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I don't support the death penalty because it is not nearly humane at all.

It isn't humane for a criminal to harm or murder other people. Why should the criminal live after the people he has murdered have died? Execute him. But, be humane in the way he dies. Make it fast and for sure. Use the guillotine.

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Why the offender who tortured his victim before death should be easily executed? It seems to me that the offender should know that he will incur an appropriate penalty. A quick death is too easy for such criminals.

These people should be sent to labor camps and penal colonies to spend the rest of their lives, and any wages from their labor must be distributed among the victims. But we can only dream about such a system, as the human rights activists will immediately side with the criminals.

Human rights activists are criminals as they are. It seems to me that the whole reason that people don't require their governments to increasing the punishment for murder. Now, there were elections in USA,France soon elections will be in Germany and where are the requirements? We are to blame for the fact that this is not happening.

Guys, agree with both of you.

However, hope is not lost. Human rights activists these days (unless we take Saudi Arabia presiding "women rights" at UN as such) are dying breed. I think it is not coincidence, that people going against laws of nature are in turn discriminated against. Not by another men, mind you. By their choice and evolution itself.

In several generation these liberal cultists will die out of their own accord, unless they see the mistake in their ways. Like degenerated Romans did before them.