Death row teen goes nuts. what does this vid do for you?

This is just a case of dodging the issue really. It doesn't pose any threat to my stance. You just think a form of affirmative behaviour on the part of the government makes them culpable. Even if this was the case, it's affirmative action for the government to be endorsing the widening of the M25 and other motorways - how many innocent deaths could the increasing speeds on these roads cause which, otherwise, could've been prevented?

I wondered why the urban dictionary had this - until people like you started posting with little advanced thought or any consideration of the social impact on abolishing the death penalty. You need to get a grip on reality and think before believing such ridiculous statements.

What are the social implications of abolishing the death penalty?

ergh its horrible to just be rotting in a jail cell waiting to be executed.

Well, the people commenting seem to think he is innocent. I don't know myself, I watched half of the video where he went mad but I guess that's a normal reaction. I couldn't see it properly though, I couldn't even figure out whether I was looking at the right person or not.

The one thing I do know is that Dexter is one awesome name

You really need to take a step back and look at what you're writing. You've just seen the face of a man destined to die and heard the desperate laments of his mother and responded to it by making excuses of how this should be a consistent occurrence because the government allows roads to exist.

I hate the death penalty. Its the easy way out.

Bagration is probably one of the most right wing people on this forum, just from the libertarian right... Also this topic didnt really need a longer reponse, the death penalty is disgusting...

People on death row are allocaoted to seperate prison facilities that decrease the already overcrowded prisons and while there for a few years they are eventually killed creating more space. Economically these prisons represent solid employment and a source of wealth not only for emploees but also organisations that are involved in manufacturing more efficient ways to kill (a rather depressing job) and the actual process of killing someone and burying them provides some income for a plethora of people (for example coffin makers, undertakers, etc - though these will already be employed without said penalty).

On a, perhaps more personal level, the death of someone who is believed (people who are innocent have been kiled) to have done a terrible crime can be comforting to the victim / vistim's relatives. It also acts as a rather good scare tactic - as death usualy is.

People on death row are allocaoted to seperate prison facilities that decrease the already overcrowded prisons and while there for a few years they are eventually killed creating more space. Economically these prisons represent solid employment and a source of wealth not only for emploees but also organisations that are involved in manufacturing more efficient ways to kill (a rather depressing job) and the actual process of killing someone and burying them provides some income for a plethora of people (for example coffin makers, undertakers, etc - though these will already be employed without said penalty).

On a, perhaps more personal level, the death of someone who is believed (people who are innocent have been kiled) to have done a terrible crime can be comforting to the victim / vistim's relatives. It also acts as a rather good scare tactic - as death usualy is.

Did you read that back when you posted or do you just randomly mash the keyboard? As to the reasons for abolishing the death penalty other than - "disgusting" - well done, you utterly won that debate and hopefully you will show such excellent responses in the future.

People on death row are allocaoted to seperate prison facilities that decrease the already overcrowded prisons

while there for a few years they are eventually killed creating more space.

Economically these prisons represent solid employment and a source of wealth not only for emploees

also organisations that are involved in manufacturing more efficient ways to kill (a rather depressing job) and the actual process of killing someone and burying them provides some income for a plethora of people (for example coffin makers, undertakers, etc - though these will already be employed without said penalty).

On a, perhaps more personal level, the death of someone who is believed (people who are innocent have been kiled) to have done a terrible crime can be comforting to the victim / vistim's relatives.

It also acts as a rather good scare tactic - as death usualy is.

People on death row are allocaoted to seperate prison facilities that decrease the already overcrowded prisons and while there for a few years they are eventually killed creating more space. Economically these prisons represent solid employment and a source of wealth not only for emploees but also organisations that are involved in manufacturing more efficient ways to kill (a rather depressing job) and the actual process of killing someone and burying them provides some income for a plethora of people (for example coffin makers, undertakers, etc - though these will already be employed without said penalty).

On a, perhaps more personal level, the death of someone who is believed (people who are innocent have been kiled) to have done a terrible crime can be comforting to the victim / vistim's relatives. It also acts as a rather good scare tactic - as death usualy is.

**** the death penalty. It doesn't matter if he's a murderer or a rapist. Taking human life is wrong. Full stop.