Mystery man shoots jeepney robber dead

[timoyans]

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OT: We had death penalty law before but was repealed as it did not contribute in lowering crime rate. Proposed nasad to revive it? Wake up dude.

are u sure with this? can you compare the number of crime rate kato naa pay death penalty ug karon nga wala na.
kung naa kay link sa statistics para mbasahan sad nato

[cliff_drew]

are u sure with this? can you compare the number of crime rate kato naa pay death penalty ug karon nga wala na.
kung naa kay link sa statistics para mbasahan sad nato

I don't have any statistics to show but the proponent of the abolition of the death penalty said:

The senator maintained that the death penalty does not deter the commission of crimes since there was no significant reduction in crime statistics when capital punishment was in effect from 1995 to 2004.

“In other words, imposing the death penalty is not the solution to crimes,” he said, noting that even judges were hesitant to impose the death penalty at the time.

Joker insists death penalty won

It is also obvious that prior repealing a certain law it should backed with statistical data.

[chuckkcuhc]

Criminal is a person with criminal liability, that is, what he have done was against the law. Let's use the example here. A robber initially did not show any weapon nor had the intention to kill the woman since he was only after of the woman's shoulder bag. Then an unidentified man with a hand gun came into the scene when he saw the commotion and wanted to prevent the unarmed robber from fleeing. Does this man has the authority to prevent the robbery? He didn't introduced himself as a policeman. If he is, killing an unarmed robber on the spot is mere violation of their rules of engagement. Policemen are trained to be best thinkers at all times. If the man was a civilian, citizens arrest could have applied. If the gun used was a licensed one, he may have violations too. We can never answer all these 'ifs' when there's no proper investigation.

Bottomline, killing a criminal is acceptable as long as it can be justified according to our laws. No single violator will be considered a hero. Am I correct @hamtaro.jan?

yes,, you are rught bro

[timoyans]

I don't have any statistics to show but the proponent of the abolition of the death penalty said:



Joker insists death penalty won

It is also obvious that prior repealing a certain law it should backed with statistical data.

now! pangutan.on taka. pila kabook dri sa pilipinas ang na sulod sa death row?
ug tanan nag commit heinous crimes isulod ana, syarog di muobos ang crime rate

[Zakary]

maayo unta og naa gyud fast track nga korte na maoy maghandle aning mga heinous crimes na naay tagal gyud siya para dali dayon mahuman og tagaan dayon og judgement para makuha kuhaan ning mga maldito sa atong nasod

[firestarter]

Human Rights Commission

[peacetalk]

The unlawful law-abiding citizen.

[M.A.D.]

Other progressive states have capital punishment. IMO it's not only capital punishment that can deter crimes. It's the lack of living that's forcing people to become desperate. So capital punishment plus a good economy is definitely better than just plain good economy.

[Animate]

Mura na diay nig Arrow hahaha. Mysterious mask man waving the banner of justice

[cliff_drew]

now! pangutan.on taka. pila kabook dri sa pilipinas ang na sulod sa death row?

There were about 1200+ that were electrocuted, punished by death through firing squad and death through lethal injection.

ug tanan nag commit heinous crimes isulod ana, syarog di muobos ang crime rate

All heinous crimes were covered in death penalty during the Ramos administration -- from murder to stealing a car -- yet there were no signs that criminality has gone down since it was installed.