Bradlee Dean #fundie

Bradlee Dean #fundie wnd.com

America, you have a system that shows more sympathy for the criminals than for the victims. How ridiculous to overlook judgment because of kindness; because love wounds itself by killing justice. It is a corrupt system, which is attempting to overthrow God's government. It advocates what God condemns. If you fail to comply with Heaven, then you can rest assured that you will get the Hell you deserve (Isaiah 60:12).

The American people must begin to take a stand and advocate for the truth, and shame the devil and corruption in the system.

Nineteen states have now illegally pulled down the death penalty while 33 states have remained steadfast to God's Law of righteousness and peace, safety and security!

Americans have been left with no alternative but to take lawful matters into their own hands – and rightfully so because justice is no longer being delivered. It is better to obey God than man (Acts 5:29).

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old comment by TimeToTurn

I have sympathy for criminals because a lot of them would never have wanted to be in the circumstances to commit their crime if they could've had the option. For those who did, I have sympathy for them because they were not right in the head and needed treatment which modern medicine provides.

Note that Jesus had sympathy for criminals as well. Go ask yourself if Jesus had gotten Pilate, the Jewish high priests, Judas, or any of the other people who had made sure he was put to death into the electric chair, would Jesus have flipped the switch?

Nineteen states have now illegally pulled down the death penalty while 33 states have remained steadfast to God's Law of righteousness and peace, safety and security!

Hahaha, "illegal". According to who? I'll believe that God's law overrules secular law and thus should be secular law once God himself comes down to the Supreme Court to explain that to them.

Americans have been left with no alternative but to take lawful matters into their own hands and rightfully so because justice is no longer being delivered

If you do that in one of those 33 states, you yourself might wind up seeing "God's Law of righteousness and peace, safety and security!" firsthand.

It is better to obey God than man (Acts 5:29).

But you're positively terrified of Sharia law, I bet.

@#1849359

Not a good argument for Hitler's case, since he and numerous other Nazis killed themselves to avoid either death sentence or (more likely for many Nazis) lengthy prison terms. I'd rather they have rotted in prison instead of taking the easy way out, which death really is.

old comment by Yossarian Lives

I am against the death penalty for many reasons, with prominent ones being the injustice of it when concerning false convictions, the justice system not being there to strictly cater to the victim's opinions, the increased costs brought through appeals over something as valuable as a human life (and one that's potentially innocent) and to prevent martyrdom. However, I do accept that, in some cases, the criminal will be too much of a danger to society with little to no chance of successful rehabilitation. In these cases I'd argue for solitary confinement for life sentences with infinitely small chances of parole. How would this be showing too much sympathy for the criminal? Does too much sympathy equate to any opinion that doesn't constitute to a blood lust?

"Nineteen states have now illegally pulled down the death penalty while 33 states have remained steadfast to God's Law of righteousness and peace, safety and security!"

God told humans not to kill; it wants to save any blood spilling for itself to enjoy.

old comment by Hasan Prishtina

Nineteen states have now illegally pulled down the death penalty

The rabbis who commented on the Talmud, who I daresay knew a little more about the Bible than Bradlee Dean, said that before a Biblical death sentence could be carried out, there had to be two independent witnesses - just as the Bible says - who warned the perp that what he was about to do carried the death penalty. They also said that a court that put to death more than five people in a generation would be rightly despised as a 'murderous court.' Quite apart from Bradlee Dean's evident contempt for the Constitution and US law, I very much doubt if he is too bothered about Biblical standards of proof either.

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