Nine months after Kenneth Smithās botched lethal injection, state attorney general has asked for approval to kill him with nitrogen
Nine months after Kenneth Smithās botched lethal injection, state attorney general has asked for approval to kill him with nitrogen
Glad to have it straight from the moral arbiter of the universe, someone who feels they can personally determine, from a safe distance, whether someone has forfeited their life. Otherwise Iād be seriously worried the state was carrying out a horribly immoral practice that regularly results in murder of innocents in order to deliver, at best, the short-lived false victory of vengeance, for the low priceof permanently extinguishing of a human life. Which Iāll remind you doesnāt bring back their victims.
I am allowed moral opinion, same as you.
I know, me pointing out that the pompous way you phrased your opinion made it sound like you thought you were expounding on universal truths isnāt going to stop you. It wasnāt intended to. Maybe if you donāt want pushback next time, avoid the phrase āhave forfeited their right to live.ā
Stating my own opinion is āpompous.ā Whatever.
I told you the specific language that sounded pompous, so if you could stop playing the victim, thatād be great.