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Should child rapist be put to death?

Should the death penalty be used on people convicted of raping children? 37 members have voted

  1. 1. Should the death penalty be used on people convicted of raping children?

    • Yes
      59%
      22
    • No
      32%
      12
    • Don't know
      8%
      3

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Yes.

 

Then he must have ticked off a judge, or he's lying to everyone in that prison about what he's in there for. Or he's getting treated very badly. :lol:

 

I talked to a couple of guys that have been in corrections for years and they say that child rapists aren't liked very much in prisons.

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Most prisons now segregate those convicted of these types of crimes. They are housed with other rapist and child molesters for their own protection.

 

I have a question for some of you. How can you be against the death penalty, but at the same time say that you would take it in your own hands. What is the difference of the state killing them or you or I as an angry father carrying out the sentence.

 

For the record I have put several minutes of thought in to this situation and already have a working plan. (similar to the plan in A time to Kill but not quite as obvious)

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