>>>>>>Justice Antonin Scalia pointed to a North Carolina man as a perfect example of a man who should be executed. The man was pardoned yesterday - he was innocent.
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>>>>>>www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/scalias-perfect-capital-punishment-case-falls-apart
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>>>>>Anyone knows that its more important to take revenge and find a scapegoat rather than finding the truth.
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>>>>>This is one of the main reasons why I hate the American system for capital punishment: Any time it is proven the wrong guy ended up at death row, it is proving that the system is rotten to the core.
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>>>>...right. And considering how many death-row inmates have been released because they were in fact innocent, my guess is that it's safe to assume that there has been innocent people executed. At the current time there is no case where this has been proven , but of course cone the person is executed, no one really looks anymore. I think its just a matter of time before this happens though. When it does happen it will be interesting if it changes anyone's mind on the subject or not.
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>>>Google "Cameron Todd Willingham" - pick the source of your choice
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>>Yep I'm quite familiar with that case. On that on Texas Governor Rick Perry sabotaged the investigation into it too. Everyone knows the guy was innocent - but hey it's Texas & they fell the need to kill people there.
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>it's cuz we're harrrrrrd on crihme! Unless it's done by Gov GoodHair, who's running for Prez (again) whilst under Federal indictment for abuse of power.

...or a banker that causes a worldwide financial meltdown..ha