We can sit here all day and discuss whether or not the death penalty is morally right or morally wrong. I can give you case after case of innocent people who have been brutally and horrifically murdered, sometimes even children, by people who feel no remorse whatsoever for the what they did. These people deserve to die. As both peace loving and tax paying citizens of the United States of America, we should not have to deal with the burden of having these monsters sucking up our taxpayers hard earned income, and using our democracy to avoid the punishments that they deserve. Let me conclude with a story. On December 8th, 1999, Cecil Boran was driving his pick-up truck home from work to his family in Star City Arkansas. At this same time, Kenneth Williams broke out of a state penitentiary where he was serving a life sentence for brutally killing an innocent High School Cheerleader. He convinced the court that he deserved a life sentence as opposed to death. Williams then meet Boran in his driveway and stabbed him repeatedly, leaving him to die in his own driveway to be found by his wife and kids. Williams then stole Boran's truck and later crashed it in a high speed police chase. Williams then went back to court and was placed on death row. The bottom line is that if Williams was placed on Death row after one vicious attack, Cecil Boran would still be alive today and the Williams family would still have a loving father and a husband. This is why the deathpenalty must be used.
