Murder victims famillies debate the death penalty

This is a clip from the documentary "Step By Step A Journey of Hope" produced by Micki Dickoff.
http://www.journeyofhope.org/pages/mi...

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[getalife04]

@JusJuiceIt There is no amount of talking or religion that can change my mind. Greatest form of mass mind control ever created. Every religion on the planet was started by man not god. All bibles have been written by man so therefore it was created by man. If you think about it, what better way to control people than to write a book about someone who will smite them and send them to a pit of burning and despair for all eternity. Nothing can change my mind.

[MsMonkeyFart]

@Savipalooza its fine to kill a murderer, not an innocent person. The cases where the animal has been released, only to kill again?What if someone asked you,which would you prefer the murderer to be put to death, or to be released and possibly kill again, you would really say release them, because it's not logical, if you want to put it that way you can also say that people protecting the ones who murdered again are also murderers themselves? it has and will happen again, stakes are too high

[oo0GameOver0oo]

@SludgePunkGrunge If you are fine with living with this, I beg you to allow your daughter/son/mother/father the permission to marry someone who has murdered someone. There is no such thing as ''sitting in jail for the rest of your life'' the maximum penalty for murder can be as low as 10 years and in some countries even lower, even though some of those can appeal their case and be freed only to commit murder again. You can take that risk if you want but me i would rather not.

[oo0GameOver0oo]

@SludgePunkGrunge Ok fair enough, i just do not see it myself though. Did you know there is no know cure for a psychopath? did you know people have been released from jail/prison even when previously faced with death penalty only to commit murder again? I understand if you disagree with the eye for an eye thing, it does not make you a bad person but please, also consider that these people DO have a different mentality than our own and yes FACT some can NOT be cured and yes some will kill again.

[SludgePunkGrunge]

@MsMonkeyFart rather have a murderer sit in jail for the rest of their life instead of an eye for an eye mentality.

[SkcotchTape]

This video is biased. :/ I wonder why people are so against the Death Penalty.

[getalife04]

@Tiffany25ism Oh really now? What about the men and women that are "lead by the spirit of god" and murder their whole family. Like the mother that drowned her children in the bath tub one by one while the others watched because "god" told her to. Every religious person I know is a sheep and can't make decisions for themselves. They live in fear that everything they do they have to pray about first and it's pathetic. You have no REAL proof other than a book. I could write one too lol.

[Tiffany25ism]

@getalife04 what is wrong with you get your facts straight, men who were led by the spirit of God. This country will pay for trying to play God and you will see that God is True. I pray for your soul

[thisissparta789789]

2:06 Not all people go that way during Lethal Injection. Example:

1. In Guatemala, a Kidnapper/Rapist/Murderer took over 50 minutes to die by Lethal Injection after the 1st drug in the 3-drug cocktail failed to knock him unconsiouss.

2. It took Angelo Diaz 34 Minutes and 2 injections to die in Florida.

[thisissparta789789]

Not all Murder Victim family members support the death penalty. I heard about the story about one woman who continued to oppose the death penalty even after her young child was raped was murdered.

[Savipalooza]

@MsMonkeyFart

Basically what you're saying is that it's logical to kill a murderer to show the world that murder is wrong. That's like trying to put out a fire with more fire.