Reposted by David
there are moral arguments against the death penalty in its ideal form but in real life you never need to get there. the prior question is "can the state be trusted to end the life only of the rightly convicted without torture?" and the answer is no
![When someone lamented that "everyone [is] so offended about everything," Fowler replied, "Yeah your post is way off base.
And ignorant. Perhaps you have a rare talent for massively missing the point.
Two real people that I have known for decades being depicted in a case of physical abuse when isn't humor to me. I guess you're just another one who finds depictions of violence on women hilarious.'](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:655rwq4qe6ideol7eyx3prkz/bafkreihzjcnd5o6atr5nbcub56ctyobe7zrtwnsnbku6focp7riw3ja6na)
