Would you bring back the death penalty?

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• mattyb Posts: 1,185

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  16/11/10 - 15:40 #2

  Yes - For one too many reasons

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• Azagoth Posts: 10,169

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  16/11/10 - 15:41 #3

  Yes, but with certain caveats in place.

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• Ber Posts: 24,562

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  16/11/10 - 15:41 #4

  No
  
  (too short)

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• welshmam Posts: 14,351

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  16/11/10 - 15:43 #5

  No No No

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,156

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  16/11/10 - 15:44 #6

  Yes...................now reveal all.......it's got to be a trick question.

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• Henderson Posts: 11,952

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  16/11/10 - 15:44 #7

  No
  
  If there is a chance that an innocent man gets killed, its too greater risk to take...

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• Tombstone Posts: 2,578

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  16/11/10 - 15:45 #8

  Yes - and the answer to question number 2 is 'Yes, I would administer it myself'.

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• KBBJ Posts: 10,266

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  16/11/10 - 15:45 #9

  I'd vote against.

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• Kittiara Posts: 2,001

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  16/11/10 - 15:45 #10

  No.
  
  (Extra characters)

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• Tombstone Posts: 2,578

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  16/11/10 - 15:46 #11

  Azagoth wrote: »

  Yes, but with certain caveats in place.

  
  The cravattes are there to hide the rope marks from the more sensitive souls?

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• iiHEARTy0u Posts: 13,737

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  16/11/10 - 15:47 #12

  No.
  
  They should make prison sentences harsher.

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• RAINBOWGIRL22 Posts: 24,459

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  16/11/10 - 15:47 #13

  No
  
  <filler>

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• Skip_Tech Posts: 2,881

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  16/11/10 - 15:48 #14

  It would not work on the X Factor as you are bound to get complaints :mad:

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• Shrike Posts: 16,606

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  16/11/10 - 15:48 #15

  No - Sally Clark, Angela Cannings, Stefan Kisko...

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 868

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  16/11/10 - 15:49 #16

  yes if they have deffinite proof that they did the crime

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• RAINBOWGIRL22 Posts: 24,459

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  16/11/10 - 15:50 #17

  kelly30 wrote: »

  yes if they have deffinite proof that they did the crime

  
  What proof?
  
  (and what crimes?? :eek:)

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• Karl Marks Posts: 3,173

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  16/11/10 - 15:50 #18

  Definitely NO!

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• SecretSmiler Posts: 1,015

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  16/11/10 - 15:50 #19

  yes, absolutely

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,911

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  16/11/10 - 15:51 #20

  Yes - Theirs some crimes so wicked and evil, some prisoners actually deserve it.

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• Bom Diddly Wo Posts: 14,094

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  16/11/10 - 15:51 #21

  jafsie wrote: »

  Let me ask a question, if there was a referendum on whether to bring back the death penalty in Britain would you vote for it or against it?
  
  Please just answer yes or no.
  
  I'll explain later.
  
  Please mods don't lump this question with another thread.

  
  Only for people who wanted to bring back the death penalty and as soon as they were all dead then I'd repeal it.

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• Frood Posts: 13,180

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  16/11/10 - 15:52 #22

  No
  
  Carl Bridgewater trial, elements of the Guidford 4, Colin Stagg, Stephan Kisko and hundreds more with 100% cast iron evidence of guilt and yet......

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• UKMikey Posts: 28,728

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  16/11/10 - 15:56 #23

  No. I'm not a murderer.

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• weateallthepies Posts: 4,426

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  16/11/10 - 16:00 #24

  No, it doesn't have a place in a civilised society.

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• kim1994 Posts: 7,332

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  16/11/10 - 16:00 #25

  Frood wrote: »

  No
  
  Carl Bridgewater trial, elements of the Guidford 4, Colin Stagg, Stephan Kisko and hundreds more with 100% cast iron evidence of guilt and yet......

  
  No for reason above plus that I fail to see how it would reduce crime

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• Franglais Posts: 3,312

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  16/11/10 - 16:01 #26

  non, je ne regrette rien.......

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