The differentiator is that this was someone serving the public. It was for us, for you, not for her. And her daughter now has no Mother.
Why stop with hanging? Bring back rum, sodomy and the lash!
Why would this merit hanging more than any other murder?
Or do Brits just want to bring back the death penalty in general.
Can you post a link? I'm not saying I don't believe you, but this is the first I've heard of a groundswell of poeple wanting to bring back capital punishment.
And what you are asking for is to make the public--each person--a party to another killing. One you (and perhaps the majority) feel is more than justified, but this person would be killed in the name of even those who disagree.The differentiator is that this was someone serving the public. It was for us, for you, not for her. And her daughter now has no Mother.
Ok - good points all and some interesting links for me to follow up.
The OP had an emotional motivation and being honest - I wish I hadn't posted it (don't like wearing my heart on my sleeve).
I'm not sufficiently objective to argue this point rationally so I'll bow out here. I hope no-one thinks badly of me for that.
It is an emotional topic. My argument against you is, I think, every bit as emotionally motivated as your OP.Ok - good points all and some interesting links for me to follow up.
The OP had an emotional motivation and being honest - I wish I hadn't posted it (don't like wearing my heart on my sleeve).
I'm not sufficiently objective to argue this point rationally so I'll bow out here. I hope no-one thinks badly of me for that.
I thought it was a fashion statement. I don't really know another place to wear it.And wearing your heart on your sleeve can be awfully messy.
That sounds like an above-decks slogan. Below decks, "Rum, Bum and Concertina" mirrored "Wine, Women and Song". The lash has always been more of a public-school thing.Why stop with hanging? Bring back rum, sodomy and the lash!
That explains why the heart has supplanted the liver as the metaphorical seat of emotion. The fashion industry.I thought it was a fashion statement. I don't really know another place to wear it.
It doesn't require a groundswell, there's always been a majority in favour of the death penalty in the UK. There's always an immediate case - IRA terrorists (bye-bye Brummie 6, Guildford 5 and other provably-Irish folk), serial killers, children who kill, paedophiles, terrorists again - Islamic now - and police-killers anytime. But the issue is not of political importance, as it is in parts of the US. Rather like abortion or homosexuality. People will say "I'd vote for the death penalty", but they don't vote on the issue. And nobody's going to give the electorate a referendum on the matter.Can you post a link? I'm not saying I don't believe you, but this is the first I've heard of a groundswell of poeple wanting to bring back capital punishment.
I tried wearing my spleen on my sleeve for a while, but frankly, it did not set off the colour of my eyes nearly so well as my heart did. So I vented my spleen, let out my gall bladder, and the rest of the story is all there in the appendix.That explains why the heart has supplanted the liver as the metaphorical seat of emotion. The fashion industry.
Hanging should be brought back to England, Parliament dos not represent the will of the people on this issue...
Why hanging?
And I thought gun control was supposed to keep this type of thing from happening. It’s weird that it didn’t.