> Personally, I am
> against the death penalty because I don't believe that two wrongs make a
> right.
Two wrongs are only wrongs by a particular definition. I personally
believe that those who cannot give life should not be so quick to hand
out death.
> However, the issue takes on an added dimension when, in our
> envisioned immortalist future, murder is equivalent to denying someone
> eternity.
When we can decide to give life, we can then decide to take it away.
> What should be the punishment then?
Reformatting.
-- Hagbard CelineNot a clerk of the nostalgia of the declining ruling class.