Abortion sniper asks for mercy

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  Posted by LADY-JANE Sat Aug 8, 2009 9:09pm PDT

  SHORT AND TO THE POINT FOR ME, " AN EYE FOR AN EYE "........NICE TO SEE YA DJ.........HUGZZZZZZZ HAVE A SWEET WEEKEND~~~~~~~~~~

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  Posted by simfelicity Sat Aug 8, 2009 10:38pm PDT

  criminals are human beings too. the might have done mistakes, but they already paid the price for it....

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  Posted by Rhona sw2 Sun Aug 9, 2009 1:43am PDT

  They r not consider human. Those who practice abortion are people who are coward to face responsibility but brave to commit a sin . They would pay what they have done.

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  Posted by TasselLady Sun Aug 9, 2009 6:57am PDT

  I'm not for abortions except in very special cases. But nowhere in the bible does it say we are allowed to judge other people, whether it be by killing them or otherwise. Yes, there are degrees used in the justice system to determine what type of punishment when a human life is taken. But, it seems to me that this man knew of this doctor and planned his actions. That would be premeditated which would mean murder 1. A lesser charge in this case is going to be hard to prove. Either way the guy is just as guilty as the abortion doctor. Two wrongs don't make a right, period. As a christian I learned to leave the vengeance to God himself. He will punish accordingly in fitting with the crime. Humans don't always make the right choices about levels of punishments. It often backfires. I just hope that this man who killed the doctor realized that he was wrong too.

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  Posted by odieme Sun Aug 9, 2009 7:55am PDT

  hi dj how are you?

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  Posted by Sun Aug 9, 2009 10:22am PDT

  WOW! I believe in capital punishment! I also believe that we should give to God what is Gods and to Caesar what is Caesars! Caesar being the gov, laws of the land, etc. He should have the full punishment of Caesars law. God will judge him when he gets his hands on him.

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  Posted by Jeriemy Sun Aug 9, 2009 7:30pm PDT

  Everyone deserves a second chance.

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  Posted by micha Sun Aug 9, 2009 7:41pm PDT

  I agree, everyone deserves a second chance, and God gives us that, but you are talking about society's rules and laws, the law not always gives second chances, sometimes people get lethal injections, in a perfect world no one would commit crimes or get sentenced to death, but this is not a perfect world, but from a religious point of view, yeah, everyone deserves a second chance.

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  Posted by Lovable Sun Aug 9, 2009 7:49pm PDT

  My faith tells me I should give everyone a second chance. My brain, however, tells me to agree with shygrneyzs. Its somewhat individual. Are they reformed? Then heck yes! Do they just want another chance to harm? Then, heck no!

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  Posted by carter Sun Aug 9, 2009 7:57pm PDT

  The question of whether rehabilitation or punishment is best way of handling crime requires us to truly analyze societies values. It would make sense to say that punishment should be made relative to the amount of harm the crime causes, or the amount of potential harm the person doing the crime can cause in the future if not incarcerated.

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