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Originally posted by Schroeder:
If convicts truly want to find God, than they will. After that, it's up to His judgement.
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Schroeder . . . what the fuck kind of Christian are you? Oh yeah, the standard, cookie cutter version - completely close-minded. The mission of God's church on Earth is go forth and expand his flock. What the fuck do you think missionaries are for? If someone in the jungle had never heard of God, how could he actively seek it unless someone went out of his way to show them the word of God.
I have known people who have never gone to church because no one invited them. It's only up to an individual to find God if God's followers are completely fucking lazy and useless, and then they're just lukewarm believers, which God hates the most (He says that he spits them back out).
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Originally posted by Schroeder:
As for the innocent people, that is unfortunate, but at least they would have piece of mind to know that they hadn't actually done it. Sadly, thousands of people have probably died while being innocent. Regardless of how the death penalty is implemented, it wouldn't change that fact, so it's a non-point.
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Um . . . no . . . no, no, no . . .
I'm sorry, i'm just ashamed to hear another member of my species showing such fucking contempt and apathy for his fellow man. You're wrong, hundreds of thousands have died for crimes they did not commit, and it's no piece of mind to die when you're thirty-five because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. It's a fucking injustice, a travesty.
What if, since OJ Simpson got the hook, you were arrested tommorrow and killed for his crimes, and OJ is off, still a millionaire, playing golf everyday. Would that give you piece of mind, or would you be that fucking pissed off. I know no system is perfect, but the thing I dislike most about America is that we put innocent people to death, even to this day. There must be checks and balances in the system, because no one should ever have to be put through that ordeal.
And, by the way, God boy, aren't Christians supposed to follow the teachings of Jesus? Wasn't he known for his unbelieveable compassion. He spent some of his time on the cross saving the soul of the criminal next to him, something Schroeder isn't up for doing. Also, according to the Bible, thinking about committing a sin is the same as committing one. It's just as essential to have a pure mind as it is pure actions. And well, Schroeder, if you were in power, you are saying that you would severely punish, and execute criminals, even if they are innocent.
Sounds kind of hypocritical to me, man.
Oh, and, if you're going to be a Christian, read your fucking Bible. You think you can know how to be a Christian because you go to church, listen to a sermon, and pray sometimes, fuck you, that's being such a fucker poser.
I renounced my Christianity years ago, and it still absolutely pisses me off to hear assholes say shit completely counter to their religion, while still laying claim as a member of the faith.