When is the next Military Execution/Death Penalty going to be carried out?
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There are seven inmates on Death Row at Ft Leavenworth.\n\nThe last execution was in 1961\n\nArmy is asking Pres Bush to approve the execution of a former USA member convicted of murder rape sodomy, etc .\n\nsee this link:  http://www.kcentv.com/news/local-article-arch.php?nid=9024
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The principle here is not that they are able to kill people but for what reason. The execution of a known felon who has him/herself murdered countless lives has forfeited his/her right to live under the eyes of the law. If he/she were to be set free and thus cause more deaths on the population it is justified to take his life for the general good. They are against violence, random and senseless violence that is. Sanctioned killings whereby a person has commited crimes deemed irreconcievable in the eyes of the community is not a crime nor hyprocracy but justified and necessary. As for war it depends on the reason, to the defence of life and country it is a noble cause, for an outster of a regime not friendly to a country that is selfcentered hyprocracy for a nation that cherishes life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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not as many as should have been hanged....how many murders and such would not have been committed in the first place in the UK if the death sentence had not been abolished...sentencing is to lenient these days ...we have child rapists and murderers getting out after serving a few years that's not right...BRING BACK THE NOOSE
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The soldier kills because he is ordered to. that however does not ease the morality issue.\n\nMurder in self defense as well as murder for family or personal honor are not punishable in many countries. \n\nIt is a rather complicated issue that one cannot impose rules.\n\nYou are either against all sorts of killing (as you probably are) or you accept it as a fact of life.
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the death penalty is only a deterrent if it is done in the public eye very swiftly. BRING BACK PUBLIC HANGINGS in market square where all can see.
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"You can't execute me! I'm still the president of Iraq, and I sentence all of you to death!"\n\n5 NOV 06, 1949 hrs, GMT.
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Not today,\n\nThe Wisconsin Legilature voted to put the following referendum on the November ballot.\n\nThe referendum will ask: "Should the death penalty be enacted in the state of Wisconsin for cases involving a person who is convicted of first-degree intentional homicide, if the conviction is supported by DNA evidence?"\n\nThat's what we need, another death penalty. Wonder how many Wisconsin anti-abortioner's will vote yes?
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I don't believe in the death penalty. They are just commiting murder, and two worngs never make a right. God decides who should die at what time, so I think you are right, they should put him in jail for life and make him suffer for the pain he has caused people.
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There are several states which still boast the death penalty.  Several of them no longer use the electric chair, as they have resorted to what they believe to be more "humane" alternatives for execution/extermination.
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i wonder what will happen to. I PRAY TO GOD he either gets death or life. this will he a very important test for the iraqi government. if they screw up, then people will be more angry at bush. If they do it right, it will show improvements in Iraq. So pretty much: he will prolly get death or life. I'd rather see him get life. so he would suffer in an american jail, if he is killed, he'd be seen as a  martyr and stir up more war.
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Correction, more than a hundred countries still have death penalties, some still using firing squads, public hangings, stoning and three still chop off the victim's heads.\nFor Christians the problem is one of bending "Thou shall not kill."  For others it may or may not be a moral issue.\nPersonally, I do not see any moral action in killing a human to punish him or her for killing another.
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I'm watching CNN, and he has been sentenced to death by hanging!\n\nIf Saddam is killed Iraq could decend into civil war. There is a appeals process, so it could be a while.\n\nI REPEAT HE HAS BEEN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
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Life.. or better yet.. the death penalty (for Murder 1)
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Life in prison or death penalty..
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S**T that what ever happened to Innocent until proven guilty in the USA. If there has been no charges made to those service men. There is no way they should be in chains and kept from seeing their family. Now if they had been charged things might be different. While those S**ts in Gitmo get all their daily requirements to make them feel better. By those so called HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS. A fine bunch of Hypocritical Two-faced Head up their A**ses. Do gooders. For the Human rights of Murderers and Terrorists. I also am disappointed in the Republican Government for allowing those Service men to be treated that way. When it was the said Government that sent them over there in the first place. They should get of their big well paid arses and do something positive for once.
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What does that matter? They are being tried & convicted some to life in prison, some to death. Military prison is not like state prison either.
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Any torture or murder is a crime. It is simply unacceptable.\n\nBut I will use the words of others on yahoo answers: this is war and it is expected. \n\nWhat about the "Haditha" incident and other similar ones where the soldiers broke into civilian homes and shot them in the head, chest including women and children isn't this a crime? Isn't the girl / child alive going to be living in torture for the rest of her life reliving the incident every day of her life?\n\nWhat about prisoners who are tortured and sent to secret rendition centers without being charged to be tortured? Isn't this a crime? If they are really terrorists, convict them openly and give them a fair trail in international courts so that may be an example to others.\n\nI do repeat what I said at the very beginning that torture is not acceptable, but this whole war was based on lies and accordingly innocent victims from both sides are the ones who are paying.\n\nWhat about the effects of depleted uranium used in Iraq and Afghanistan on the American and coalition soldiers? Is this a crime or justice? It is definitely a crime.\n\nWhat about the psychological effects on these soldiers after they return home and end up committing suicide or becoming psychopaths killing innocent people at home; is this a crime or justice. Once again, it is definitely a crime.\n\nTorture and killings only lead to more killings. It's a vicious circle with no end.