Should the death penalty be allowed?

AppLeo

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A killer is a killer :smile:
Paying someone to kill is contract killing

So what. The contract killing is killing someone who's a burden on society. I'd totally pay someone to provide that service. Besides, it creates jobs, which is something that this country struggles with right??
 

JUPITERASC

Well-known member
So what.
The contract killing
is killing someone who's a burden on society.
I'd totally pay someone to provide that service.
Besides, it creates jobs,
which is something that this country struggles with right??
Creates killers as well :smile:
Paying someone who has never previously killed anyone
is intentionally creating a killer

you have stated that killers are wrongdoers who are a burden on society

 

AppLeo

Well-known member
Creates killers as well :smile:
Paying someone who has never previously killed anyone
is intentionally creating a killer

you have stated that killers are wrongdoers who are a burden on society


Well to be more clear....

Killers that are a burden to society are the ones that kill when they are not supposed to.

If you are paid to kill someone that has qualified for the death penalty, you are not creating a killer that is negative towards society.

What is so bad about killing people?? Jeez. There are so many people that are dangerous and are better off dead.
 

AppLeo

Well-known member
Okay I didn't mean to say, "What is so bad about killing people." I meant to say that there's nothing wrong with killing someone that kills others. It only seems fair and that's the only way justice can be served.
 

JUPITERASC

Well-known member
Well to be more clear....

Killers that are a burden to society are the ones that kill when they are not supposed to.

If you are paid to kill someone that has qualified for the death penalty,
you are not creating a killer that is negative towards society.

What is so bad about killing people??

Jeez. There are so many people that are dangerous and are better off dead.
Apparently killling people is wrong
and so :smile:
people who kill people are called murderers
and then sentenced to being killed by people who have never previously killed
until they were offered a job as a paid contract killer aka "public executioner"
 

JUPITERASC

Well-known member
Okay I didn't mean to say, "What is so bad about killing people."

I meant to say that there's nothing wrong with killing someone that kills others.

It only seems fair and that's the only way justice can be served.
Fair to kill only if you are a paid "public executioner" aka killer :smile:
 

Bunraku

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Well obviously you wouldn't punish someone until sufficient evidence has been presented.

But castration should happen to those who have been proven to not control themselves.

The evidence was sufficient to enough to have him jailed for 28 years. He is not the only case, as there have been many others.

Had he been castrated, the state would have had to cough up millions to repay for the damage.

How does the state repay death?
 

AppLeo

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The evidence was sufficient to enough to have him jailed for 28 years. He is not the only case, as there have been many others.

Had he been castrated, the state would have had to cough up millions to repay for the damage.

How does the state repay death?

What damage is done for castration?? And what costs??
 

JUPITERASC

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child molesters - death penalty

no question
Those Laws would have to be enforced then
but by whom
:smile:
i.e.
according to WSOC-TV.
A North Carolina cop
impregnated a 14-year-old girl
while mentoring her in an attempt to prove that “policemen are good.”

Lowell police officer James Paul Blair, 51 is sitting in jail on a charge of statutory rape
The girl’s mother said she was reluctant to allow Blair
to become friendly with her daughter after she had run away
but allowed it because she had trust in police.
Besides, her daughter wanted to be a cop when she got older.
And Blair offered to take along the girl’s little brother on outings
as well along with his wife.

But then
according to the Gaston Gazette.
one day Blair asked the mother to keep the son at home
And his wife was apparently not around
when he took her virginity.

After learning her daughter was pregnant
the mother confronted the cop who admitted everything.
He also told her he wanted the girl to have an abortion to save his own skin.

But the girl’s mother said she does not believe in abortion.

According to WSOC-TV:
She said the veteran officer would visit often and even took them on a trip.
Then the mother discovered text messages
that indicated her daughter was pregnant and the officer was the father.
One of messages, which is in the hands of the SBI, states:
“If you keep that baby I’m done and you know it.”
Another said: “Do whatever you wanna do
just remember I love you and name it after me.”


“He told me he took her virginity.
He told me it was his baby.
He told me things happened and he said he was so sorry.
And he kept saying, ‘Please forgive him,’” she said.


She said then the officer asked her to do something that she considered unimaginable.
‘Get rid of the baby or I’ve lost my life. I’ve lost my life.’


“How do I kill a baby? I don’t kill no baby. I don’t believe in abortion,” the mother said.
The age of consent in North Carolina is 16.
Blair is being held on a $1 million bond.


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JUPITERASC

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QUIS CUSTODIET IPSOS CUSTODES :smile:
A phrase from the Roman poet Juvenal
literally translated as:
"Who will guard the guards themselves?"
aka
"Who watches the Watchmen?"

i.e.

A Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputy was indicted this week
after being arrested for child sex crimes for the second time during his career in law enforcement.
After he had been put back on the job following an arrest years earlier
this monster was never indicted and allowed to return to duty to strike again.

Deputy John Bruce Spaulding, 49, was indicted by a Hamilton County Grand Jury
on six counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
following an investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigators.

The TBI received a tip in June of this year from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
that someone was in possession of disturbing images of children being sexually exploited.
Their investigation found that person to be Spaulding.
According to the indictment
Spaulding possessed material that included a minor engaged in sexual activity or simulated sexual activity.
The victims were under the age of 13.

The fact that this is the second time Spaulding has been charged with the same crime
speaks to the dangerous nature of blue privilege.
In 2010, when Spaulding lived in White County
he faced similar charges and was placed on paid vacation while the department conducted an ‘investigation.’
White County Sheriff Oddie Shoupe said at the time of the original charges
“It doesn’t matter who you are, no one is above the law in White County.
If you break the law, we’re gonna catch you and put you in jail.”
However, the investigation was eventually dismissed, and Spaulding was placed back on duty.
“With the charges dismissed for lack of proof, we were obligated to take him back”
Sheriff Jim Hammond said.
Since those charges were dismissed, Spaulding had been on patrol
until he was caught again.

According to a report in the Chattanoogan
The earlier case resulted from a joint investigation with the Department of Children’s Services
and the district attorney general’s office.
Authorities were contacted by DCS to assist with the investigation of allegations against Spaulding.
A White County detective said at the time,
“We want to protect the children of White County
and we will investigate all allegations of any wrong-doing
especially when it comes to children.”

However, they did very little to ‘protect the children’
as this monster was let loose on the town once more.
This serial child predator’s bond was set at a measly $10,000.
He quickly posted bail and was released.
He has now been suspended again, pending the outcome of yet another investigation http://newschannel9.com/news/local/hamilton-co-deputy-indicted-for-child-sex-crimes


As the Free Thought Project reported last November
an investigation by the AP revealed around 1,000 policemen across the US had their licenses revoked
and lost their jobs over the last six years on account of numerous sexual offenses
that included rape and possession of child pornography.
The probe revealed that 550 officers were decertified for various sexual assaults, including rape.
Some were dismissed for sodomy or sexual shakedowns
where victims were forced to perform sexual acts to avoid arrest.
A further 440 officers lost their jobs for other sex-related offenses
such as possessing child pornography, being a peeping Tom
sending sexually charged messages to underage teens or having sex while on duty.
About one-third of the officers lost their jobs for committing sexual offenses with juveniles.

The real number of sexual offenses could, however, be much higher
as AP only looked into registered cases where an officer lost their badge because of an offense.
Lawyers and police chiefs acknowledged that some departments let the sexual assaults slide
to limit their liability, allowing their staff to quietly resign or transfer to other duty stations or departments.
Furthermore, the probe notes that not all decertified officers faced criminal charges
as some policemen surrendered their badges voluntarily to avoid a potential scandal.


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To say that someone should die for any reason is absolutely heinous. As astrologers, we each are familiar with Pluto. We each know that it represents not merely physical death, but the essential death of our very thoughts and preconceptions. It's easy enough to toy with the notion of taking someone's life when you both aren't the executioner and aren't the one who's life is at stake, but put that axe in your hand and see if you're really so void of human empathy as to be able to kill another who has not explicitly done you any harm.

It's easy to lash out in rage when someone does us harm. It's easy because it's so foundational to our animal natures. We become angry as a defense, whether against a known danger or anything that we suspect might be a danger. But let me repeat that this is an ANIMAL response. It's survival instict given free reign over our rational, human minds.

The simple fact is, and every astrologer in this community knows it as well as I do, that people can change, but not until they know what's wrong with them.

Do you honestly think a murderer or a rapist just wakes up one morning and says, "Yeah, I think I'll go **** somebody's life over today." That isn't how it works, period. And to claim that another human can't relearn the humanity that was slowly drained out of them over the course of their lives is simultaneously ignorant and incredibly callous. You hold the evidence of human change and growth in your hands and then allow your terror to turn you into a murderer because you feel like you may be (or have been) made a victim?

And why do you think the criminals stooped so low? Because they were shown genuine concideration and affection? No, they were shown exactly the sort of callousness and inhumanity that supports the death penalty. You only justify their misconduct when you stoop to their level. You rage against your own fear and pain and hurl vitriol at those who are merely further down the very path you yourself are on.

Like I said, however, you can choose to be human, rather than monkey. You can choose to try to build the weak up, rathe than tear them down. But you have to stand tall enough to reach that high, first. The small-minded will only ever try to reduce the world to their level. You have a solution that you utilize every day in this community. There is absolutely no excuse to destroy another human life when you can repair it instead.

Unless you agree with their misconduct? When the world terrifies you and/or does you harm, do you believe it's acceptable to do harm back? Because that's the criminal mentality. It's base, it's short-sighted, and it's certainly beneath any of you who study such a transformative subject as astrology.
 
It's easy to lay blame on people, and hard to help those who have done wrongs to us to grow past the circumstances that have stunted their psychological growth.

Doing what's right is rarely easy. But that doesn't make it any less right.
 

JUPITERASC

Well-known member

It's easy to lay blame on people,
and hard to help those who have done wrongs to us
to grow past the circumstances that have stunted their psychological growth.

Doing what's right is rarely easy.
But that doesn't make it any less right.
Thanks for shining light on the discussion SentinelOfLight :smile:

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unique_astrology

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A question that will never have a final answer because there will always be differing opinions put forth by people.

But I think it should be mandatory for ne'er do wells (and their friends too) who hack into another's computer and destroy 10s of thousands of files.
 
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