if a person pleads guilty and was caught red handed
KILL THE FUCKER
I will put the switch
There is no reform for people who sexually murder children or do multiple planned murders
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if a person pleads guilty and was caught red handed
KILL THE FUCKER
I will put the switch
There is no reform for people who sexually murder children or do multiple planned murders
but doesn't killing them give the guilty an easy way out?? the only benefit to killing them is knowing that they will never be a repeat offender. other than that i think hell on earth would be a worse fate than an easy death.
what matters most in life is honesty. it's never wrong to do the right thing.
maybe hell after death is worst
i'm sure it would be, but i don't believe such a place it exists, and as far as i know there is no proof that it does so we are *possibly* giving the nasty perp an easy way out.
what matters most in life is honesty. it's never wrong to do the right thing.
I guess you can make that decision based on your beliefs of what happens after death. I agree with Dale that hell after death would be worse.
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totally agree!!!Originally Posted by niccivan
Or maybe the killer can be Hindu and be reincarnated as something really crappy like plankton or a snowman or something.
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Unless of course he repents and asks for forgiveness. Then he'll be on his way to heaven.
Just because he asks for forgiveness and repents, doesn't mean he'll get it. He has to be saved (and only God knows whats really in the heart) in order to receive forgiveness. But, you already know that.... so it's an unnecessary point to make on your part.
I know what's involved with being forgiven and saved. If he is "trully" sorry, asks for forgiveness and accepts Christ as his savior, then he'll be saved. After all, the awesome thing about God, is that he doesn't hold one sin worse than another. A sin is a sin, no matter how big or small, and every single one of them is forgiveable in his eyes.
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