Funny how the same people that are all for defending and keeping alive those who kill are the same ones who support killing innocent babies in the womb! Funny how that is....
Funny how the same people that are all for defending and keeping alive those who kill are the same ones who support killing innocent babies in the womb! Funny how that is....
They don't know.Originally Posted by pickles
You dont want it to be about Vernon Evans because his case puts a lie to your nonsense about people being rushed, to execution. Name all these people who were innocent and then executed. Not in Maryland with DNA, do the name Kirk Bloodsworth come to mind? Not executed because of DNA. Maybe if so many poor minorities, stopped committing a disproportionate number of crimes that call for the DP they would not have to worry about it.
So the fact that somebody was sentenced to death, and later exonerated because of physical evidence, somehow strengthens your defense of the idea that nobody innocent has every been executed??
Interesting. Of course, it's a logical fallacy. But clearly logic is lost on you.
And the disporportionate representation of minorities and the poor on death row has nothing to do with quantity. It has everything to do with different standards for different people.
You can read many reports about these things. I'm sure you won't, because they contain facts and statistics, something, like I said 20 posts ago, you're clearly uncomfortable with.
really? wth is wrong with me......
I guess you haven't heard that the entire case against the DP in Md is the claim that it is disproportionately used against black folks and those that kill white victims ........
I could post a thousand links ......
Md. lawmakers urged to repeal death penalty
Continuing a perennial debate in Annapolis, advocates of ending capital punishment told Maryland lawmakers on Wednesday that the death penalty is morally wrong, racist in its application and provides no comfort to grieving families.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...e4xR_blog.html
The Death Penalty and Racism
And in North Carolina, the vast majority of that state’s 156 death-row inmates have filed appeals based on a new law that permits them to challenge their sentences on grounds of racial bias.
http://www.the-american-interest.com....cfm?piece=901
Death Penalty in Maryland - History
Deeply felt and widely expressed public concerns about racism in Maryland’s death penalty system created the context for former Maryland Governor Paris Glendening to impose a moratorium on executions in May 2002. Maryland was the nation’s second state moratorium.
http://www.mdcase.org/node/20
Take racism out of it. Move whites to the front of the line. I don't care what order we are rid of murdering scum, as long as we are rid of them.
This is from the NAACP in 2012
http://www.statisticbrain.com/death-penalty-statistics/
Blacks now commit more murders then whites per year but whites have been 56% of all those executed.
Unlike you a don't care what skin color the cold blooded murderer has. put whites at the front of the line, just speed the line up and get to them all.
The people they're putting to death are the worst of the worst, they would kill you and your children without blinking an eye.
Exactly. The easiest way for people of any race or circumstance to not end up on death row is to stop murdering people. If we make the death penalty sentence a mandatory sentence for all murders that meet the evidence criteria, there will be no unfairness of application. Unfortunately, we are not headed that way but rather headed in the opposite direction.
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