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Lisbon Treaty reintroduces the Death Penalty..

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  • 17-09-2009 4:26pm
    #1
    Alex-Face
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    This is a strange turn of events eh? I havn't seen much about this anywhere else apart from an article or two.

    How the f**k can anyone really accept this. Considering rioting, civil disobidience and civil disruption and criminal acts are all qualifiers for
    the death penalty. How do you decide if someone has the right to live?
    Murders seem to think they have that right. And only murderers.

    So if Ireland even trys to introduce the Death Penalty - then essentially the
    Government and all its supporters [of the death penalty] are dirty, rotten murderers who believe they have that right.

    What will you do if it comes here?

    EDIT: Note that I have mentioned IF quite a lot - and that I have ONLY read it in one or two articles - and that this is clearly and obviously just speculation ....


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    Dinner
    Registered Users Posts: 2,132 ✭✭✭Dinner


    No it doesn't. There's a whole thread on this issue in the EU forum.


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    Cuddlesworth
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    Why must both sides make this a massive bed of lies of deceit.


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    Biggins
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    Cuddlesworth wrote: »
    Why must both sides make this a massive bed of lies of deceit.

    Aye.

    At this stage, I'll just be glad when its all over.
    I've heard some right rubbish from both sides.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Ànd worse still, in the case of unborn children, they're making the death sentence compulsory.

    No to forrinners killing Irish people and our babies.


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    Dublin_Gunner
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    Lisbon Treaty reintroduces the Death Penalty.


    Good.


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    Alex-Face
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭Alex-Face


    Deleted User wrote: »
    Ànd worse still, in the case of unborn children, they're making the death sentence compulsory.

    No to forrinners killing Irish people and our babies.

    I believe its 'foreigner' either way - I am pro abortion for rape victims and for women who are in the sex trade in other words - pregnant through a situation that isn't in their control. I am not for abortions for stupid teens or drunk nights out when people just have a lack of foresight or just plain idiocy.

    Either way - Aborting babies before the brain is fully formed - shouldn't matter - its as alive as your skin or bacteria on your tongue. There not even babies - but calling them babies does make abortion sound more sinister.


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    Dannyboy83
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    Lisbon Treaty reintroduces the Death Penalty.

    Do you honestly believe Brian Clow(e)n is willing to take that risk?
    He's already gonna need a bodyguard for the rest of his life.


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    Dublin_Gunner
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    Alex-Face wrote: »
    I believe its 'foreigner' either way - I am pro abortion for rape victims and for women who are in the sex trade in other words - pregnant through a situation that isn't in their control. I am not for abortions for stupid teens or drunk nights out when people just have a lack of foresight or just plain idiocy.

    Yes because stupid drunken teens and one night stands with a stranger offer a much better environment for a child to grow up in :rolleyes:
    Either way - Aborting babies before the brain is fully formed - shouldn't matter - its as alive as your skin or bacteria on your tongue. There not even babies - but calling them babies does make abortion sound more sinister.

    It shouldn't matter to you what a woman / couple want to do anyway.


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    ei.sdraob
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    Dinner wrote: »
    No it doesn't. There's a whole thread on this issue in the EU forum.

    right here


    @Alex-Face

    stop spreading fud

    and read the above linked thread

    you either deliberately trying to spread a clear lie or you dont know what the hell you are talking about

    eitherway it puts yourself in bad light

    :(


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    murfie
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    If it did I would vote yes.

    but it doesnt so I would vote yes anyway, just in hope its in their someplace! :p


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    ei.sdraob
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    murfie wrote: »
    If it did I would vote yes.

    but it doesnt so I would vote yes anyway, just in hope its in their someplace! :p

    its not if anything the EU is highly anti death penalty


    The European Union (EU) is opposed to the death penalty in all cases and has consistently espoused its universal abolition, working towards this goal.


    http://www.eurunion.org/legislat/deathpenalty/eumemorandum.htm


    anyways more in the thread here


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    darc
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    Alex-Face wrote: »
    What will you do if it comes here?

    Simple - Offer you up as a guinea pig as anyone with this level of stupidity should be hung drawn & quartered!:D


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    JonathanAnon
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    A thread with more misinformation. To be perfectly honest, I wish they would bring back in the death penalty. Too many bleeding hearts like muppet Patricia McKenna in this country, guys like Gilligan and all those Limerick thugs should be given the bullet, regardless of their socio-economic background.

    But lies like this are what helped Ganley (now a proven liar) mis sell the Treaty the first time.


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    Alex-Face
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭Alex-Face


    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    A thread with more misinformation. To be perfectly honest, I wish they would bring back in the death penalty. Too many bleeding hearts like muppet Patricia McKenna in this country, guys like Gilligan and all those Limerick thugs should be given the bullet, regardless of their socio-economic background.

    But lies like this are what helped Ganley (now a proven liar) mis sell the Treaty the first time.

    Okay so I read an out-dated article - woops - Plus I wasn't claiming it as fact, I clearly stated that this was something I had just read and was asking WHAT IF! it was introduced...

    Hardly misinformation.


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    Alex-Face
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    ei.sdraob wrote: »
    right here


    @Alex-Face

    stop spreading fud

    and read the above linked thread

    you either deliberately trying to spread a clear lie or you dont know what the hell you are talking about

    eitherway it puts yourself in bad light

    :(

    Ugh - stfu - I am not trying to spread a lie and I had clearly stated that I read this in an article - so excuse me ye'dumb f**k if you don't take the time to read a post.

    Apologies for teh double post - but I'm too tired to care >.>


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    Scofflaw
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    Alex-Face wrote:
    Okay so I read an out-dated article - woops - Plus I wasn't claiming it as fact, I clearly stated that this was something I had just read and was asking WHAT IF! it was introduced...

    Hardly misinformation.

    I'm afraid it's hard to tell the difference immediately between the honestly uncertain and those spreading misinformation. I don't doubt your honesty, and I presume this thread has now run its course.

    Can people be a little less hair-trigger, perhaps? Also, more polite.

    moderately,
    Scofflaw


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