Re: [Bulk] Re: Death penalty

>Not a very good one, I might add. Someone who objects to execution on
the grounds that it cuts short a person's time to find redemption
isn't likely to be persuaded by the counter (sincere or otherwise)
that you're merely speeding up the process.<

Its no better or worse than the argument that it is a counter against.  No 
one can say with, anything close to certainty, what will motivate a 
particular individual to seek redemption/forgiveness.  Using it one way or 
the other in an argument on capital punishment seems rather silly to me.

Mike F.


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