Capital Punishment – I’m All For It.

Having to watch the state finals for this years debating competition today, it made me realise that the death penalty is actually not a bad idea – no wonder the US supports it. It cuts down on costs, and saves the world from some really sick people today.

Cutting down on costs – isn’t that what we are all about today? With the global economy going into recession shouldn’t we be conserving money. Instead of providing prisons for people it would be much more cost effective to just sentence everyone to death. Sure we still have to maintain some prisons for those who committed tiny crimes and were too dumb to get away with it – but those who commit serious crimes should be shot on the spot. Maintaing prisons, hiring prison guards, and not to mention the energy required to run a prison costs society too much. Imagine if we cut backon the number of prisons, the income tax rate would drop severely. If we executed people it would be a lot faster and less people to care for in our prisons saving us millions even billions. In the long term the death penalty is just so much more economical.

The death penalty rids the world of sick people like rapists and paedophiles. These sick people who are too lame to “get some” using their brain, have to target the weak and helpless and get their jollies somehow. I may be a cold hearted superficial cynical SOB but raping people and touching little children is just low even for me. The death penalty will ensure that these bastards and the occasional bitch wont ever stoop so low again. So anyone else agree these people should just be shot on the spot?

Some may argue that the death penalty is inhumane and immoral. Well me being me both those things go out the window. If it was up to me the death penalty would be slow and torturous inflicting as much pain as possible before the person dies. However since the government wants to play nice, so they stay in power they have to opt for the more humane option – although some say taking another persons life in inhumane altogether. Lethal injection and hanging(if its done properly) is pretty humane. Dying with the pain of a needle, and a broken neck is pretty much instantaneous. However if some idiot hangs a person and doesnt do it properly they would probably die of suffocation before their neck is snapped. Firing squads can be quite humane as well – i mean a simple bullet to the brain will kill someone instantaneously.

Personally two of my favourites which are sanctioned by governments are stoning and the electric chair. There is nothing better to watch someone die slowly. Throwing stones at someone until they bleed to death ought to be quite fun to watch and even participate in. The electric chair is probably one of the most prized inventions ever. Watching someone being fried to death is awesome. Slowly their blood boils until they die.

Now one argument that was brought up during the debate was that it is not right to “murder” someone even if they had. However I would like to point out that it technically is not murder if it is a government sanctioned action. So legally you could get away with it.

So as you can gather I am definitely in support of the death penalty. However for those who deem it is inhumane- go tell someone who cared and please make sure you know what you are talking about.

4 Responses to “Capital Punishment – I’m All For It.”

  1. LMAO. Awesome post. Love it =D

  2. Suzi-Jayne :) Says:

    Totally agree. There should be a long long list of ways to go and the death should depend on the crime. But, what about frame-ups? Oh well, just dont kill all the chefs or we’ll go hungry.

  3. I have my objections to the death penalty… but i do agree with it gettind rid of sick sick people…

    meanwhile i shall stay quiet :)

  4. Sir[♥]Harlequin Says:

    Without intentionally sound heartless – now there’s a funny oxymoron! – I agree. Usually I take the neutral stance, but considering the circumstances, I’m not going to hesitate.

    The fact is, there are some crimes that cannot be compensated by a jail sentence. The whole concept of “doing the time” was introduced was so that people understand that their actions are wrong. Essentially, it’s a slap on the wrist to ne’er-do-wells. Once they walk out into the free world, what’s going to stop them from do the same thing again? Another jail sentence? It’s catch-22.

    And since I was present at this debate, and also privvy to your take, there’s a lote more to consider than morals when it comes to capital punishment. Like you said, it costs less to kill a very sick person than it is to house them in jail and waste taxes on rehab. Fortunately for the rest of us who abide by some sense of sanity, we’ll have less to worry about the next time we’re on the streets – it’s not like the dead are going to rise up again, right?

    I distinctly remember the negative side of the debate presenting a case along the lines of, “a capital punishment sentence should only be passed if it is an appropriate form of punishment in relation to the offence”. They were quite right. As much as I would like to support capital punishment, I don’t think it’s morally correct if one were to sentence an innocent person to death. Implement it by all means, but only as a last resort.

    My apologies for writing a post as opposed to a comment John :)

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