How Can We Get Stricter Death Penalty Laws?
Question by ballzinurmom: How can we get stricter death penalty laws?
Why should we waste our hard earned money keeping these loser scum bags in prison? You commit a felony, you get the chair. Saves money, time, space and resources. All the morons in prison are useless to society and should be offed.
Best answer:
Answer by rob_harwell
That’s a very harsh position. The problem I see is that a certain percentage, however low, are innocent. That means your policy amounts to murder. As we have it, the biggest law our government is breaking is false imprisonment.
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