Good question, and good man to ask.
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Not specific but still a reply lol
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I answered the question he asked. When one doesn’t get the answer he hoped for, ask a better question.
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Replying to @PraetorianSwift @AndrewLoeschner
O magic Swift ball What method of public execution is best used on sexually abusive clergy?
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Replying to @TheBrometheus @AndrewLoeschner
My issue with public execution is that it is more for the public and to deter others than it is for punishment.
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Replying to @PraetorianSwift @AndrewLoeschner
You consider that a negative? Please elaborate.
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Replying to @TheBrometheus @AndrewLoeschner
In our history of public execution. It has developed gruesome displays of death for the general public’s viewing. But upon closer observation, the death is quick, painless, and usually involves a hood. Dignity for the soon to be departed.
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If it were for true punishment, it would have been devised for pain while allowing time to consider the error of the offender’s decision.
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I see. I suspect that’s a legacy of Christianity teaching dignity for all, even the offender. Your opinion is that the death should render greater suffering? My purpose is specifically the deterrent and humiliation factor, reading the crimes aloud in the public square beforehand.
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With a full night of consideration to encourage repentance before the dawn.
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Why not combine the two?
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