Thread: Saddams death, tragedy or great victory?
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Unread 31 Dec 2006, 01:45   #26
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Re: Saddams death, tragedy or great victory?
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Originally Posted by _Kila_
and the fact that if we had the death sentence here in England, less of the taxpayers's money be spent on feeding convicts and letting them play PS2
There are speculations in US whether it costs more to get a guy executed (the bureaucratic process, and whatever is related to torching them on a chair or with an injection), or whether it'd actually get cheaper just to let them rot. In case it'd get cheaper to kill them off, I agree, it'd be for greater good.

Even if it'd be something rather inhumane, to issue death sentences purely based on economic profits.

Which is, why I'd prefer forced labour.
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