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Tennesse Passes Laws Sentencing Death Penalty For Child Rapists. Effective Next Week


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Squidward T
On 6/17/2024 at 7:39 PM, huttont said:

Death penalty is never good in my book. No matter the crime, the government should NEVER be allowed to decide who lives and who dies. 

But it’s okay if a citizen decides that? An eye for an eye is perfectly justified. You take a life, you should have yours taken unless it’s done in self defense 

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garbage day
35 minutes ago, Squidward T said:

But it’s okay if a citizen decides that? An eye for an eye is perfectly justified. You take a life, you should have yours taken unless it’s done in self defense 

It's not going to be "an eye for an eye"... look at the state who passed this. It's going to be further incentive to justify murdering their "disposable population"

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Roughhouse Dandy
43 minutes ago, Squidward T said:

An eye for an eye is perfectly justified.

There's a whole idiom that explains why this mindset is flawed and unsustainable. 

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I support capital punishment, but for high high acts of evil such as crimes like this and of murder, I would want that person suffering in prison for the rest of their life in ideally the worst possible conditions. 

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Oriane

I haven't seen anyone explaining the obvious flaw with this law, so:

It's already scary enough to talk about it, to decide to press charges, especially for a child, but imagine telling a child that if they do decide to press charges, the rapist will die? Especially as this is often close of them, their dad, uncle, family's friend?

A lot of people, let alone children, would not press charges against their abuser if it meant they were going to die. Even if they did something horrible, it's a heavy burden to have. This law is counterproductive.

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10 minutes ago, Oriane said:

I haven't seen anyone explaining the obvious flaw with this law, so:

It's already scary enough to talk about it, to decide to press charges, especially for a child, but imagine telling a child that if they do decide to press charges, the rapist will die? Especially as this is often close of them, their dad, uncle, family's friend?

A lot of people, let alone children, would not press charges against their abuser if it meant they were going to die. Even if they did something horrible, it's a heavy burden to have. This law is counterproductive.

This is a very good point 

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ALGAYDO
3 hours ago, Squidward T said:

But it’s okay if a citizen decides that? An eye for an eye is perfectly justified. You take a life, you should have yours taken unless it’s done in self defense 

“An eye-for-an-eye makes the whole world blind” 

You killing someone for killing someone else makes you just as bad as the initial killer tbh 

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Janosch

I'm really worried about LGBTQIA+ people... Conservatives and right-wingers often falsely accuse them of being abusive towards children. The fact that two men kiss in public, drag queens read to children or trans* people simply exist is already defined as "assaultive" by right-wingers...

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Dayman

All of you saying it’s a good decision are gonna be hella shocked when they eventually try to use this law as a means to target Trans people and other LGBTQ people. Have you not been paying attention to all the crazies that are calling being visibly LGBTQ grooming? 

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