Friday, January 18, 2008
Should We Kill? William Boyd Tucker Jr.
William Boyd Tucker Jr. was executed in Georgia for the kidnapping, and murder of Kathleen Perry, a newlywed who was expecting a child.
What is the morally justifiable way to treat this murderer?
When is it ok to kill someone?
Should the government be allowed to make these decisions?
Under what Circumstances?
Have we ever killed an innocent?
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Monday, January 7, 2008
Should We Kill? The Ethics of the Death Penalty - Richard Tucker Jr.
Richard Tucker, Jr. was sentenced to death for the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Edna Sandefur, a retired nurse. He was electrocuted on May 29, 1987.
Should we have killed this man for his crimes?
Was there a better alternative?
Joe McCraw
http://www.joemccraw.com
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Should We Kill?
This site is hoping to foster a dialog about the Death Penalty in the United States.
Each episode will focus on the last words of someone who we put to death. Do you have an opinion? Please comment, and let me know your thoughts.
Is it ever ok to kill a person?
Can everyone be rehabilitated?
Is the Death Penalty a deterrant?
Does killing heal victim's pain?
Is the Death Penalty Civilized?
Can we save innocent lives by killing?
Thanks
Joe McCraw
http://www.joemccraw.com
Each episode will focus on the last words of someone who we put to death. Do you have an opinion? Please comment, and let me know your thoughts.
Is it ever ok to kill a person?
Can everyone be rehabilitated?
Is the Death Penalty a deterrant?
Does killing heal victim's pain?
Is the Death Penalty Civilized?
Can we save innocent lives by killing?
Thanks
Joe McCraw
http://www.joemccraw.com
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