Enforce the Death Penalty Again?

[Jay_0x]

Why would it make someone sick to want to see the justice system doing it's job? I'm not differentiating this from watching a court case.

This isn't different from a court case? For a start it would take much longer. With all the human rights groups, do you really think they would let it be televised? I doubt it will ever come back, but hey if it does & it is televised? I'll give you my most humble apologies. Until then, toodles :love:

 

[hey guys]

This isn't different from a court case? For a start it would take much longer. With all the human rights groups, do you really think they would let it be televised? I doubt it will ever come back, but hey if it does & it is televised? I'll give you my most humble apologies. Until then, toodles :love:

Televised executions? This inst the 1900s where people would schedule their time to have a seat to watch a hanging in the Galleys. Agreeing with Jay, there will be an outrage if that ever does happen. Times change and it seems humanity is getting clser to know whats wrong and whats right.

And considering most executions are done by injections in the US, it doesnt really serve as a deterent to crime. Painful deaths would deter crime more. But anyays, for those of you who are confused the 1900s= period between 1800-1900.

 

[Trinity19]

This isn't different from a court case? For a start it would take much longer. With all the human rights groups, do you really think they would let it be televised? I doubt it will ever come back, but hey if it does & it is televised? I'll give you my most humble apologies. Until then, toodles

Well obviously its gonna have some differences Im just basing the basic idea of it off of each other, like them simply being spectacles of the law being enforced in some shape.