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Quote from: Dove on March 11, 2026, 10:47:30 PMLiberals started losing me over this. I support the death penalty.

 And liberals argued me and called me heartless and argued for getting rid of prisons all together.

 They are biggest fools and they do not understand that not everyone thinks like normal people think. There are truly evil people who prey on the most vulnerable and no amount of "rehabilitation" is going to change them. They will simply learn to play the game.

 Let's save our tax dollars and eliminate them.

I have mixed feelings about capital punishment.

On the one hand, people that commit heinous crimes should be permanently removed from society. On the other hand I know Canada has falsely convicted a lot of people for murder. Here are some of the more high profile false convictions here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overturned_convictions_in_Canada

We have the death penalty here in Singapore and we use it a lot. It has widespread support including my husband and I.

Quote from: Shen Li on March 11, 2026, 10:26:16 PMCanada's ederal government has passed laws which regulate what you can see, hear and share online.

The government says it intends to promote Canadian culture and stop "misinformation" on the internet and in streaming services such as Netflix, YouTube and Spotify.

But here is the risk that comes with that kind of government control.

You could see more government-approved content, while channels that contain what the government calls "misinformation" could be much harder for you to find.

This could chill independent media and hard-hitting podcasts that are critical of government policies like tax hikes, banning gas and diesel vehicles, and bailouts for legacy media.

The government's push to regulate online channels and podcasts could hurt your access to the information you want.

 Yiiiikkkeeesss 

 That's intense. That's some Orwell 1984 shit.

Quote from: Shen Li on March 11, 2026, 10:39:55 PMI think your opinion is very very very normal. Most people would wholeheartedly even if they don't have the guts to say so.

 Liberals started losing me over this. I support the death penalty.

 And liberals argued me and called me heartless and argued for getting rid of prisons all together.

 They are biggest fools and they do not understand that not everyone thinks like normal people think. There are truly evil people who prey on the most vulnerable and no amount of "rehabilitation" is going to change them. They will simply learn to play the game.

 Let's save our tax dollars and eliminate them.

Quote from: Dove on March 11, 2026, 01:24:59 PMI know some find my position extreme and I know if that were a known penalty people would hesitate to report these matters in cases where the offender is female. 

 But we cannot rehabilitate these people.

 Toss them in a wood chipper lol.

I think your opinion is very very very normal. Most people would wholeheartedly agree even if they don't have the guts to say so.

President Trump has appointed Erika Kirk to serve on the Air Force Academy's Board of Visitors, according to the White House.

Canada's ederal government has passed laws which regulate what you can see, hear and share online.

The government says it intends to promote Canadian culture and stop "misinformation" on the internet and in streaming services such as Netflix, YouTube and Spotify.

But here is the risk that comes with that kind of government control.

You could see more government-approved content, while channels that contain what the government calls "misinformation" could be much harder for you to find.

This could chill independent media and hard-hitting podcasts that are critical of government policies like tax hikes, banning gas and diesel vehicles, and bailouts for legacy media.

The government's push to regulate online channels and podcasts could hurt your access to the information you want.