anger in a blind rage

    Right there, a good lawyer could claim insanity

    Though the same could be done with the other one, saying the guy was molested/raped as a kid
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:51 No.1013294
    >>1013278
    if we dished it out more it would be. and if we made the whole process really efficient and speedy.

    >found guilty
    >executed the following month
    >> Anonymous 05/20/10(Thu)15:52 No.1013304
    >>1013278
    It is if done correctly, not keeping people on death row for 10+ years



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