Reply #137: I don't think you've really read my other posts here

[WonderGrunion]

Of course I want him found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt first. I even advocated a higher standard than that for applying the death penalty. But once that level of certainty has been reached (like in the Polly Klaas case), I whole heartedly endorse the death penalty be applied. Putting him in the general population at that point is killing him just as assuredly. My way is simply more humane.

My opinion may be stupid to you, but yours is not well thought out.