Does capital punishment make every citizen and executioner?
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Saturday, December 04, 2004
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8 Comments:
No, capital punishment does not make every citizen, and I doubt it makes every executioner.
No more than an unjust war makes every citizen a murderer.
No, I don't think it does. But I still think the capital punishment is a heinous institution.
I don't think so. But I am against capital punishment in virtually any circumstances.
This is a loaded question...and a leading question.
Of course not. If a citizen disagrees with capital punishment, and would change it if they could, then surely they cannot be branded an executioner. It's not an individual's fault, if they are powerless to change it.
(I was assuming it's meant to say 'AN executioner', not 'and'...)
No. Some citizens disagree with capital punishment.
CathieA, 55, Novi, MI
The posters above me pretty much expressed my feelings on this issue.
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