I am still unsure of how I stand on the issue of the death penalty. ... Should he die for that? ... In conclusion, how do we decide who should be sent to lethal injection? I am still unsure of how I stand on that issue. ... Should we believe in an eye for an eye? ...
"This dead butcher and his fiend-like queen" How true an assessment is this of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? Malcolm said this when he was made King after both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth had died. ... At first we see Macbeth afraid at the thought of murdering Duncan, as he considers it he resolves he cannot as Duncan trusts him "First, as I am his kinsman, and his subject, Strong both against the deed : then, as his host." ... But Lady Macbeth manipulatively influences his decisions by belittling his manhood as she knows this provokes him "when you durst do it then you were a man" M...
People must realize that these people need to die for their horrible crimes! ... How would you feel if you were to be wrongly accused for a murder and put on death row? ... Be that as it may, your still going to die. ... The fact is that they are going to die no matter what. ... How is this helping our society? ...
How has life in jail become known as ten to fifteen years? ... In contrast to this argument though, we have Cynthia Gomez from the Inter-American University who states: "No human being has the privileged power of deciding who lives and who dies. ... As it is like this, how can we hold the responsibility of murdering someone just because of humans" natural characteristic of making mistakes?" And she makes a good point: Who are we to say who gets to live and who gets to die? ... No human being has the privileged power of deciding who lives and who dies. ...
People are suppose to live and die, we can't make someone live if there no life. We can stop someone from dying when there alive. ... It is how the death was caused that you should be so worried about. ... If I killed someone I would want to die. ... People have to die sooner or later. ...
But how do we determine whether it is nonviable or not? Is that when it's already dead, or dying, or is it nonviable when the mother cannot, or will not, take care of it? ... A pro-choice advocate would exclaim, "That's ok, but how do we tell whether an embryo is a person? ... In a brief conclusion, abortions are senseless murders of so many children that had not even the choice to live or die. No matter how hard we try to justify ourselves, the fact remains that it is treacherously wrong. ...
There is no stipulation for how far along the pregnancy has to be before it is considered a crime. ... How can they say that it is murder in this case and that it is not in the case of an abortion? ... For all we know cancer, AIDS, and Parkinson's disease could have been cured by now. We could have already murdered the person God sent to cure these. ... They found that women who have had a abortion were 50% more likely to die before their time. ...
She will die for it unless he speaks up. ... How I have lived I hardly know But revenge kept me alive; I dared now die, and leave my adversary in being." Victor thinks of how his friends and family are dead and how he lives, and their murderer lives. ... Men and women of America, cheer athletes when their team is down by twenty points, but when a two-year old is dying of a head on collision, we would be just as happy to pull the plug. That is where we are wrong. ...
A more valid offer would be if the ghost wanted to help Hamlet prove to everyone how King Hamlet was killed by Claudius and let Claudius suffer the consequences of murder. If Hamlet would attempt to prove how his father died, then Claudius would eventually be put to death. ... How is Hamlet going to refuse a request from his dead father? ... We can tell that Hamlet is going to try to kill Claudius right after his conversation with the ghost. ... Hamlet's father just died, he's upset with his mom for marrying so quickly and on top of all that his father just rose from the grave and t...
We as a country, and even as a world, are far more civilized than we have been before. ... Who gives us the right to justify if a man lives or dies? ... In our world we see the beauty and also unfortunately the ugly and it's how we justify the punishments for these ugly and horrible happenings that makes us different from other countries. ... The criminals don't care if they die. ... Criminals have nothing to loose, they don't care if they die or get killed to the death penalty means nothing to them. ...
Now, it's based on how much money people have. ... J. to die by execution."... If they don't want to be there how are they going to want to put up a good fight. ... Unknowingly, we as a whole pay for the killing of others, through the money we pay for taxes. ... So ponder on this question; How many innocent people have your tax dollars paid to be killed? ...
In our society, we make the best laws that we can in accordance with the general idea of morality most people have. We do this in the hope that we can come as close as possible to the ideal, and create a productive and good place for all people to live. ... She tries to make the most of these by using metaphors to describe just what it is like for a woman to become pregnant, and then show how such situations would be considered completely absurd in any scenario other than a pregnancy. ... She claims that becoming pregnant is like waking up one morning and realizing you have been hooked up t...
We read as Lady Macbeth changed from a confident and bold woman to a weak, suicidal, nervous wreck. ... He shows this when he says, "If we should fail?... How now my lord! Why do you keep alone, of sorriest fancies your companions making, using those thoughts which should indeed have died with them they think on? ... To show how uncaring he has become he says this about his late wife, "She should have died hereafter; there would have been such a time for such a word. ...
He left 20 men to die while in Africa. ... Rogers, the servant, is found to have died in her sleep. ... John Macarther feels sure that he will die next, and goes out to look at the ocean. ... We also learn that Issac Morris, who bought the island and made the arrangements for the visitors, is Wargraves tenth victim. ... He then goes on to describe how he found out about the people, and how he lured them to the island and how he killed each of them except for Vera and Lombard who take care of themselves. ...
The judge and jury sentence the man to die in the electric chair. ... How can this innocent man be put to death in a system based on fairness, and a theory of innocent until proven guilty. ... We do not commit murder, not because of the existence of the death penalty, but because we are morally developed, life respecting citizens. ... In May of 1992, Roger Keith Coleman died in Virginia's electric chair for a murder he claimed he didn't commit. ... A women identified a different murderer but died a mysterious death the day after giving a television interview. ...
An execution is one too many because, no matter how it's carried out, the death penalty is cruel, inhuman and degrading. ... If I killed someone I would want to die. ... Could it be that as long as the state is killing, we are sending a message that killing is a way to solve problems? ... People have to die sooner or later. It is just like saying that we should put all people that smoke in jail because that is attempt of murder to them. ...
If one of your family members were convicted of murder, but they were completely innocent and were still put to death, how would you feel? ... As much as we wish it not true people are still going to commit murder and other devastating crimes. Many know the are going to die and don't care. ... They die never having thought about the completely cruel thing they did. If the death penalty doesn't deter crime then will we abolish it like many other countries have? ...
This goes to show how desperate the people are. ... This scene points out how impoverished the people of Paris are and how rowdy a crowd can become when they are unified under a united cause. ... People will die because of who they are related to, or who they work for. ... When we are introduced to Marquis St. ... How do I know what injury you have done my horses?"...
Thousands will die. ... We control the lives of these criminals and we should not waste them. ... Whether a man should die now or die later should not be the focus of the capital punishment debate. ... Every time we execute someone, we sink to the same level as the common killer. ... Every time we execute someone, we are desensitizing the value of human life. ...
I feel we really are not supposed to kill each other, and two wrongs don't make a right, but I also feel that if someone kills a person they should be sentenced to death themselves. No one deserves to die unless god is ready to take them. ... If a person commits a crime as horrific as murder, I think they would probably rather die themselves then sit in prison for the rest of their life, and have to deal with the fact that they have took someone's life,. ... Personally, I think that if I killed someone, I would want to die because I would not and could not want to live my life kn...
Many Jews still die from the death penalty and many still administer a needle for putting a criminal to death. ... Many people believe that no matter how sure you are that someone committed a crime, there is always a chance that they didn't. ... How very compassionate of the American government to give him a choice. ... By allowing the government and the legal system to decide who lives and dies is giving them a power not meant for man. ... We should not! ...
Even though Hammurabi's punishments are harsh, we accept his idea that we should respect our elders, as stated in the Book of Exodus. This example supports how we as a country don't "copy other cultures beliefs, but how they influence our moral standings." ... Being civilized, we are supposed to be the "bigger person." ... Hammurabi thought that if you killed someone in cold blood that you should die too. ... Hammurabi's Code and the Ten Commandments were both very powerful laws and moral codes to follow in its time, as cultures have grown and adapted with time, we still not...
Supporters of the death penalty often say things like how it provides justice and retribution, but who's really paying the price. ... We murder people who murder people to show that murder is wrong. ... Murder is morally wrong in our society, why should we be allowed to play god and determine who lives and who dies. ... But if someone is willing to kill another person they then have to be willing to die themselves. ... We need to improve law enforcement, prisons, and create more alternatives to imprisonment. ...
How can you say that it is not a human being if it has a heart beat? ... If you would know how some of those abortions are performed, you would be convinced that they are murders. ... Do you think this is a good reason for which a baby deserve to die? ... Don't we have enough birth control methods today, so we would not have to use this horrible one? ... Why then, when somebody is dying from liver problems or heart problems . ...
How can you say that it is not a human being if it has a heart beat? ... If you would know how some of those abortions are performed, you would be convinced that they are murders. ... Do you think this is a good reason for which a baby deserve to die? ... Don't we have enough birth control methods today, so we would not have to use this horrible one? ... Why then, when somebody is dying from liver problems or heart problems . ...
