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okay so what do you think
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well i believe in capital punishment um and i i think
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the way that i understand the laws right now they are only for certain crimes um i'm not sure exactly what they are i think rape and uh
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capital murder
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yeah
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the person gets killed you know
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oh yeah that would be a capital crime yeah
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yeah something like that but my problem with capital murder capital punishment is they don't carry it out
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yeah i agree they
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so if they're going to have it to me they ought to do it
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i agree they uh
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you know they people people been sitting like they had on 20/20 or 48 Hours one of them they had them on the man was twenty years waiting on death row
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see that don't make no sense
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yeah i think that we waste a lot of money keeping people in prison
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that uh is not necessary
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and now i think they ought to increase it to all these drug dealers
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yeah have you ever been on a jury
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i haven't either but and i you know i i have real strong beliefs in capital punishment but when it comes right down to it
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yeah i i'm wondering though
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they're not going to do it
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that's my biggest problem is even if you give them the death penalty they appeal it and appeal it and appeal it and there's you know
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right
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but what if they're not guilty
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huh
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what if they're not guilty
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what do you mean what have been
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what if they truly are not guilty and they're convicted anyway
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that's the whole system though isn't it
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yeah see that's what
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there are a lot of people that aren't guilty that's in jail
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yeah
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but you know
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uh i i i don't know about if you if they was
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like capital murder
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and then if they were married then what would you do
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yeah
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i don't know you know like i said said i do believe in capital punishment but if i were sitting on a jury and had to make the decision i wouldn't want to have to be the one to make it
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yeah
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and i do agree that they keep people that we spend too much money keeping people in prison the jails are overcrowded if they're going to do well you know let's do it
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do it and get it over with
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i don't know if i could i could probably it depends on the crime my problem would be that like people to me the like the child people the people that's killing kids
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uh the ones messing with old people
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those type of people now i i have no pity for them
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you know but just like if a man and wife is fighting and he kills her that he shouldn't die because it might been accident or you never know what you know what what they done went through together should i say
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yeah but i don't know if they if they if uh the death penalty
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i don't think they give them the death penalty if given today anyway
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yeah yeah i don't think they give it to just
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i think they just put them in jail and let them think about it
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yeah for a long time
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so i don't know
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i definitely think anyone that kills somebody should be in jail i don't think everybody that kills somebody should die
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die because it all depends
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so under the circumstances
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there's a lot of circumstance sometimes i even feel like and up in another state i think it was Ohio where they don't have uh
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self-defense laws and i think that's wrong
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is it i i'm from i've lived in Ohio and i didn't realize that
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yeah they had them on the news this lady her husband she was seven i'll never forget it because she was seven months pregnant and he hit her in the stomach and then tried to cut her throat
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oh my gosh
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well she shot him and she went to prison
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she you know she killed him but she lost her baby and then they sent her to jail so that's not right
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they she's nothing should have happened to her at all he shouldn't have hit her in the stomach i don't care
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well see he shouldn't have been trying to slit her throat anyway
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but he did both
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yeah well i wonder why did they say why
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well he was he he she was abused woman he was he was a a what do you call it abuser he would he would beat his wife all the time
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so there was a history of that
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so she's not going to get to have her baby
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she no she lost the baby
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oh okay
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he hit her in the stomach with the shovel
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oh
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it's just you know things like that that you know i don't think those women or even a man because a man they had a woman man that his wife shot him but he didn't die
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and uh they put her in jail now i don't think anything should happen to him but i think she should stay in there because really she just did it because she wanted to get out the marriage and she wanted all his property
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see i think that's wrong too
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but i don't
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cheaper than a divorce
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no she she wouldn't have got no property see there was no grounds for divorce she was she wanted out cause she had a boyfriend and it was weird but uh the capital punishment i don't know actually what they give the death penalty for
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yeah
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the only thing i i know they give it for is shooting a killing a cop or you know assassination of the President and and something big you know
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yeah i think capital crimes uh capital crimes and i want to say kidnap i don't know why kidnapping sticks in my mind but um
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i don't know
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yeah i think they should give it to them but i don't think they should keep them waiting in jail and let having us pay for it for twenty years
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no if they going to give it to them i think they should go ahead you know okay maybe a year or you know like that two years whatever but twenty years ten years on death to me that's worse for them too
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they're not they don't know when they going to die they know they got the death penalty but that don't mean nothing not anymore
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well i i assume that you live in do you live in Texas
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i think Texas is very uh one of the leading states i mean i think Texas executes more people than just about any other state
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i don't know
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they don't they don't put it on the news or they don't broadcast it because you know the i guess they don't just don't
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well they they they they don't sensationalize it anymore they used to make a big deal out of it every time it happened
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oh yeah all the people for right uh life or something
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and i think now that it happens more frequently than we know that it's just not sensationalized as much at least in Texas because i hear every once in a while i'll hear something on the news
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but i think they going to have to do something
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to make people wake up like on especially the drug dealers
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you know the the not the little penny ante ones on the corner i don't think they ought to get in trouble
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i mean i know they ought to get in trouble i'm not they ought to get in trouble but not not death because see they you know we're to me what they ought to do if they can find the big man
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but they ought to get yeah i was
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because see that's where it's coming from to me it it's coming in here some kind of way i don't care what anybody tells me people tell me i said if the government really want to i think it's all government something to do with the government i really do
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because if you can stop uh Cuban cigars from coming you can't buy anything Cuban
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in the United States so why can't they stop anything illegal
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you know if they really wanted to i think they could they just don't want to put there's too much money people's been bought out you know and that's what's wrong with some of the kids on the street
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yeah
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they you can't blame just like the man says he can make two five hundred dollars a day
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for just taking a bag somewhere
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and his mom is not getting that much money
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you know if you think you think about all the kids in the ghetto
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my mom would probably kill us but
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but uh you know it's something that has to be done to me if they bring kids into it because now kids are killing and so they going to have to do something with the death penalty or to scare these people i think that's the whole thing they're not scared they know they're not going anywhere
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well yeah i mean when when you think about it
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yeah when you think about how many people die from drugs you know ultimately
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uh-huh innocent people not just the drug people i'm talking about innocent people when they have they little drive by shootings and and and see because i'm from Los Angeles
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oh yeah
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see originally i've been in Texas twelve thirteen years
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but originally in LA they people die all the time just from being in the way at the wrong place you know see you know but i think something should be done for them
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i agree
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but i don't know too much about the death penalty
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i think that that they have much i like that they've changed it to lethal injection rather than you know the electric chair or gas
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yeah but they don't use that no more
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no they don't
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they use the the injection thing or whatever it is
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yeah i think that's a lot more humane than uh than the electric chair than the than the gas or the gas
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it's funny because i had listened to a comedian talk about the death penalty you know about people saying they they don't have nobody to do this and i said well if somebody killed my husband just because
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i'll pull the switch
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i'll even do you know to me if if that person can forgive them fine but what is that man going to do next is he going to go out and kill somebody else
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kill right
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you know how many times is it going to take for this man to kill people before you kill him
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now you know sometimes i can understand maybe if they robbed something they didn't mean to do it okay but how many times you going to go by that how many times you going to this person keep killing so i don't know
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i guess if you stay out of trouble you don't have you worry about it but
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well it's like you said though sometimes people just get caught up in it innocently but
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so i think it just i think it depends on the circumstances and
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how many times that person has been in trouble i mean really big trouble
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you know so
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yeah
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but that's all i got to say
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okay
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and it is nice talking to you all righty
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well it's nice talking to you i'll have to start doing this again some more i i don't know what i've tried it several times with
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oh it's fun i call
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