A"culture of life" that embraces the death penalty?

A President who as governor executed more people than any other governor, signing a bill to interfere with the private, legal, medical decisions of a family.

What am I missing?

Shrub likes to play God. Well, God talks to him, and tells him to go to war, why not in this case?

You know they don't like it when you point out hypocrisy.

Death penalty?Good.

War? Good.

Culture of life, yep.

A sick, narrow, twisted parody of it. It's better to be "alive" and miserable and helpless than to be dead.

In a disgusting sort of way. Didn't he have 150 executions including a born-again Christian that he laughed at? And now he's trying to "save" this one woman? I don't like this at all.

Nominated!

Yay, culture of life!

both foreign and domestic . . . the Hypocritical States of America . . .

...have launched an all get out movement AGAINST the death penalty today, even to include lobbying Congress. Well. Christians are really SICK of those who use our Lord's Name in vain, Mr. Bush and Mr. Terry!! Oh, and Mr. DeLay!!

how these people, steeped in all of their religious conviction, believe death to be so awful? Does it mean that the "heaven" and afterlife stuff they are trying to peddle, is crap - that they don't believe it themselves? I think the death penalty is merciful ... not a particularly ideal form of punishment, not to mention how it adversely affects a society's respect for human life. That they would keep a person tethered to this world (against the upheld notions of her wishes) is amazingly unconscionable. Don't get me wrong, life can be great ... but when my time comes, for god's sake ... let me go. This cavalier attitude toward life (assigning value to the individual)is, in essence, "playing God" and is about as "unchristian" as it gets. :shrug:


edit for typo. eek.

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