Reply #6: now there's a credible bunch for you

[iverglas]

They claim to believe -- against all evidence -- that
the death penalty is an effective deterrent (to
"certain types of crimes"; maybe they'd be right
if what they had in mind was shoplifting ...).

So their opinion about anything else that is a matter
of fact (whether the fact is knowable or not), and not
opinion, would matter to anyone ... why was it, now?

Not to mention the question of why the opinions, about
anything that is a matter of opinion, of people who
overwhelmingly have such revolting opinions (death
penalty for killing of law enforcement officer) would
matter to anybody, let alone a liberal/progressive/Democrat,
anyhow ...

Haven't we seen all this before? Is there something
about it that makes it more worth knowing or thinking
about than any other time?