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You still felt the need to register these mewlings after posts #75 & #76? Words fail me, you win.

Are you really trying to suggest that someone in the military being ordered to take a life is an appropriate analogy for allowing the bereaved relatives of a victim to determine whether the culprit is executed? Good Grief! And then you go on to further muddy the waters by suggesting that a...

What on earth has that got to do with whether or not to allow a victim's relatives to chose if the culprit lives or dies?

And 5 years later after their anger, angst, sense of devastation and needing revenge has subsided and they see things in a very different light and now they are wracked with remorse because they had the final say on execution and have that burden on their collective conscience for the rest of...