Would you advocate the death sentence for this savage or is 26 years enough ?

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Update:

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Answer 1

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With the current craze of murders by the knife I am sad to say...bring back hanging.

It is not working abolishing hanging 

Answer 2

if they are English then yes

Answer 3

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Answer 4

our justice system isnt just. we shouldn't have the death penalty

Answer 5

I would advocate life imprisonment, as I am against capital punishment.

Spare me your emotionally charged arguments regarding the death sentence and its desirability or aptness.

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• 3 weeks agoReport

  "thick"
  
  (In an exaggerated English accent) I don't like your attitude, sunshine. You'd best be careful or I will knock your block off! Come on then, you dopey prat. I'll bang you out. I am well 'ard, I am.
  

Answer 6

Yes, just get done with it.

Answer 7

Murdering people to teach people that murdering people is wrong

Makes no sense 

• Creosote3 weeks agoReport

  But Iceman wouldn’t be the one making that call if were his sister Di. We’d all be too emotionally compromised in that situation hence needing an appropriate and neutral justice system to serve justice on the person. 
  

Answer 8

A death sentence, these cold blooded killers should not have the opportunity to ever destroy another life.

No doubt some will think they deserve another chance, but of course some people are dim.

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  3 weeks agoReport

  A brutal justice system keeps citizens in line, without it we inherit degeneracy as seen in Britain 2019 thanks to liberal policies. 
  

Answer 9

I wouldn’t advocate the death sentence for anyone. He hasn’t been jailed for 26 years. He’s been jailed for life, and he can’t apply for parole until he has served 26 years.

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  3 weeks agoReport

  Can you give one single example of a convicted murderer being released before they have served their tariff because they “found religion”? No, you’re talking rubbish.
  

Answer 10

chat-questions are not allowed here.

26 years is more of a punishment than dying

I don't advocate the death penalty for anyone. It's too easily abused for racist or political purposes. That's why almost every dictatorship has it

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