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Jul 22, 2016 Letters
Dear Editor,
I beg to disagree with the learned ambassadors from the UN on abolition of the death penalty. The vast majority if not all countries in the world have the death penalty. It is carried out every day by terrorists, robbers, drug traffickers, rapists, etc. and is imposed on men, women, children, babies, the elderly, the sick, lame, and many other categories of victims. People all over the world receive the death penalty which is carried out on them for being in their homes, walking in the street, flying in a commercial aircraft, walking their babies, having a few dollars in their pockets etc. The executioners have all human rights, the rest of us have NO HUMAN RIGHT TO LIFE.!! When they execute our men, women and children, we are required to host them the best we can. Feed them well, love them, forgive them, then give them another chance to go out and execute some more.
Malcolm Gilkes
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