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Previously on "What crimes would warrant the death penalty ?"
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Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
Don't post when pissed!
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post
Under UK law, the death penalty is not legal. In other countries it is.
So 'state sanctioned murder' deoends on the rules of that state. Just because we say it's a legal war, thetefore we can kill johnny F on their soil, it doesn't necessarily mean it's not really murder
Our state backed the us in a phoney war ... thousands dued as a result. I consider that state sanctioned murder
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
No. Don't be a prat.
Under the UK law, they're not committing murder.
Now, under the law of johnny-foreigner, they can pass a law saying that if a foreign national kills one of their own, it's murder. But in neither case is it legally state-sanctioned murder. Under UK law it was legal. Under foreigner law it was murder by the individual
So 'state sanctioned murder' deoends on the rules of that state. Just because we say it's a legal war, thetefore we can kill johnny F on their soil, it doesn't necessarily mean it's not really murder
Our state backed the us in a phoney war ... thousands dued as a result. I consider that state sanctioned murder
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYou do realise that that wasn't why they did it, right? Even in WW1 when most UK soldiers were volunteers, "protecting free speech" was not the reason they wanted to fight. Apart from anything else we didn't have freedom of speech in the UK back then.
Unlike in the USA if I was to use certain language on this forum apart from the fact the mods would come down on me like a tonne of bricks, I could be commiting a number of offences that I could be arrested and put on trial for. For example https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-19009344.amp
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Originally posted by vetran View Postthe soldiers who died in their millions to allow you the right to free speech
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
How lovely comparing the soldiers who died in their millions to allow you the right to free speech to concentration camp guards who denied the innocent life in their millions.
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post
Wasn't you in the army?
Granted, not always, but isn't a UK soldier killing someone on their own soil kind of state sanctioned murder?
Under the UK law, they're not committing murder.
Now, under the law of johnny-foreigner, they can pass a law saying that if a foreign national kills one of their own, it's murder. But in neither case is it legally state-sanctioned murder. Under UK law it was legal. Under foreigner law it was murder by the individual
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Originally posted by Protagoras View PostThe new deputy chairman of the Conservative Party has said he would support the return of the death penalty.
So what crimes might justify such a sentence, if any?
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