Petition
Look below here to read yours and others' comments!
Capital punishent should be brought back to rightfully
punish certain people, and keep the public safe.
Phillip McNelles <phillbrick@hotmail.com>
Thornhill, On Canada - Saturday, January 18, 2003 at 17:08:02 (EST)
Bring Justice to Canada
Peter Steponaitis <steponaitis@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Canada Canada - Friday, January 17, 2003 at 20:39:36 (EST)
I think that canada should have capital punishment so people will learn that there are severe consequences for their actions
Carolyn Wiebe <cw20ca@yahoo.com>
Fort Nelson, B.C. Canada - Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 20:21:20 (EST)
All those Paul bernardos in my eyes don't have a place as a human being, after all they did take one's precious life why do they deserve a second chance the people they murdered didn't have a second chance now did they?
Lexi B**** <lexy_bexy@hotmail.com>
N/A, ont Canada - Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 20:09:20 (EST)
I am pro death penalty. An eye for an eye.
Angela Boyer <btchboyer@yahoo.com>
winchester, va usa - Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 19:46:12 (EST)
i kno im not from canada but capital punnishment should be everywere i vote yes
Tory Kauth <troy11_17@hotmail.com>
salem, NH usa - Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 08:49:15 (EST)
i hate paul bernardo, he shouldnt do that i mean why would he roll a dead person in a rug or cut someone up and throw them in a river thta is just wrong!!! he should go to jail
BRING IT BACK!!!
GrAcE* <aaron_carter_rules@hotmail.com>
ont Canada - Monday, January 13, 2003 at 18:02:22 (EST)
I don't think that Canada and Great Britain will restore the death penalty any time soon, despite your campaign. However I do believe however that in 10 to 20 years time that it will return . I am 16 and believe me, many people I know of my age, including me are strongly in favour of hanging. When the present day youth start getting involved in politics and law, things will change. We are living in reality not some leftist paradise that current politicians lived in in the 1960s/70s. Put simply, people we want to see die, will. I don't believe the present generation will tolerate leniancy and thus, your petition is not in vain.
Matt O'Dowd
Liverpool, England - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 16:31:34 (EST)
I am tired of some of my tax money going to care for sick twisted monsters who prey on innocent citizens. Kill them all and let... ummm, well not god but... ah, why bother sorting them out either.
Execution now!!!
Michael Spence <pamdss@nbnet.nb.ca>
Dorchester, NB Canada - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 13:11:47 (EST)
I would just like to say to those of you who refer to capital punishment as "murder" to remember this; people are on death row for choices THEY made...THEY chose to do what they did. Their victims didn't; their victims had no choice!! From the moment these suspects are taken into custody, they're afforded every right available to them. Did Kristin French get a jury...did she get an appeal?! Referring to capital punishment as murder is disgusting because it puts killer and victim on the same level. I don't believe in judicial torture. But I believe in justice. The quicker we expidite ourselves of these sadistic individuals, the better. Reinstate capital punishment now!!
steve koski <stevekoski@hotmail.com>
victoria, bc Canada - Monday, January 06, 2003 at 19:43:56 (EST)
I believe that a man/women who commits a crime shouldn't be given the death penality, because it is to easy to inject someone with a needle. These people should have to live and rethink their actions for the rest of their lives. It easy to die but is harder maybe even the hardest to live with regreat or remorse. Let them know what they did was wrong, make them live with the GUILT
Ellis
keswick, On Canada - Monday, December 30, 2002 at 23:21:14 (EST)
This has been a long time in coming, and hopefully the government will get the message that the law abiding citizens of this country are sick of criminals running the show. They need to be deterred, and if this works so be it. Crime should no longer pay for these jerks and the free ride at taxpayers cost should end. I would rather pay to see them hang, and it would be cheaper in the long run.
Jeff and Lisa Ryan <lryan1@shaw.ca>
New Westminster, BC Canada - Sunday, December 29, 2002 at 00:31:58 (EST)
HAVING HAD A LETTER PUBLISHED IN MY LOCAL NEWSPAPER THE
MEDWAY NEWS ON FRIDAY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER 2002 "ENTITLED LET
THE PEOPLE DECIDE ON PENALTY" I DO MOST STRONGLY SUPPORT THE
RESTORATION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN BOTH GREAT BRITAIN
AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA AS A MEANS OF PUNISHING THOSE IN SOCIETY WHO HAVE THE GALL TO TAKE AWAY OTHER HUMAN BEINGS
LIVES . CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS PUNISHMENT TO FIT THE CRIME OF
MURDER AND TREASON
MR ROBERT LEE SHIPLEY
GILLINGHAM , KENT GREAT BRITAIN - Tuesday, December 24, 2002 at 10:11:15 (EST)
big bad texas (who has the death penalty) has a murder rate of 80 murders a year, and a population of 20,000,000. as apposed to ontario (who dosen't have the death penalty) which has a murder rate of 156 a year, with a population of 16,000,000. therefore the only conclusion that i can come to is that if canada inforces the death penalty it will deter crime.
e neville
Canada - Friday, December 20, 2002 at 10:04:57 (EST)
Going back into history, Hammarabi, King of babylon, gave us his code. Mainly preaching "an eye for an eye" this has it's ups and downs. But when talking about capital punishment, if someone kills another human being, the person who committed the offence should get the
same treatment that the accused did to the victim. Like the old saying "What comes around goes around." Capital punishment is a good way to punish those who commit the most unspeakable crime should be put to death.
Peter Valente <sportsfan_8@hotmail.com>
Gilford, ON Canada - Thursday, December 19, 2002 at 20:46:37 (EST)
the death penalty is a good thing
john smith <jsmith@freeserve.com>
Canada - Thursday, December 19, 2002 at 04:37:20 (EST)
anyone monster that would rape someone should be put to death
felisha black
tollhousec, ca U.S.A - Wednesday, December 18, 2002 at 20:17:41 (EST)
Bring back the death penalty NOW!! I am tired if our "smart leaders" making no real changes to our policies despite what citizens are demanding(ie. military spending, Kyoto, etc.). It must be nice for the majority of our policy makers who don't live in crime ridden neighbourhoods! They don't have to worry about much, other than getting their time in parliament to fatten up their pensions. They could care less about us working class stiffs! Please, you useless, overpaid, assholes. Bring back the death penalty right now. The sad thing is, that until a serious crime is committed against one of our useless officials, they will continue to turn a blind eye to the reality of what is going on in our society.
ken edwards <moldmannow@hotmail.com>
st.catharines, on Canada - Wednesday, December 18, 2002 at 05:19:03 (EST)
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT SHOULD DEFINITLY BE LEGAL. Whats the point of having people in jail that are serving multiple life sentences and just wasting the governments money. It would be alot easier to just hang them or give them that new shot. They would be dead and no one would have to worry about them anymore. The best sentence for the death penalty is crucification. /´¯/) ,/¯ / / / /´¯/' '/´¯¯·¸ /'/ / / /¨¨/¯\ ('( ´ ´ ¯&;/' ') \ ' / '\' \ _.·´ \ ( \ \
David <firefirefire@hotmail.com>
stratford, on Canada - Tuesday, December 17, 2002 at 13:38:42 (EST)
It's very simple to take away someones life for these two people, Carla and Bernardo should not be alive today. I hope someone gets them soon and gets a medal for doing it from all of Canada. We should hunt them down like the scum
they are.
Michael J Booth <ontariobobsleigh@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, ON Canada - Thursday, November 28, 2002 at 09:20:18 (EST)
THOSE OF YOU WHO DISAGREE WITH CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, ARE IDIOTS! We DO NOT have room for anyone that thinks they can kill (little girls, little boys) ....anyone! they should be killed right away!
sarah
kitchener, on Canada - Tuesday, November 26, 2002 at 15:45:35 (EST)
capital punishment should be reinstated in canada for the well being of our society today and in the future.
John Cosgrove <john_cosgrove_@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, On Canada - Sunday, November 24, 2002 at 17:44:51 (EST)
We firmly beleive in capital punishment; not as a revenge but rather a formal system of respectfully eliminating the grossest of offenders in our society.
Toronto Fire Station 133 <www.city.toronto.on.ca>
Toronto, On Canada - Friday, November 22, 2002 at 23:15:22 (EST)
The death penalty should be legallized in Canada!!!!
Gerard McKenna <newfie_2002@hotmail.com>
Scarborough, Ontario Canada - Friday, November 22, 2002 at 13:08:47 (EST)
The issue of capital punishment needs to be examined, individually, with much contemplation. While I support the notion of the death penalty for the most heinous of crimes, murder as a percentage of all crimes committed in Canada is relatively small. I would suggest that an examination of how those incarcerated are treated should be undertaken. It is here that the greatest failing of our justice system occurs. Luxury conditions should not be a feature of our prison system. Long days of difficult manual labour should be the norm. Many murderers have been involved with the legal system for other offences long before committing murder. It is during these early stages that the system should be used as a deterrent. Consider this as well, if our corrections system did operate in this manner, a life time of difficult labour may very well be a more significant punishment than taking the life of the convicted murderer. Please put an end to pampering Canadian criminals and bring back a prison system that acts as a real deterrent. This can be accomplished without violation of anyone's "human rights."
Mark McDowell <detroit125@hotmail.com>
Calgary, Alberta Canada - Saturday, November 16, 2002 at 21:28:50 (EST)
The Death Penalty should definetly be brought back to Canada, its terrible that an innocent civilian, (possibly a mother, father but definetly a son or daughter) can have their life taken away by some derranged lunatic. Life in prison isn't good enough, the prohibiton laws let's a murderer out of prison in twenty five years for good behaviour and that will be that, a small price to pay.
Lloyd Robinson <stilldontgiveadamn@hotmail.com>
Sudbury, ont Canada - Friday, November 15, 2002 at 12:37:26 (EST)
We need the Death penalty in Canada , for those who rape and murder children and serial killers.
Anita Ledingham <zangmo18@hotmail.com>
Nanaimo, BC Canada - Friday, November 15, 2002 at 11:50:29 (EST)
Capital punishment needs to be brought back...fort he sake of the victims if nothing else. i also believe that it should be extended to rapists.
Gitanjali Mitchell <gitanjali@glmitchell.myip.org>
Calgary, AB Canada - Thursday, November 14, 2002 at 18:23:07 (EST)
im from the US, but i live in a state who's maximum penalty is life in prison. And there is a lack of a heathy fear where i live. you wouldn't belive the crimes that happen in my town alone. its unnearving, crimminals have no fear. But i also live on the border with a state the has the death penalty. there crime rate is down dramatically, and there right across a river not 100 yards(im not sure the meter lengh, sorry)wide. so good for you who are pro-death. I hope canada will not have the same problems we have. And of course, being an american, i have a shotgun within 10ft(again sorry), so maybe that has something to do with it. or not, everybody elses is 10 feet(less then a meter i think??) away as well.
gretta smith <gretta_smith2001>
menominee, MI United States - Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 22:52:12 (EST)
I think all the murders should stop. Kill all offenders of the law
White Star <dylanwhite_5@hotmail.com>
Canada - Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 12:02:32 (EST)
If a person who mentally ill or not, and he/she kills, then he/she must be put to death!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The person who is acting in self-defence should NOT be put to death; for example, a woman who kills her husband because he made death threats against her!
Steven Maharaj <cleancut7@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, ON Canada - Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 20:41:26 (EST)
I think that all murders and rapists should burn in hell and not live i think that they should use more painful ways of executions.
Sam Moody <bum-fluf_99@yahoo.com>
Portsmouth, UK - Tuesday, November 05, 2002 at 05:27:47 (EST)
We should defenitely have capital punishment to get rid of all the sickos in the world
Chris <ccarr_01_01@yahoo.ca>
Canada - Monday, November 04, 2002 at 21:13:51 (EST)
IF U MOLEST A CHILD OR KILL INOCENT PEOPLE U SHOULD PAY THA PRICE
C DUB <STEADYBLAZEN@HOTMAIL.COM>
Canada - Friday, November 01, 2002 at 15:00:34 (EST)
I am disgusted. For 1, why the hell don't we have a death penalty? I mean if we do get it back, it is not like someone will be executed everyday. Kill the sickos like Bernardo and Homolka. Or waste our tax dollars on that filth just to watch them get killed the day they get out. Now that will almost be a good investment. People who are against capital punishment obviously have something wrong with them. Were they dropped on their head? How could they possibly want to defend the lives of these so called people? Bring it back and make us all happy.
Brandy <jiggly_puff_8@hotmail.com>
KIngsville, On Canada - Thursday, October 31, 2002 at 21:19:34 (EST)
years ago i talked to a man that just got out of jail for murder, his crime was he killed the man that raped his little sister. he said he had no choice our crimminal system was going to let this animal back on the streets after just a few years. as i talked to this man i realized that this man was right in doing what he did, but if our crimminal system had any back bone he wouldn't have had to.
to often people that have never had anything bad happen to them or a loved one, are the ones that make the laws to often there heads are stuck up there own buttsto much to see whats going on around them. today the courts have said that convicted crimminals have the right to vote, so now the crimminals can make the laws to help them continue to what ever crime they want to do, isn't it time that CANADIANS take back the country that ww11 veterens gave thier lives for.
rod shubert <rod2@telusplanet.net>
acadia valley, ab Canada - Thursday, October 31, 2002 at 15:44:45 (EST)
I think Canada should bring back Capital Punishment! How do you justify someone ending another person's life? Imagine for one second it being your own child's life that was taken...How do you get your child back? You can't! Maybe if murderers got more than a slap on the hand, they would think about the consequenses before taking action...PAUL AND CARLA...IF IT WAS MY DECISION YOU'D BE SAYING YOUR GOODBYES!!!
Jennifer
Sudbury, ON Canada - Wednesday, October 30, 2002 at 23:59:51 (EST)
Some people just deserve to die, it is simple as that. Whats even sicker and more pathetic is how pedophiles and child abusers get lighter sentencing than drug dealers. Does'nt anyone read the bible, koran, hell even the Satanic Bible probably respects children more than lawmakers.
Enoch <condemned1@excite.com>
West Bend, WI USA - Saturday, October 26, 2002 at 19:45:18 (EDT)
the death penalty should be brought back because if you kill someone and you go to jail for LIFE which is acctually 25 years
plus you can get probation so you'll be back on the streets to kill but if you get the death sentence you're dead and won't be able
to kill again and if you keep them in jail they might kill in jail so either way they should be killed and not be able to be free to kill again
thanx
sean hart <dingdong886@hotmail.com>
oshawa, ont. Canada - Friday, October 04, 2002 at 11:24:53 (EDT)
BRING IT BAK
Cap Tap Pun
Canada - Friday, September 27, 2002 at 05:13:44 (EDT)
I have lived through the terror of Paul Bernardo.While the task force was searching for him we were afaid to let our children out to play for fear of them disappearing the same as Kristin French. This man should not be allowed to live . He commited crimes beyond most peoples understanding
For him alone I would like to see the death penalty reinstated. His videos alone tell of his guilt, we have no doubt his commited those crimes. His life should be forfit
Joanne Jolliffe <joannej@cogeco.ca>
Welland, On Canada - Monday, September 23, 2002 at 11:37:38 (EDT)
I also have spent years as a Police Officer and a Prison
Officer. The system seems to sink deeper into stupidity.
We have Judges?, Lawyers and Politicians( this is a double
whammy) when the Politicians turn out to be Lawyers, a two
level Professional Liar status. We have nearly 90% of the
population of this country says "Hang Them", and we find
that a Majority of, is it 258 Members of the House says NO.
Can you believe these people work for us and get Big Bucks,
Big Benefits and Big Pensions, so they can keep us in great
danger due to their stupidity and bleeding heart,do-gooder
attitude. In my opinion, this is a case of the Tail Wagging
the Dog. How many more of our citizens must be murdered
befre something gets done. We continually see murderers
being defended by Lawyers, that are being paid from the Public Purse. These Lawyers are fully aware of the guilt
of their client,because they demand the full truth from the
Client, so that they will face no surprises in court. The
Client cantell all, as he knows the Lawyer cannot reveal
this to anyone,so he is not afraid. This Layer(An Officer
of the Court) can now go into court and plead his Clien innocent,knowing full well that he is lying through his teeth,and doing everything in his power to discredit honest
Witnesses, in spite of his Secret Knowledge of the Client's
Confession. If any ordinary citizen,falsely testifies, or
unlawfully withholds information or evidence in a Capital
Case, He/She could be held in contempt of Court and face a
sentence of Fourteen Years, as I recall. It is my opinion,
that this Lawyers only job is to put any beneficial facts
on his Client's behalf. However, when a guilty verdict is
handed down, the sentence should be death,to be carried out without delay. There should only be two Appeals allowed,
1. The Provincial Court of Appeal. 2. The Supreme Court of
Canada. Then the Gallows. No Fourteen Plus Years of Appeal. No long stay in our Club Med establishments.
I urge the Judiciary and the Legal Profession, to start
doing an Honest Job for the Citizens of this country and
stop the Criminal Foolishness, that has gone on for too
long. Get Real, Gentlemen.
William D. Daly <william_daly@telus.net>
Surrey, BC Canada - Saturday, September 21, 2002 at 03:51:17 (EDT)
I was just surfing around to see what others have done. I'd liked what you did do I figured I'd let you know.
Johnny <stymiee@hotmail.com>
Pine Hill, NJ USA - Friday, September 20, 2002 at 21:51:08 (EDT)
let the bastards in this country fry!
Miguel Perreira <foot_long69@hotmail.com>
Campbellford, On Canada - Tuesday, September 17, 2002 at 13:28:31 (EDT)
The fact that I listed myself should be comment enough.
Devyn Christopher Gillette <devyn@paganpoet.com>
Toronto, ON Canada - Tuesday, September 17, 2002 at 01:33:28 (EDT)
I believe capital punishment should be brought back in Canada, especially in cappital cases involving children, but
in essence for all drimes where a capital offense has been committed. However, I believe capital punishment should only be inplemented in cases where there is irrefutable evidence of the accused's guilt(i.e., DNA). Society has gone too far the other way - too much leniency and often too many chances for rehabilitation for those who would never rehabilitate. Those who would use the argument for criminals' rights must remember that innocent victims ought to have the ultimate support of society and government for their rights.
Marian Skakievich <MSkakievich@CrystalFountains.com>
Concord, ON Canada - Wednesday, September 11, 2002 at 16:34:31 (EDT)
yes i think it should be brought back , if they are going to sit in jail for the rest of their lifes they may as well be dead!!! we dont have to pay for their cell and they pay for the horrible thing they have done.... start with paul and carla!!!!! THEY DESERVE IT!!!!!!
karen
Canada - Monday, September 09, 2002 at 11:17:11 (EDT)
Capital Punishment should be brought back in certain curcumstances.
Terri Schiestel <terri@tnt21.com>
Teeswater, Ontario Canada - Sunday, September 08, 2002 at 19:07:23 (EDT)
I understand Canada is unparalleled in the world by our passiveness as a nation and weakness in the justice system. It is time my voice is heard as a BORN AND RAISED CANADIAN WHO PAYS FAITHFULLY INTO THE TAX SYSTEM.
**** I BELIEVE CANADA SHOULD HAVE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT *****
Our criminals must know there is a high price to pay than just sheltered luxury.
Julie Benn <sweet_ceylon@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ont Canada - Sunday, September 01, 2002 at 10:32:33 (EDT)
YES, I believe that the wicked should be punished for their crimes. I've never had to deal personally with the loss of a loved one at the merciless hands of another. So, Im not about to say "I know how you must feel", because unless it has happened to you, "no one can imagine". But, I would like to say that you have losed something that can never be replaced or forgotten. They may have taken the person from your lives but they can't take away the joy, the memories that person bestowed to you. I somehow wonder though if you let the anger or justified revenge feelings take over and blind your heart to the fact that no one has a right to judge "who dies", then somehow they have taken away more than your loved one. Don't let anyone take away the purity of their memories. A loved ones death need not be contaminated with anothers execution. I believe people who take the life of another will suffer their own torment. I think if they put more thought into what to do with the people now who commit such crimes and not set up the prisons to be like a resort then maybe there would be more thinking twice about commiting evil deeds. There needs to be more discipine on the outside of prison and more avenues for the people at risk to do these things. It can't be wiped out all together and to think that would be unrealistic but when you hear people make comments like "well at least in prison i'd get food, shelter, work, visits", LISTEN, thats alot more than alot of people have. DON'T make the prisons so inviting. Those who choose to take a life give up all rights that belong to the decent folks and deserve the bare neccesities to stay alive. Look in third world countries we have children and adults dying everyday from lack of food and medical care. Children can't even afford to go to school., but... in the civilized so called world, you can take a life and go to jail not to be punished with hard labour and loss of necessities. You can be feed three meals a day, get an education, workout, watch tv. While, people in some countries starve with no luxuries, for committing what, the act of living. Humankind, wake up, use your god given minds to think of ways for a better TODAY!!!!!!!!!!
G.PERRY
Canada - Wednesday, August 28, 2002 at 10:31:47 (EDT)
I believe that capital punishment should be brough back in to law to punish those who are charged with first degree murder, to act as deterrent for criminals.
Norman Nissen <nnisse@msn.com>
Toronto , ON Canada - Thursday, August 22, 2002 at 14:57:22 (EDT)
It is time to thin the herd. Why should the working taxpayers of Canada pay to house these people. If these people aren't willing to follow the rules that everyone else does, they are not needed in the herd.
Jim Bueckert <bueckertj@sk.sympatico.ca>
Prince Albert , Sk Canada - Saturday, August 17, 2002 at 03:36:45 (EDT)
a 2yr old boy stabbed 12 times by his father....ignoring the restraining order will now cost us $50,000./yr. in prison.
PATHETIC...we should be ashamed of ourselves. A referendum is Long overdue..let us decide!
Heather Etherington
St. Catharines, on Canada - Saturday, August 10, 2002 at 22:16:20 (EDT)
ok listen up you gutless liberal rejects,
stop wasting my goddamn tax dollars on keeping murderers, rapists and pedophiles alive and well in those luxury hotels you call prisons (they should be more like those turkish prisons. now that's jusitice). how the fuck am i supposed to feel safe in a country where a convicted murderer/rapist/pedophile can spend less time behind bars then somebody who committed tax fraud? i say, line 'em up against the wall and pump 'em full of hot lead. these people are vermin and should be exterminated. and oh yeah, kiss my white ass amnesty international.
PRO-DP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alci
Canada - Thursday, August 08, 2002 at 05:16:31 (EDT)
In Belgium a large part of people are for Death Penalty. But we have a government of morons. Sorry for my weak English. I have done my best.
SB
Samuel BERG <rised_rion@hotmail.com>
Charleroi, H Belgium - Friday, August 02, 2002 at 07:11:32 (EDT)
Let's bring it back!
Kandi-Dawne Piamonte <kandi71@aol.com>
Ottawa, On Canada - Wednesday, July 31, 2002 at 16:18:17 (EDT)
I personally think that the canadian justice system sucks, bringing the death penalty will make us feel secure.
kulendrang@hotmail.com <kulendrang@hotmail.com>
scarborough, on Canada - Monday, July 29, 2002 at 12:26:00 (EDT)
I sincerely believe that as long as murderer's are allowed to get away with murder....no matter what country it is...it is my duty to petition for the Death Penalty for murderers.
J.W.Macklin <THE-MAGGOT@webtv.net>
Evansville, Indiana USA - Thursday, July 25, 2002 at 18:07:30 (EDT)
i support the death penalty for first degree murder because
these people killed someone else on purpose and with the
faint hope clause they are only serving a few years in jail
our crimnial justice system is a joke
if you kill someone on purpose you should pay for it
with your life
grant bergmann
calgary, ab Canada - Thursday, July 25, 2002 at 17:23:45 (EDT)
she deserves the death penalty she has shown no remorse for her crime and she has expressed that she will be leaving canada after she is released. Well we in the here in the u.s. do not want her we have enough criminals to worry about. capital punishment should be re-established.
letty lomoglio
nc usa - Thursday, July 25, 2002 at 03:14:12 (EDT)
i don't think bullets cost that much! It is really quite simple and eye for and eye. And anyone who is against capital punishment - you are spineless!
c.Churchill <teegra4@hotmail.com>
ON Canada - Wednesday, July 17, 2002 at 21:50:35 (EDT)
It's time for the canadian government to establish a punishment system that is in accordance not with its convictions but with the will and convictions of the people of Canada.
Francois Rioux <monsterjob2442@hotmail.com>
Longueuil, PQ Canada - Wednesday, July 17, 2002 at 19:13:50 (EDT)
I am doing a project on capital punishment at school and could do with some help about which side i should support! please email me and help me decide!
Emma <emmam1@aol.com>
Canada - Monday, July 08, 2002 at 13:04:56 (EDT)
I am disgusted with our justice system. To even think that
an inhumane thing like Karla Homolka may walk again.... well
it just disgustes me. To the person that said we are all sick sick
sick - what if it was your chid that was a victim? Think about it!
Starr
on Canada - Wednesday, July 03, 2002 at 13:39:22 (EDT)
I think that all of those basterds should be shout and killed. I am a SURVIVOUR Mark Clifford Fairburn is the acussed molester that hurt me. If you read this thanks alot it shows you care. feel free to write to me at Loveadobe@hotmail.com
May Grenier <Loveadobe@hotmail.com>
Massey, ont Canada - Monday, July 01, 2002 at 21:26:31 (EDT)
HI,
My name is Gihan, I am a Christian and I absolutely agree with what you. I think that Canada is being too soft with criminals, criminals have even access to the internet. The worsth is knowing that our taxes help them to live. All this is because of Trudeau and Chretien who have no common sense. I hope that Canada will one day realize that they need to bring back Capital punishment in order to punish criminals so that justice will be done. Please to e-mail me back once you get my comments.
Thanks,
Gihan
Gihan Kulendran <kulendrang@hotmail.com>
Scarborough, ON Canada - Friday, June 21, 2002 at 13:28:13 (EDT)
I beleive that Capital punishment should be brought to canada. Not only for those who commit murder but for those who commit the act of pedophilia. These individuals deserve to be punished and removed from sociaty as they are undeserving to live among the innocent.
Nadia Dumoulin <naughtynadia2@hotmail.com>
edmonton, ab Canada - Wednesday, June 19, 2002 at 17:46:15 (EDT)
Canada requires Capital Punishment to deter those sick individuals that have no regard for human life from taking human life. The government never should have abolished it in the first place.
Craig Goetz <goetzc@shaw.ca>
Lancaster Park, AB Canada - Tuesday, June 18, 2002 at 16:35:37 (EDT)
Sick people who admit guilt (or are proven guilty with DNA),admit they will re-offend or already have re-offended (murder, pedophelia) should be dealt with permanently. Innocent lives are in jeopardy with these people alive and capable of freedom (through escape, or a technicality). It really seems like a no-brainer when the evidence is clear and the guilt is absolute.
Deborah Jones <dlj1967@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ont. Canada - Friday, June 14, 2002 at 20:25:58 (EDT)
In late March, 1974, two miserable specimens of subhumanity
called Vincent Cockrell and John Miller viciously murdered
RCMP Constable Roger Pierlet in Surry, B.C. They
intentionally called attention to themselves by hurling a
bottle through the courthouse window, and, once pulled over
by Pierlet, shot him dead at point blank range. I remember
this case vividly, and when, in December 1974, Cockrell and
Miller were sentenced to death, I truly hoped they'd hang.
It wasn't to be. The Trudeau government was hell-bent on
securing abolition, and demonstrated their usual propensity
for political dirty tricks and sordid backroom trade
offs to ensure the liberal commitment to ending the death
penalty was successful. In all, the worthless, miserable
lives of eleven of Canada's worst offenders were spared by
Parliament's moral cowardice in June, 1976.
I have it on good authority, however, that in the course of
some latenight, smokefilled room cabinet meeting in late
1975, the government came to an understanding that if they
lost the abolition vote in the House of Commons it was going
to be necessary to hang somebody simply to save face. The
Justice Department presented a list of all eleven murderers
then "lying under sentence of death" as the saying goes,
and, guess what? Whose names do you fancy were at the very
top? You've guessed it: Cockrell and Miller.
But for the limpwristed liberals who effectively sold Canada
down the river in so many ways, Vincent and John would have
fallen through the double steel traps in Oakhala Prison and
down the abandoned elevator shaft. No worries about their
splattering across the boiler room floor, though. Their
downward trejectory would have been halted - abruptly - by
the ropes secured about their necks. And good riddance. Yes,
it now appears the decision had been made in advance: the
Cabinet would have invoked the Royal Preogative in behalf
of all but Cockrell and Miller, and possibly Vallaincourt in
Toronto. The world would have been unburdened of their
presence likely about the time the red and gold leaves began
drifting down from the trees in the autumn of 1976 had
Parliament possessed the commonsense and backbone of the
ordinary Canadian. They didn't, and in consequence of their
failure to sustain law and order not only did Roger
Pierlet's cowardly murderers avoid their rendezvous with
Mr. Arthur Ellis, Public Hangman, but they've since been
granted release. What an insufferable effront to their
victim! What an unconscionable act of spitting in the face
of his survivors!
Few today remember the Pierlet murder case, but it should
stand as a testament to the failure of Canadian justice, and
to the failures of liberal policies in general. I will close
by sharing one small historical fact that, without doubt,
the parole board chose to ignore, if, indeed, it was ever
presented to them. Constable Pierlet was engaged to be
married. On March 28, 1974, his mother, father and fiancee
disembarked from their flight in Vancouver to be greeted
with the news that the loving son, the betrothed, was dead.
Bring back the rope? An emphatic "YES." But so long as
we're foolish enough to elect and re-elect bleeding heart,
politically correct do-gooders, it won't happen.
Michael Ian Courtney <a_merry_wanderer_of_the_night@yahoo.com>
Halifax, NS Canada - Thursday, June 13, 2002 at 00:59:30 (EDT)
I support capital punishment based on scientific, conclusive evidence. I would rather see my tax dollars trying to conquer world hunger than feeding and clothing murderers and violent repeat offenders
Heather Jones
Ont. Canada - Wednesday, June 12, 2002 at 23:27:11 (EDT)
Yes it is time to bring back capital punishment, our health care could use the dollars spent on housing those who murder to keep law abiding citizens alive and healthy, our social programs could use the dollars spent on court costs to feed and house the less fortunate.
An eye for an eye.
E Guenther
BC Canada - Saturday, June 08, 2002 at 17:40:25 (EDT)
Those who break the law maliciously deserve to be punished. Everyone who murders another must be taught a lesson.
Kevin Lefort <scuba_kevie@hotmail.com>
Brampton, ON Canada - Friday, June 07, 2002 at 10:35:28 (EDT)
Just recently, a child rapist and murderer was convicted for the death of little Jessica Russell. Jessica died a horrifying death at the hands of this scumbag. After being raped she was hung by Trott from a bathroom light fixture and then the residence was set on fire. Instead of enjoying the last few weeks of school with her friends and looking forward to summer, Jessica is dead through no fault of her own. Trott was quoted as saying, he will feel "safe" in prison. This is only one case. I've read too, too many over the years, where especially child rapists and murderers are protected and untold millions are spent on their incarceration, supposed rehabilitation, and possible eventual release into our unsuspecting society. We can abort children and tear them from their mothers'wombs but yet we show mercy for the murderer whose only remorse is that life hasn't been more fair to him. Yes, to the death penalty when there is no reasonable doubt.
Erwin and Catherine Schwartz <catherine_195@hotmail.com>
Canada - Thursday, June 06, 2002 at 10:48:44 (EDT)
We need to bring it back!
Patricia Sarnicki <tricia_s37@hotmail.com>
Dundas, ONT Canada - Wednesday, June 05, 2002 at 19:27:05 (EDT)
I am in favour of the death penalty. When it is clear cut case. But if there is any doubt in a case then NO.
Ted Wallace <ted.wallace@sympatico.ca>
Brantford, On Canada - Monday, June 03, 2002 at 20:12:24 (EDT)
Capital punishment should be brought back to act as a deterance and to stop these horrible acts to keep continueing. These killers have no respect for other peoples lives and will continue to rape and kill people. Canada Needs the death penalty but only if it's 100% sure it's the right person.
Chris Mikolajek <Krossfire99@hotmail.com>
Winnipeg , Mb Canada - Monday, June 03, 2002 at 14:30:22 (EDT)
I think that Capital punishment should be brought back but only used in cases involving serial killers/rapists, as well as terrorists. I believe that someone who has only commited a crime once or twice can be rehabilitated.
Donna
Grande Prairie, AB Canada - Monday, June 03, 2002 at 11:35:27 (EDT)
Losing a loved one doesn't scar you, but leaves you with an open, bleeding wound. Capital punishment doesn't bring the victims back, but it sure prevents the murder from twisting a knife into the bleeding wound that he/she has given. The lack of Capital Punishment is ongoing society sanctioned torchure of victim survivors. To be against Captial Punishment is to be in favour of victim torchure.
Deborah Wotherspoon <dwothers@telus.net>
Burnaby, BC Canada - Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at 14:25:12 (EDT)
Capitol punishment is important to the security of society. We do not want convicted murders completing their sentences and then being released back among the public. Eye for an eye, life for a life.Cost: It is cheaper to execute someone than to imprison them and feed them for the rest
of their lives. It costs more to let a convict rot in a prison at Joe Taxpayer’s expense than
it does to eliminate the threat. Prisons are over crowded as it is, if we fill them with
people who are an extreme threat to society, (like murders) then we just have to build
more prisons, hire more guards and so on. So why not keep costs down and reduce the
risk of public safety at both times. Two birds with one stone.
Mark Graham <Cerv_iii@hotmail.com>
Goderich, ont Canada - Monday, May 27, 2002 at 19:57:28 (EDT)
Capitol punishment is important to the security of society. We do not want convicted murders completing their sentences and then being released back among the public. Eye for an eye, life for a life.Cost: It is cheaper to execute someone than to imprison them and feed them for the rest
of their lives. It costs more to let a convict rot in a prison at Joe Taxpayer’s expense than
it does to eliminate the threat. Prisons are over crowded as it is, if we fill them with
people who are an extreme threat to society, (like murders) then we just have to build
more prisons, hire more guards and so on. So why not keep costs down and reduce the
risk of public safety at both times. Two birds with one stone.
Mark Graham <Cerv_iii@hotmail.com>
Goderich, ont Canada - Monday, May 27, 2002 at 19:44:47 (EDT)
My dad was brutaly killed and the killer should die
Al Kerr <Al Kerr @home.com>
Calgary, AB Canada - Monday, May 27, 2002 at 11:18:37 (EDT)
BRING IT BACK!!!! If a cold blooded killer took life's pleasures away from innocent people then they do not deserve to have ANY pleasures! I agree with some people whan they say that death is too good for some criminals, and that they should be used as lab rats. Some people have no shelter, food, or clothing, I would much rather pay taxes for these prople than pay for the luxuries of murderers in prison. However I do not agree that the criminals immediate families should bee punished too, unless they actually had committed, or had something to do with the crime.
Val <rock_star_babe16@hotmail.com>
Toronto, ON Canada - Saturday, May 25, 2002 at 23:24:23 (EDT)
I feel the way I'm sure the majority of informed Canadians feel, outraged that we allow convicted murderers second chances. Capital Punishment should be in effect. The arguement about paying taxes for murders to live is a good one, but why we would even give these monsters(Bernardo,Hamolka,ect) a chance to rehabilitate is beyond me. Did they show any compassion to their victims, far from it. In cases like these, with solid incriminating evidence, the guilty parties should be punished so they never get the chance to commit these horrible acts again. If their guilty is undisputed, then I believe the punishment should fit the crime. This method may not deter violent acts from taking place, but it will assure the guilty parties won't get the chance to do it again. My sympathy goes out to those let down by our criminal system.
Dave Dickinson <suoco_mhm@hotmail.com>
Whistler, BC Canada - Saturday, May 25, 2002 at 18:47:49 (EDT)
i agree with the death penalty for people who commit serious crimes and get a life sentence or something bad like that! i do not want to pay taxes for the rest of my life to supoport the life of a rapist or a cold blooded killer. i will have kids one day -that's enough people to support rather than a killer or a rapist aswell. I figure that aslong as it doesn't go irratioonally far, i'm all for it!!! if they will take a life i think that they should be ready to sacrifice one too
Laura R <laurazyx@hotmail.com>
Calgary, AB Canada - Tuesday, May 21, 2002 at 12:51:32 (EDT)
I think that capital punnishment should be brought back into Canadafor one reason only and that is so that the big time murderers cant get their men on the street to keep killing for them, while they sit back and enjoy the time that they have to serve in the pen. By punnishing them it will clean up at leastalittle bit of the killing going on around Canada.
Alex Hoplock <rocajax@hotmail.com>
Winnipeg, MB Canada - Thursday, May 09, 2002 at 16:26:49 (EDT)
"It's clear that Canada needs Capital Punishment, not only as a deterrent, but as a way to properly punish the Clifford Olsons and Paul Bernardos that have no redeeming qualities as human beings." Is what you have said in your article but do the people that are killing these criminals any better then the criminals themselves? Anon once said “ Does it make sense for the state to hire murderers to kill defenseless victims on death row, in order to prove that hiring murderers to kill defenseless victims is morally wrong.” And how much power do you really want to give the government?
Liberty <Cherry2@bored.com>
ab Canada - Tuesday, May 07, 2002 at 13:40:35 (EDT)
The whole point of the death penality is to punish people who commited a crime (most likely murder). By killing the person, you are killing also. People say that a person would not commit such a crime, because of a punishment, such as the death penality. The person who does commit the crime is sick, and he/she most likely wouldnt mind dieing. The death isn't that frightning anyway, they just stick a needle in them, and they basically have a peacful death. I heard one of the parents form the oklahoma bombing say he is at rest knowing that the person responsable for the bombing is dead. Couldn't he be in rest if he was in jail? How many people get out of jail anyway? only in movies do u see, them lieing to the parole board, saying they are changed, in then the parole board believing them, or seeing them digging out, by breaking a cement wall with a pick. I say that they should band the death penalty. Thank you for your time.
Anne <nsyncs_baby_gurl@hotmail.com>
Misssissauga, Ont. Canada - Tuesday, May 07, 2002 at 11:10:32 (EDT)
It is my belief that capital punishment should DEFINATELY be brought back. What sense does it make to pay thousands of dollars a year to keep people like Paul Bernardo in jail? People like him will never be rehabilitated or be set free. It boggles the mind that we would protect these people from death, not only that but provide food , shelter, clothing and COMFORT! There are decent innocent people in our country who can't afford these things , but our government deems it necessary to supply these for sicko's. SAVE MONEY AND TIME AND RE-INSTATE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT!!!
Jeff Webster <styx36@hotmail.com>
ON Canada - Wednesday, May 01, 2002 at 22:19:31 (EDT)
I think that we should kill the bas#$%ds, because they took the life of someone else.
Josh Feist
Calgary, AB Canada - Wednesday, May 01, 2002 at 15:07:29 (EDT)
I believe that Capital Punishment should be brought back...why should we let people like Bernardo and others like him live? they cannot be considered as human beings...they are nothing more than animals...having the brain power to actually inflict pain on another person, torturing them and so forth is terribly wrong...these people are mentally challeneged and are sick in the head...why pay for these kinds of people..theyre nothing but leeches in our society...this is not about revenge...its not that were killing them because they killed someone...were getting rid of the weeds in the garden...we dont need them...we need normal intellingent people in our society not murderers...the more we kill the safer we will be...and wouldnt you like to see your money contribute into something else?
Maciej Laczny <magic11ma@hotmail.com>
Oakville, ON Canada - Saturday, April 27, 2002 at 11:52:21 (EDT)
I'M FOR CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, I REALIZE THAT SOME PEOPLE JUST CANNOT BE
CANNOT BE HELP.. KNOW MATTER HOW MANY DOCTORS ETC. TRIED TO HELP THIS
HELP. ONCE YOU PAST OR DO SUCH A TERRIBLE CRIME, THERE IS
NOTHING THAT CAN BRING BACK THEIR MINDS, THEY ARE GONE WAY PAST
PAST THE NORMAL. PEOPLE SAY WHAT IS NORMAL, NOT KILLING OTHERS
TO GIVE THEM PLEASURE.
DEBBIE QUIGLEY <debann36@hotmail.com>
HALIFAX, nNS Canada - Wednesday, April 24, 2002 at 20:07:10 (EDT)
I think the death penalty should be brought back!!! The united states executed 770 people fromt he time it became a country until April 18th, 2002 and have more lined up. These people are on death row for things like prison and aggravated sex with a minor. DISGUSTING things like that. Anyone who premeditates to kill another human being should be put to death. Citizens of the United states don't have to pay taxes for these sick freaks to be cooped up in prison to rot, but we do. I don't want to pay for Someone who killed my Brother to be in prison forever just because "it's not nice." Come on Canada, let's grow some balls.
Chantelle Goldsmith <frick131@hotmail.com>
Chatham, ON Canada - Wednesday, April 24, 2002 at 18:40:18 (EDT)
An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth
If people are cowardly enough to kill innocent people then we should be brave enough to kill guilty persons.
FUCK PAUL BERNARDO!
Chris Taylor <hugh_t53@hotmail.com>
Whitby, Ont Canada - Sunday, April 21, 2002 at 17:57:50 (EDT)
I don't need to say much more here since all the issues have been raised....for someone where the evidence is clear (clear video, DNA, etc.) capital punishment should be available. I am disgusted that I'm taxed in order to pay for Paul Bernardo to enjoy the perks of life in prison.
Michael M. Van den Avont <vdaenterprises@sympatico.ca>
Orangeville, ON Canada - Thursday, April 11, 2002 at 12:58:44 (EDT)
i think threy deserve what ever they are given for many of the unforgivable thing they do to others
ema grime
london, england - Tuesday, April 09, 2002 at 06:44:38 (EDT)
Capital Punishment should be brought back. For people like Bernardo, capital punishment is the only way to make them pay. How can they deserve to live when they've taken someone else's life?
cristina
MB Canada - Tuesday, April 09, 2002 at 04:06:00 (EDT)
Death penalty is essential in deterring violent crimes and it gives the criminals what they deserve. If they do not respect life why, then, do they deserve to have one?
Adam
- Monday, April 08, 2002 at 08:26:11 (EDT)
Sarah Whitehead is a relative of ours who's life was taken by a repeat offender. I felt CP was necessary before she was murdered.
Jason Hill & Sonya Lamb <sonya.lamb@sympatico.ca>
North Bay, ON Canada - Friday, April 05, 2002 at 01:11:32 (EST)
BRING BACK CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Ben vanKlinken <benjamima27@hotmail.com>
Petrolia, ON Canada - Thursday, April 04, 2002 at 10:30:20 (EST)
I have to pay for my education, rent, food, clothing etc. Carla Holmoka has a free degree and never paid a cent. She participated in the deaths of three young girls and when she is let out she will be protected - identity change and moved to another area of the world.As tax payers we pay for that. Forty percent of my income annually goes to pay for crap like this. We are paying for her, Bernardo and Olson. We pay for the extra protection in jail for them and then we will pay for their identity change. Brilliant system! Yes, I strongly believe in CP and I no longer believe in the Justice system in Canada. This world is economically driven so why do we not make an economic choice to hang these people. Their lives are of no value whatsoever. None! What about the victims? I'll glad give up my tax money for rehabilitation for the victims. Why don't we take a vote in this country? Because the damn politicians know the answers. There is no way in hell a sane Canadian would vote to have these killers released in society once again, nor would we agree to pay for many benefits for them.
kerrie <hamiltonkerrie@hotmail.com>
Calgary, ab Canada - Wednesday, April 03, 2002 at 13:52:16 (EST)
Yes, i must agree...those who had done various murders should not be living in our society and waste the space in jail cells. But did all criminals acted their crime for pleasure!? Some did but some didn't. and i cannot say that these criminals should be set free, but to my point of perspitive those killers which kill for pleasure is in need for help. because they have difficulties understanding society. and sometimes, us citizens have treated them in a way which deliver a message telling them to revenge us. Innocent people die, yes but those peopel truely need help. even if those we were sacrificed cannot be brought back to life. I also understand the pain of losing someone you care about, it is unbearable. Why not give one a chance to be a better person? instead of losing fate in them?
Anna <sweety_bun@hotmail.com>
Markham, ON Canada - Tuesday, April 02, 2002 at 22:17:57 (EST)
I think that the death penalty should be reinstated in Canada as soon as possible!!! I believe that having capital punishment lowers the number of muders and for that reason alone Canada needs capital punishment. Why let murderers live an "okay" life on earth, when they could be living a terrible life in hell!!
Andrea
Canada - Monday, April 01, 2002 at 18:27:27 (EST)
"He who sheds man's blood, let his blood be shed."
R. Mark Hamilton <0029817@pictou.nscc.ns.ca>
Stellarton, NS Canada - Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 19:44:38 (EST)
Save the taxpayers money, get rid of the trash!
David
Canada - Monday, March 18, 2002 at 17:44:35 (EST)
I think capital punishment should be introduced to every country in the world. Including the uk! I'm supporting you to get it introuced in Canada
Claire Gethings <cgethings@hotmail.com>
Preston, UK - Friday, March 15, 2002 at 10:21:02 (EST)
When someone has murdered another- they have gone over to an evil side - which I believe can not be changed. They have no conscience - there is something obviously wrong with them that can not be fixed. Why do we continue to house dangerous people? Only to set them free once they've served their time? And the only way to protect them from the public is to send them back to jail once they've committed the crime AGAIN??? Let's add this up - How many murders do they have to commit in order to serve their entire (real) lifetime in prison to keep them safe from us? Too many. BRING BACK CAPITOL PUNISHMENT. I can think of better ways to spend the resources that are currently being wasted on the dangerously untreatable.
We are all victims. We are just lucky that we haven't been at the wrong place, at the wrong time...yet.
Tara DeBruin <tdebruinca@yahoo.ca>
Waterdown, ON Canada - Wednesday, March 13, 2002 at 12:15:46 (EST)
In 1998, I believe that in Belarus, there was a national referendum on DP. An amazing 82% voted to retain the DP. If the death penalty is uncivilsed, then so is the human race if so many support it. Get your facts right abolitionists.
Matthew O'Dowd <matthew_odowd1@excite.co.uk>
Liverpool, Lancashire United Kingdom - Friday, March 01, 2002 at 16:52:13 (EST)
We should not have to pay taxes to feed and shelter killers he who kills should be killed
ashley b <skittles-_at hotmail .ca>
b.c Canada - Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 13:45:09 (EST)
bring it back
jennifer
bc Canada - Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 13:42:01 (EST)
I have only one thing to say, CHARLES MANSON. hE'S STILL ALIVE AFTER KILLING ALL THOSE INNOCENT PEOPLE BECAUSE OF PEOPLE WHO ABOLISHED THE DEATH PENALITY.I'm pro-death penality and pro-life because life is precious, every one, and if someone takes that life away from another, they don't have the right to live anymore.
Sara <jadde83@yahoo.com>
St. Louis, MO USA - Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 09:43:11 (EST)
I'm pro-death penality and pro-life because life is precious, every one, and if someone takes that life away from another, they don't have the right to live anymore.
Sara <jadde83@yahoo.com>
St. Louis, MO USA - Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 09:41:16 (EST)
I think we should bring back the death people for those cases where there is no shadow of doubt that they committed the crime. Understandbly, the investigation must be objective otherwise we will end up killing the innocent people like Guy Paul Morin or David Milgaard. However, in cases like Paul Bernardo and Carla Homolka we should kill them since there is no shadow of a doubt that they committed the crime since those sickos videotaped what they did.
BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY!!!
giselle smith <derby_cat@hotmail.com>
vancouver, BC Canada - Monday, February 25, 2002 at 23:41:08 (EST)
Look at Steven Judy in 1981 and others like him and someone explain why someone like him deserves to live after what they did. He raped and strangled two toddlers and then killed their young mother. If you Amnesty preachers want people like that kept alive I have three suggestions. 1 Leave us retentionists alone. 2. Join him or his class in the death chamber and 3, allow someone to assault and strangle you then allow them to kick your corpse off a cliff.You might then understand why everyone hates you so much. Stick to campaigning against true human rights abuse, you might be respected for it.
Matthew O'Dowd
Liverpool, England - Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 18:04:49 (EST)
Another way you the public can help get Capital Punishment back is to campaign for Direct Democracy. This is a system where a referendum is held on an issue that 1 per cent of the electorate sign paper to agree on that issue. Once that becomes law, all is needed is someone like Mr Reynolds to bring up the issue and I can tell you that in Britain and Canada, miles more than 1 per cent would sign a petetition about a Referendum on Capital Punishment! Then people in Amnesty International would have to accept that they are the minority.
Matthew O'Dowd
Liverpool, United Kingdom - Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 17:01:14 (EST)
Great Website. We need the re-introduction of CP in all European Countries that support its return. I was brought up in the UK and the public have always supported the use of CP. It will become a 'hot' subject as the crime rate increases. Can anybody tell me what is the influence of 'Human Rights' groups like Amnesty International on government policy? Are politicians members of such organisations? Surely there is a conflict of interest where they are. I also believe that the 'human rights' whingers should guard these murderous arseholes and the professionals-police, prison sevice etc can then come along and pick up the pieces when it goes wrong. Also, there should be full disclosure of the various Conventions that outlaw CP and the pressure brought on governments y bodies such as the EU, Council of Europe and the UN. Regards. Neil, Ireland
Neil Smith <smithn62@hotmail.com>
Ireland - Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 17:51:33 (EST)
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Allan Robertson <barrie.robertson@talk21.com>
London, ENGland United Kingdom - Saturday, February 09, 2002 at 06:16:06 (EST)
Hey I'm just a student doing a project about capital punishment and I completely agree with it. Capital punishment is biblical, the bible agrees with capital punishment. Also, the prisoners are taking up jail cell space and taxes are being paid just to lodge murderers and supply them with food. A person who takes a life must have their lives taken away, it is a just punishment. People say "why take another life away, why kill a murderer? Capital punishment is cruel!" Well, it's not cruel, it's a just form of punishment and it's not like the murderers did not know about the consequences of capital punishment when they decided to murder. They knew their consequences and they still decided to take the risk and murder. They ended up on death row because they decided to murder despite the consequences and now they have to face their choice.
Laura
Canada - Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 19:18:22 (EST)
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT needs to be brought back.To rid the world of these predators.For example CLIFFORD OLSEN ,raped,tortured,murdered,mutalated young people here in B.C.All he got was "LIFE" in prison,which means 25YEARS in CANADA.He WILL be out in 2006,to kill again.These EVIL predators DO NOT STOP.Now IF the DEATH PENALTY had been used in this case we the public would not have to worry about him AGAIN.And i am worried,for his wife and son live approx.10 miles from me,in a rural area named ENGIN,B.C about 18 miles west of Vanderhoof B,C.When he gets out he WILL come to this area.PLEASE CANADA ,PROTECT US.
Ann Nelson <mailto:nahanni_2@%20hotmail.com>
Fraser Lake, B.C Canada - Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 11:19:59 (EST)
Hello It should be brought back to get rid of the trash that will attack and kill our children and family members.They should have no right's to live when they kill.The killers will get out in 25 years as that is the life sentence and then they will be amongst us again to kill again!!!!!!!!
Kevin Nelson <hawki69@hotmail.com>
Fraser Lake, BC Canada - Monday, February 04, 2002 at 02:09:28 (EST)
Criminals have to be detered by being held accountable. The Courts and associated Government Agencies need a complete overhaul. The present Legal System is very distorted/unethical/dysfunctional and abussive and is very detached from the written laws. I am all for Capital Punishment when there is responsability and accountability for those who are trusted with the associated tasks involved with the Legal Process. When you can differentiate between the crooks and the courts. In Canada like all over the world and in particular the Talliban, the criminals run the show to suit their psycho agendas and justify their existance. I am waiting for the Americans to come and rescue us from this spineless/oppressive/abussive so-called law and justice. The Talliban hides behind their distorted version of religion and the Canadian courts hide behind their distorted version of Law and Justice. They are equally demented in their interpretation and actions.
solange sinotte <samelgha@hotmail.com>
toronto, on Canada - Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 15:49:21 (EST)
If they had captial punishment everywhere in the world ,Then maybe there would be less crimes ,less people in the world angry because the justice system let them down and less victems taking the law into there own hands and spending there time in jail for the of crimes of the perpetrater.Im sure there is a lot of people who think capital punishment is not the answer I bet alot of these people have not been through what some victemized person has so, unless you have walked a mile in someone elses shoes then you really cant judge the way they think, most killer dont have any feeling and if they where going to be released they would do it again ,so why waist food and paper and time on people that dont need to be here.I believe in capital punishment only if under no doubt that they did the crime then they deserve what they get and that my dear friends is to high price to pay but to DIE
evelyn COOK <cookevelyn@HOTMAIL.COM>
AUSTRALIA, Canada - Sunday, January 20, 2002 at 22:48:30 (EST)
It's a shame that the people of Canada have no voice in whether or not criminals recieve the ultimate punishment. They commit acts against their peers, they are judged by their peers, and should be punished in a manner chosen by their peers.
James Booker <sadistiq@seductive.com>
Delhi, ONT Canada - Friday, January 11, 2002 at 13:09:43 (EST)
I believe in the sanctity of human life, but like someone on here said the bible says forgive and forget; it also says an eye for an eye! If all the bleeding heart liberals in this country would start worrying about the innocent law abiding citizens instead of those who main and kill our children and others we'd be much better off..I say bring back the death penalty. Why should our tax dollars go for lodgings and food for these people not to mention education when we have so many in this country who are starving and more deserving of an education and housing to boot! Why pay for them to be put away for a few years to think about what they have done.. I say put them to death and let God judge them as he sees fit, and let him do with them what he wishes!!
c. liberty <liberty1298@rogers.com>
oshawa, ont Canada - Wednesday, January 09, 2002 at 01:47:56 (EST)
Bring back the death penalty. Our lax emmigration laws allow trrrorists and people from other countries that don't care whether they live or die in committing crimes (suicide). They and their immediate families schould pay the price
patrica george <tiger@videotron.ca>
gatineau , Que. Canada - Tuesday, January 08, 2002 at 16:00:21 (EST)
I think, that's much terrible that one person of the world will be have the capital punishment. i wanted to read out something about the brutality in some united states and what i've seen? somebody love these retual. shit on you! nobody can be died by his mistakes. yes, i know there are big mistakes like the murders, but the dead is their heaven and not their hell. when u give him his life, he had enough time(his whole life) to sit in a prison and to think about his mistakes. why must be kill dealers or normal humans, who smoke a little bit grass I don't understand you and i don't understand the whole USA, because they choose a president, who say "yes" to the capital punishment.. And I wanted to live for three month in canada. No-that was a dream.
lory <simone.klaue@berlin.de>
berlin, germany - Tuesday, January 08, 2002 at 10:26:44 (EST)
hi im doing a project for school on the death penalty and i just think that if a person kills another, or molests a child they should be given the death penalty only kasue they took a life and there life shall be taken in return.
just an opinion
Vancouver, BC Canada - Monday, January 07, 2002 at 00:47:49 (EST)
DIE!!!!!!!!
Kyle Swiger <audiok85@hotmail.com>
montreal, Canada - Friday, January 04, 2002 at 12:52:27 (EST)
If someone steals and gets caught they get a fine of lets say £16/$33(Canadian), why is everyone happy but if a murderer or paedophile gets hanged or shot, why is there outrage by a few? "Execution aint the answer" ,they say, but why is the fine for the thief acceptable, after all it's only the "same" form of punishment as his crime. Or perhaps the liberals have slipped up to the fact that just because the physical aspects of two things are the same, does not in any way mean the moral aspects are the same. One thing is bad, the other good. I think opponents of Capital Punishment somehow have double standards. Does anyone else out there agree with me?
Matthew O'Dowd
Liverpool, United Kingdom - Sunday, December 23, 2001 at 08:18:44 (EST)
It's simple:"I believe that when a person committs such a unexcusable crime like cold blooded murder, or savage rape that they forfeit their right to life and liberty. Maybe we should be more empathetic to the victims and their familes. If any of my friends or family members were killed by some cold blooded murderer I would want them dead. Not living their life in a room where they can read books and watch tv- that life is probably better then their original one outside prison."
Lisa <lisa_kix@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, Ont Canada - Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 11:11:17 (EST)
We must protect ourselves and remove repeat offenders. If a dog becomes a threat to humans, it is put down. Why is it different for people? Our execution history is disgraceful, let's do it right and make NO mistakes that they are guilty. Because you shoot someone and they just happen to live thanks to a doctor, it's still should warrant execution if it was premeditated.
Darren Gunderson <gundersd@yahoo.com>
Calgary, AB Canada - Monday, December 17, 2001 at 15:54:36 (EST)
Higher murder rates in retentionist countries? Here are some British facts; 1959:Seven Hangings and around 30 reported murders 1962: Three Hangings and 46 murders 1964: Two hangings and 57 murders 1973: Moratorium on Hanging, remains in place to this day 2001: No Hangings and around 700 murders! The murder rate has only gone up in places where there is a Moratorium on the DP, such as Canada and the UK. We need to get of our arses and fight those dickheads in Amnesty International. Us retentionists can win if we campaign... on a GLOBAL SCALE.
Matthew O'Dowd
Liverpool, United Kingdom - Tuesday, December 11, 2001 at 09:53:40 (EST)
I am doing a paper on Capital Punishment and I think the bible is right - an eye for an eye!!
Dionne Ward <dionne_and_allan@hotmail.com>
sville, nf Canada - Friday, December 07, 2001 at 08:51:52 (EST)
Bring it back and get those criminals in order!
Abi lampkin
Godstone, england - Thursday, December 06, 2001 at 10:05:47 (EST)
We are constently in a state of war against crime, all forms of it. However, when did we accept giving more rights to those who break the law then those that are law-abbiding? If you are willing to kill, you are ready to die.
David Smith <silvercat@mastercain.com>
Burlington, on Canada - Thursday, November 29, 2001 at 14:58:41 (EST)
Bring it back criminals deserve to be killed
Matty Senand <Matteorand@hotmail.com>
Norwich, Norfolk Uk - Thursday, November 29, 2001 at 09:34:29 (EST)
Talk about double satndards. Well let's talk about Amnesty International. Sacred life, sacred life. What about abortion? The silence is deafning then! Also how can anyone say that the death penalty insults the victims? Isn't it also insulting for a killer to get punishment in the same form as a con man? Now that's insult. The only way you stop killers is by killing them. Let's start doing just that! Could anyone sign the page if they think the same about Amnesty International or the Death Penalty? Thank you for your co-operation. Matthew O'Dowd
Matthew O'Dowd
Liverpool, United Kingdom - Thursday, November 22, 2001 at 15:19:58 (EST)
I kinda like it. Thanks!
Cherrie Nelson <cnelson12@aimultimedia.com>
Tacoma, WA USA - Friday, November 16, 2001 at 03:25:14 (EST)
We need justice in this country- bring back capital punishment. It is time that we start thinking about the victims of crime, not the criminals. "He who sheds man's blood, let his blood be shed."
Mark Hamilton <0029817@pictou.nscc.ns.ca>
Stellarton, NS Canada - Thursday, November 15, 2001 at 13:57:10 (EST)
i feel capital punishment is definitely something that should be initiated, in the time and age that we live, for violence, terrorism is nothing new why should the old laws soften.
rene filanes
weyburn, sk Canada - Thursday, November 15, 2001 at 00:10:30 (EST)
I think the criminal and justice system in Canada today is a joke. We definatley need better laws for punishment for serious crimes as well as many other issues. There's a problem when the justice system can't prosecute known criminals because of some "holes" in the system.
Kevin Holley <holleyk@hotmail.com>
Sault Ste Marie, ON Canada - Saturday, November 10, 2001 at 16:14:24 (EST)
Great site, keep up the good work
Randall E Eagen <pmeagen@juno.com>
Valparaiso, IN USA - Wednesday, November 07, 2001 at 17:23:25 (EST)
Right on!!!!!!!!
Keri-Ann Miller <roxy_girl_98@hotmail.com>
Kitchener, ON Canada - Thursday, November 01, 2001 at 19:27:12 (EST)
The lack of deterrent punishment has made the justice system a laughing stock in the criminal world. It is radiculed as a namby pamby system with cushy jails and "fuck huts" all easily avialable. Along with this have come Paul Bernardo, Karla Homolka, Clifford olsen and so on, yet the politicians blithely ignore reality and persist in the delusion that this is the right thing to do!!!!
Anurag Saincher <ardaas@hotmail.com>
Saudi Arabia, Canada - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 16:37:37 (EST)
The lack of deterrent punishment has made the justice system a laughing stock in the criminal world. It is radiculed as a namby pamby system with cushy jails and "fuck huts" all easily avialable. Along with this have come Paul Bernardo, Karla Homolka, Clifford olsen and so on, yet the politicians blithely ignore reality and persist in the delusion that this is the right thing to do!!!!
Anurag Saincher <ardaas@hotmail.com>
Canada - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 16:36:59 (EST)
I am totally in favor of re-instating the death penalty. I do not see why people like Paul Bernardo are allowed to live.
Martin
Canada - Monday, October 29, 2001 at 12:10:30 (EST)
It's nice to see that there are some people in this country that agree with me. If someone kills another, I personally don't feel that a few years in a glorified time out is punnishment enough. Our legal system is built on the principal of rehabilitation, that a person can change and truth to be told... most people do deserve a second chance. Remember, I said most people.
Matthew Little <w0026001@kingstec.nscc.ns.ca>
Kentville, NS Canada - Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 21:03:56 (EST)
The death penalty rocks! We need it now, before those murderers get back on the street and start killing again!
Jordan Bailey <jrkbailey@home.com>
Newmarket, On Canada - Thursday, October 25, 2001 at 10:45:14 (EDT)
no comment just add my name
R Cote <Pierhon@telusplanet.net>
Ralston, AB Canada - Friday, October 19, 2001 at 14:23:01 (EDT)
Many of the people on death row, are wanting to die then wait on death row. Which is exactly why they should be punished to live there. What the united states should do is put the men on death row to work. Whether work be putting up fences for the jail or building towers or houses or extra places to put them.
Adam Sperry <vgt_leathal_6769@hotmail.com>
Chillicothe , Il United States - Thursday, October 18, 2001 at 15:42:27 (EDT)
My vote says it all!
Alana Lofgren <lofgren@telus.net>
Maple R, BC Canada - Friday, October 12, 2001 at 00:23:53 (EDT)
I have been in law enforcement for 18 years. I worked as a policeman and correctional officer and I have seen very little justice. It is only the victims that suffer. Inmates in jail have told me that they will continue to break the law because if they are caught - jails are a "cake walk" (an easy place to live and hang out). The financial gains outweigh any jail time they may receive. If there is no deterrant for an inmate at any level of crime, why would you think that murder/manslaughter would be any different? If our system has harsher sentences including the dealth penalty, future offenders (young offenders) might think twice about violent criminal activity. We need to re-instate the dealth penalty in Canada. It might take ten years or more to see the results of such a change for example we are now seeing the devestating cultural changes from the implementation of the young offenders act in 1982. Decent people are afraid to walk the streets after dark. We definately need a strong legal system to combat crime. Let's start with bringing back capital punishment in Canada!
Tim McAteer
London, ON Canada - Thursday, October 11, 2001 at 21:17:16 (EDT)
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