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Monday, December 17, 2012 at 6:44PM I wrote the other day that something has changed in society; my own American society anyway, for sure. Have people always been this deranged? Are the people changing, or are the methods?
Monday, December 12, 2011 at 6:57PM 
It may be recalled that Troy Anthony Davis was executed sometime back, and so have many others been all around the world. While hundreds of people continue to wait on the macabre sounding 'death row', it calls for a closer scrutiny of one of the most primitive forms of punishments meted out to humans. No matter what the crime is, if the punishment susses out the life of the person who is being punished, it is murder. Murdering criminals (or those who are assumed criminals, without enough proof to establish the crime like in Troy Anthony Davis' case) is an inhuman act, and not a punishment.
