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Originally Posted by mykalberta
What do you mean, imposing morales?
Its an extradition for a trial, its one thing if you dont believe their justice system to be fair, its completely different if you dont believe in their penalties.
Should the US not extradite a possible murderer to Canada if it doesnt believe in the case or some type of evidence?
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If Canada believes that the individual was going to face unfair punishment or an unreasonable process of law, I think that they should not have to go back.
Imagine you are a cop/lawyer and a kid showed up at your house after doing something wrong (definitely worthy of punishment), but you know that when their parents get them back they are going to get an completely unreasonable beating, what would you do and how would you feel about it...do you give 'em back (too bad so sad) or do you interfere?
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Originally Posted by mykalberta
Its about the Canadian Liberal ideals putting their European based ideas against those of the United States.
If you kill, you should be killed, plain and simple. Use the money saved by not imprisoning them to support, um, Global Warming or welfare or homeless or whatever you want.
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So Robert Latimer (Farmer who killed his daughter because she was in pain) and
Steven Truscott (15 year old convicted of murder in 1959, recent evidence suggests he was innocent) should have been executed?
Please