Reintroduction of Death Penalty in the UK

For too long the dangerous left wingers and liberals masquerading as the saviours of true democracy and justice in this country have hijacked most of the main parties and reduced an important innocent life-saving judicial penalty into a farcically termed mandatory life sentence for the hideous crime which is first degree murder (or murder with intent).

The fact that hardly any of those convicted of first degree murder in this country ever serve their full sentences and in reality very few serve more than half of their original sentences should tell us a lot. But illogical sentimentality and an ignorance of the real facts have plagued any discussion on this important topic for British society in the last 30 or more years and I believe the debate needs to be urgently restarted.

The numbers of innocent people killed by recomitting lifers who have been let out of prison far outnumbers the amount of wrongfully killed by the state over the last 100 years or even more in the U.S.A to use one specific national example. Surely it is the urgent responsibility of both the elected as well as the electors in our country to stand up for the greater good, after all no legal system will ever be perfect but out of these 2 systems the death penalty is thus the better, least wrong, fairer, cheaper, more efficient and better deterring method.

It is also in my personal view the system which actually views human life as sacred rather than our current outrageously unjust routine for society whereby murderers are given a second and in some cases even a third chance at life when their victims will never be allowed either.