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Dylann Roof hate crime murderer to face death penalty

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

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By *sianmale89Man
over a year ago

Stockport


"I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

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Serves him right OP especially given what he did to those innocent people in the church I say if it happens then good riddance..

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

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Then you are condoning the death penalty

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

Serves him right OP especially given what he did to those innocent people in the church I say if it happens then good riddance.."

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

Then you are condoning the death penalty"

No I'm not......

Please don't try and speak for me..... I'm more than capable of expressing my views without assistance...

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By *appytrailmanMan
over a year ago

Manchester

Disgusting crime, I don't like to see the death penalty imposed but this was the correct thing to do, he was trying to insight a racial war for his own amusement by killing people.

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By *sianmale89Man
over a year ago

Stockport


"I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

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that's fine I get it from a moral standpoint you don't condone death penalties which is normal and humane nothing wrong with that. I personally am not all pro capital punishment but when it's happening to people like this then I can't say id shed a tear for them..

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


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I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

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I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

that's fine I get it from a moral standpoint you don't condone death penalties which is normal and humane nothing wrong with that. I personally am not all pro capital punishment but when it's happening to people like this then I can't say id shed a tear for them.."

Summed up perfectly

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By *ittleAcornMan
over a year ago

visiting the beach


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty"

It's a tough one this, but I think I will still come down on the no death penalty for anyone side.

Simply as I cannot square the reasoning behind killing someone is wrong, the punishment is for someone to kill you.

It's either wrong for everyone, or it's not.

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By *sianmale89Man
over a year ago

Stockport


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I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty"
Maybe you have more compassion and see it as a humane thing to do to lock him up for good either then execute him. However most people there probably don't see it that way they would rather he burned for what he did and by doing that they would also argue that it saves the tax payer money by getting rid off him al together either then just locking him up at waiting for him to die off old age..

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


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I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty"

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate......

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"I don't condone the death penalty but I cant oppose punishment fitting a crime,,,,

Then you are condoning the death penalty

No I'm not......

Please don't try and speak for me..... I'm more than capable of expressing my views without assistance... "

Your opening post if far from clear on the subject. It reads like a complete contradiction to me.

So are you condoning or opposed to his death sentence?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I disagree with the death penalty in all circumstances . A) we will show you killing is wrong by killing you B) there is to much risk of innocent people being executed . Whilst I know in this case guilt is known , surely they thought that in all the cases where innocent people were released from death row .

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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound

I don't support the death penalty, even for Roof.

The lesson from the congregation and families affected by his heinous murders was one of forgiveness and not of hate.

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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago

Bristol

What he did was utterly horrendous but I don't belive in the death penalty under any circumstances, even this one. There is a difference between justice and retribution and I just can't get my head around applying the death penalty.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Has he confessed to these crimes?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well he hasn't plead guilty

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate...... "

The bereaved families don't have any responsibility for his fate; that's the job of the court, judge and jury.

They can of course, express an opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate......

The bereaved families don't have any responsibility for his fate; that's the job of the court, judge and jury.

They can of course, express an opinion."

It's quite common in the US for victims families to make impact statements And for the judge to take these into account when sentencing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He did plead guilty he said it was necessary as white people are dying out and wanted to start a race war, out his own mouth scum

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He did plead guilty he said it was necessary as white people are dying out and wanted to start a race war, out his own mouth scum "

My mistake I've only seen bits of coverage and thought there was a trial (hence I thought he hadn't pled guilty )

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate......

The bereaved families don't have any responsibility for his fate; that's the job of the court, judge and jury.

They can of course, express an opinion.

It's quite common in the US for victims families to make impact statements And for the judge to take these into account when sentencing "

But that's not responsibility, it's just expressing an opinion; to inform the court. And theydon't have to say anything if they wish not to. there are victim statements in most legal systems nowadays .

That's the whole point of a legal system; it takes the responsibility for determination if guilt, and punishment away from victims and gives it to an impartial decision making system

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No to killing for state justice.

Make him suffer for what he's done.

Work him hard for the rest of his life or for at least, until he shows remorse and apologises to the families. Them lock him up for the rest of his life.

Same for all those who murder and commit terrible crimes.

Scumbags.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate......

The bereaved families don't have any responsibility for his fate; that's the job of the court, judge and jury.

They can of course, express an opinion.

It's quite common in the US for victims families to make impact statements And for the judge to take these into account when sentencing

But that's not responsibility, it's just expressing an opinion; to inform the court. And theydon't have to say anything if they wish not to. there are victim statements in most legal systems nowadays .

That's the whole point of a legal system; it takes the responsibility for determination if guilt, and punishment away from victims and gives it to an impartial decision making system "

Sorry I wasn't saying they had responsibility . My point was that if the victims families didn't want the death penalty then surely it shouldn't be given . They have suffered enough without knowing someone is being killed in their loved ones name

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"

I cant offer one single reason why he should escape the death penalty ......

But it's just not something I condone .....

I might be able to give you one.... the families of the 9 victims never asked for the death penalty

the issue i have is that even up to sentencing roof has shown no remorse for what he did.... I would happily lock him up and throw away the key... but i personally still cannot condone the death penalty

Fabio ..... for me the bereaved families have suffered enough without imposing upon them any life long responsibility for deciding the persons fate......

The bereaved families don't have any responsibility for his fate; that's the job of the court, judge and jury.

They can of course, express an opinion.

It's quite common in the US for victims families to make impact statements And for the judge to take these into account when sentencing

But that's not responsibility, it's just expressing an opinion; to inform the court. And theydon't have to say anything if they wish not to. there are victim statements in most legal systems nowadays .

That's the whole point of a legal system; it takes the responsibility for determination if guilt, and punishment away from victims and gives it to an impartial decision making system

Sorry I wasn't saying they had responsibility . My point was that if the victims families didn't want the death penalty then surely it shouldn't be given . They have suffered enough without knowing someone is being killed in their loved ones name "

Ah right; I misunderstood you; and tend to agree.

And they will suffer for the rest of their lives, whatever happens to him.

Perhaps ( since they are religious) they can draw some moral comfort from the fact that they have demonstrated some sort of humanity.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There is a difference between justice and retribution."

This says it all for me, really.

I don't believe in the death penalty. Period. Will I shed a tear? No. But that doesn't change my opinion on government policy. I don't let extreme cases and scenarios dictate my rational for governance.

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