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all righty
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so how what do you think of capital punishment
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well Texas has capital punishment
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oh does it
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yep and uh
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they go through a set of appeals that lasts seven years
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and uh
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there are so many cases here like Sixty Minutes is on right now here there are so many cases here where they proved that they've convicted the wrong person
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yeah
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that i'm against it they should just give them life in prison
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well i feel that way the only exception i think is qualifies for capital punishment is repeat offenders where the offender actually murders people repeatedly
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right
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like serial killers or someone who has been convicted more than three times on a murder charge and then gotten out on parole i don't think they should be able to get out on parole and do it again
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yeah exactly
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right uh-huh
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that's the only time i think it's really
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well like in your state Charles Manson
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yeah
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or the guy who killed all those children
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yeah exactly
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yeah
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um-hum
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and i think i think those types of people deserve capital punishment
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but i think they should restrict it strictly for repeat offenders or like i said serial killers because i mean a lot of times not a lot of times but quite quite a few times they've convicted innocent people on the first time
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right
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um-hum
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but you know if they've been convicted like three times you know there something's wrong
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something's going on right
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so i think that's the only time it's really a necessary
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yeah i think so too after after it's gone that far then they pretty well have a
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enough proof that that person's
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the guilty party
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they can't be rehabilitated rehabilitated either so yeah
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right
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but that's really the only time when i agree with it
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um-hum
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most of the time i don't think it's a good idea because like you said there have been cases where they've convicted the wrong people
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yeah
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just because of circumstances
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um-hum
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but in Arizona which is where i'm originally from
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they had a big thing about capital punishment there because we had like two serial killers within six months caught
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and they had a big thing about whether they should you know go for capital punishment or not but it's not used in Arizona
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um-hum
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so they had a problem with it
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unfortunately all the people got was sent to jail for a couple of years until they get paroled
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right i never heard about those
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unfortunately one of them killed a friend of mine so i was very much involved
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and when he got out on parole i was like
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go ahead get out on parole
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um-hum
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after that i had i had to tangle with him and the police caught him the second time and they still wouldn't do anything except send him to jail so
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yeah
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i definitely believe if they're repeat offenders they should
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something to be done with them other than just sitting there for two years and then getting out and doing it again
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but a lot of states have outlawed capital punishment
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um-hum
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i don't know which states in general
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and that's that's the reason that Ted Bundy supposedly went to Florida
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oh really
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that was his primary goal was to to have the death penalty
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hum
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because he started out in Washington and Oregon and traveled all the way across the country
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huh i didn't know that
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they had um
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Mark Harmon played him they had a movie about it a few years ago
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yeah
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really
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um-hum
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hum i didn't know that
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and then of course there was a lot of publicity about it um the days before they killed him
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yeah
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um-hum
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so
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but
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and he was really you know he was off the wall so
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i don't know a lot of the crimes that are done nowadays it's like i think people have to be off the wall to do them but
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i still don't believe capital punishment should be used unless they're repeat offenders
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right
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but
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i don't know i
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once i finish law school i'll have
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more probably more views on it
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i'll be able to do something about it then
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yeah and some of the ways i think that um the way that Texas um executes the prisoners is probably the most humane way they use they do it by injection
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oh do they
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yeah instead of you know the electric chair the gas chamber that's
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yeah
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you know
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that would be the more humane way of doing it
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yeah well they you know they just go to sleep and and then eventually they die
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yeah
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instead of being you know fried or
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or stuck in a gas chamber until they finally pass on
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yeah fighting fighting for breath right um-hum
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but i know a couple of states
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still believe in the hanging but
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um-hum
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i don't i don't go for that either
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