Exodus

[FUZO]

TweetEYE FOR A EYE TOOTH FOR A TOOTH DO YOU GUYS BELEIVE IN THIS

[Rolsroyce]

Tweetdepends on the situation, intentional harm to me or family. hell yes all the way and then some.

[Klash]

TweetWhen it comes to murder! Most definitely but I also think you should error on the side of caution before supporting a state execution.

[supasaiyan99]

TweetYes sir!!! Eye for an eye tooth for a tooth. You steal, you get your hand cut off. You rape, you get castrated. You murder, you get a slow and painful death! People would think twice before comitting crimes.

[kite]

TweetIf we instituted this in our legal system the prisons would be virtually empty, lol! I go along with it under certain circumstances. This is one of the things that has always confused me about the Bible, is it eye for an eye or is it turn the other cheek? If the OT isn't really supposed to be followed by Christians because it mostly outlines the old Jewish Law as in Leviticus, then what if any parts should we still follow? Ya know, an omnipitent God should have been clearer when dealing with us simple humans, lol!

[solidground]

Tweetsomewhat..its circumstancial imo..As one example if a person is mentally challanged then you cant hold them completely responsible..i just dont think its a good rule to have in our day and age..back then i think it made more sense..If this was how it is wed have alot of handless politicians and salesman

[T-Man007]

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Yes sir!!! Eye for an eye tooth for a tooth. You steal, you get your hand cut off. You rape, you get castrated. You murder, you get a slow and painful death! People would think twice before comitting crimes.

I agree 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That would have a huge impact on crime. Did you know this country has only 5% of the world population but we have 20% of the world's population of criminals? That's just phuked up! The penalty for crime is too soft on some crimes and to hard on others. Some dude wants to get juiced up and get's caught with his supply and has to do 10 years because 'they' said he had enough to support intent to sale. On the flip side, some guy rapes a woman who is mentally screwed for life and gets out in 7 years. How the hell does that even add up?

FUZO - You have to look at that verse in it's entirety. I think it's more than just eye for an eye in terms of revenge. It's more of a rule for punishment to be carried out by law. Vengence, even in the Old Testament, has always been told to be God's responsibility, not ours. However, punishment for crimes was in fact given to man by God. Even back in Genisis God states that if the blood of man be shed by man, so shall his blood be shed. It other words, if you kill, you shall be killed. This is God talking, not man, so that right there tells you how much God loves mankind that he would instruct us to kill a man who has killed another. Obviously, there are circumstances like war, self defense, etc that do not count. Man has the right to preserve his life. However, if we were to institute punishments for crimes that were go severe, people would think twice. Imagine if you raped someone and were branded with a big "R" on your forehead. Or, if you sexually molested a child and was branded with a big "CM" on your face. People would never speak to that person, ever. That would make people think twice before doing some of the stuff they do.

[kite]

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somewhat..its circumstancial imo..As one example if a person is mentally challanged then you cant hold them completely responsible..i just dont think its a good rule to have in our day and age..back then i think it made more sense..If this was how it is wed have alot of handless politicians and salesman

I agree, but what if a tard molests a kid........what should happen to him? Here in Ga., Brunswick actually, there was a kid who was kidnapped, molested and murdered by a registered sex offender whose supposedly a tard. To me, I'd still say rape his ass with a ball bat wrapped in barbed wire, castrated him and then execute his ass.

[DJDIGGLER]

TweetDEFINITELY! I think there needs to be undisputable DNA evidence or actual footage with unbiased witnesses to convict anyone to lose a hand, leg, diick, or life. To many people are falsely imprisoned, so it would be so much worse if innocent people were put to death, or castrated because of a wrong conviction.

But if you are undisputably guilty, then there is no excuse why you shouldn't suffer the consequences.

[T-Man007]

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I agree, but what if a tard molests a kid........what should happen to him? Here in Ga., Brunswick actually, there was a kid who was kidnapped, molested and murdered by a registered sex offender whose supposedly a tard. To me, I'd still say rape his ass with a ball bat wrapped in barbed wire, castrated him and then execute his ass.

If the guy was a registered sex offender and a tard then he had no business being out on the street. Clearly he was dangerous enough to commit the crime and too dumb to know better. That was the fault of the system in my opinion. The guy should have been in a halfway house for life. Too dangerous, too dumb, too much risk. Period.

[kite]

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If the guy was a registered sex offender and a tard then he had no business being out on the street. Clearly he was dangerous enough to commit the crime and too dumb to know better. That was the fault of the system in my opinion. The guy should have been in a halfway house for life. Too dangerous, too dumb, too much risk. Period.

Yup, and the guy's parents are also locked up cause they tried to hide the body, lie to the cops about where the body was, who killed the kid, etc... The whole family is fukked.

[T-Man007]

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Yup, and the guy's parents are also locked up cause they tried to hide the body, lie to the cops about where the body was, who killed the kid, etc... The whole family is fukked.

Wow, but I have to say, that's a tough one. I've wondered to myself, if my son (after he was older) got into something and ended up killing someone.....what would I do? I mean, let's say he's a damn good boy, good grades, just a good boy and makes a mistake but due to the circumstances would be screwed, what would I do? I hope I'm never faced with that situation but I'd be willing to bet I would sacrifice my life to cover his ass. Of course, if he grows up to be a ****head and a punk with an attitude then there would be no way I would help him because I probably would feel he gets what he deserves. Also, on the same note, my younger brother is mentally challenged and it would bother me if he was locked up for life for something he didn't understand, but at the same time, I wouldn't think it would be fair to have him out on the street either. But, my brother does have some sense of right from wrong.

[kite]

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But, my brother does have some sense of right from wrong.

Most do, we've got a few with MR here at the nursing home and although the do or say things that others wouldn't, they still know right from wrong when it comes to anything major. Now various stages of dementia or psychosis is a different story all together, lol!

[T-Man007]

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Most do, we've got a few with MR here at the nursing home and although the do or say things that others wouldn't, they still know right from wrong when it comes to anything major. Now various stages of dementia or psychosis is a different story all together, lol!

Yeah, I forgot to mention, by brother also has schizophrenia.

[6p6]

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depends on the situation, intentional harm to me or family. hell yes all the way and then some.

hell ya