NOBODY ASKED ABOUT A TABLE

WHERE HAS TABLE

COME INTO THIS

im just against it bc i dont think anyone deserves death
there are worse fates

you see in a hula hoop view

he talked about curvature

Lol yeah I don't believe in ice walls, that's silly

as ive said, your ignorance shows

even Greenland has them

you dont belong even debating this topic, smh at you ..

--it's like taking candy from a baby (for me)

go back to bed you're sleepwalking again

go get a job?

now?

stop eating pizza?

move out ur mums house?

im a computer tech, works from home, on computers and on the internet you ding-a-ling @mdlting ...

woah why would u offend me like that

ding-a-ling

thats too far

dingaling is the most offensive insult to a man mike

kewl..

how hasn’t he been banned yet

HAHAHHAHAHAH u said kewl

ding-a-ling is a word banned in many cultures

i don’t doubt that

lol

Mike you have yet to defend any of your topics, instead you call me child and ignorant. I will just take this as a win and move on to my next challenge. Who else wants to present me with either a factual debate or moral question?

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧

@Pinnaplia id actually like to know why it is that you support the death penalty. i have nothing against you for it, im just curious.

@eva I have done a fair amount of research on it, and the death penalty actually saves more lives than it takes. Not to mention that almost all of the lives it takes are lives that belong to criminals that don't deserve redemption or life. The only changes that the death penalty should undertake is reverting back to a firing squad as it is consistent and cheap. And it should be used more often as getting rid of hopeless criminals saves our government money so it can be used for better purposes and so a murderous criminals has no chance of ever killing again.

i suppose

but thanks for the explanation

No problem

Though I do understand why people oppose it, but if you just do a simple Google of those murdered and those executed by the death penalty, it's a massive difference. Getting rid of the penalty would make the killing severely rise so to me it's just a simple comparison of numbers and risk. Wether it is morally correct is not something I try to debate.

eh, to each their own

I agree with Pinnaplia's take on it, however I'm not convinced that the death penalty significantly keeps down murder rates

my point of view on it is that it also stops overpopulation a tiny bit

But if it does, then it may give a more positive benefit to society that could surpass the costs.
Also, the criminal justice system is improving as far as we understand it

And by improving, I mean standards and quality

So executing an innocent gets more and more unlikely