Then again, maybe in the right cases, the death penalty should be allowed

[Viking]

Well, you could also ask why is a life worth keeping? What is so bad about killing? Animals kill other animals constantly for food, noone would say that's a bad thing, in war we kill others, in self defense it's even seen as okay but when a murderer or rapist is caught his life suddenly gets some value that has to be kept by locking him up until he dies of something else which basically means ending his life until it really ends because in prison he doesn't have a lot to live for anyway, unless we're talking about Norway which has luxury prisons that everyone leaves as a productive member of society in which case it actually makes sense to lock people up instead of shooting them at the scene which is much cheaper.

When people talk about love, they often come up with how we are still animals and hardwired to do this or that, well yeah, let's apply my animalistic, selfish instincts here as well and say if he isn't doing any good to me let's get rid of him, plain and simple, we're just wired that way.
Despite that, even a murderer is just a hull of protein and water with biochemical reactions inside but I said that before.

There are all kinds of people that "aren't doing any good to me", perhaps I should slay them all, its how I'm 'wired', isn't it?

As for the rest of the post; it's straw men galore.

I mentioned selfishness didn't I? I happen to like that other bunch of protein more than the killer so I decided that he should die, if you disagree we will see who the stronger is, man that even fits nature again, the stronger survive...

So you're much of an anarchist, then? Not interested in law and order in other words.

[Husar]

As for the rest of the post; it's straw men galore.

Well, I like cereals.

So you're much of an anarchist, then? Not interested in law and order in other words.

No, when law and order say that for raping you have to get killed, then so be it. What I actually wanted was areason for it not to say that and Fenring was the only one who gave a good one, human error.