>>There been many cases of paroled killers killing again. I don't know when was the last time in recent years that an innocent man was executed.
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>I'm too lazy to go back and find the exact date when you got divorced from logic.

One of those monthly grumpy days?

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>First "It's thou shall not murder." - therefore, about the linguistic difference between the biblical meanings of "kill" and "murder" - as if Christianity was a solely English language thing (and what GW2B speaks isn't much of English either). But then you go on "paroled killers killing again". Huh? What does that have to do with the semantics of the Christian commandment? Or is it "if we don't kill them, we have to let them go free". Do I hear a XOR() here? Either kill them or let them free? Another Christian XOR(), black XOR white, tertium non datur? Dichotomy as the only way of thinking? You should g... um, they should get a life.

You don't see the difference in "thou shalt not kill" and "thou shalt not murder"?
What is it with you and Christianity? Geez get a grip?

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>And, last but not least, at least 15 since 1992 in the US (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrongful_execution leads to http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=412&scid=6 where they say 126 since 1973) - but even one would be too much.

Right. It goes both ways. Just one innocent murder by a parolee is way too much, unfortunately there's too many of them. Several of them happen every year. How about all the killings that can and do happen in prison, I guess that's ok.

BTW I was never for execution in questionable cases.