The Life of David Gale
Did anyone else think this was eerily similar to the life of David Gale? Well not completely, but certain parts
shareNot at all. Life of David Gale was a piece of trash propaganda piece. This movie, although centering on a death row inmate, does not take a political stance but is simply a mystery/thriller. Nothing like Life of David Gale.
shareI find a resembles as well...
Both of the movies are about showing that there shouldn't be a thing as a death sentence, since the law system isn't perfect.
There have certainly been people who have been wrongfully accused and killed by this system...
Hey jadirajan:
Show me where just one person has been "killed by this system" by being wrongly accused. No one anti-death penalty activist can point to anyone being executed while being innocent. You can email me at movieguru11 at yahoo dot com -- and I'll mail you $100 if you can show me just one person executed when innocent -- with valid evidence to your whacked out claim.
You can't so, don't make blanket statements that are ignorant at best and ultra-ignorant at worse.
I am pro-death penalty, but I have 2 names for you (well, maybe a 3rd too)
Joe Hill
Jesse Tafero
Barbara Graham (from what I have read, wrong place, wrong time--she did not do the murder)
I suppose you don't read or watch tv; there are at least 123 people who've been on death row and released because they were innocent.
Here's the list, troll:
http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=6&did=110
I am actually sure that the poster knows that info. The poster wanted people to show an actual person who had been executed.
shareJust because these people were pardoned, it does not mean that they were actually innocent. These numbers include accomplices and others who were not proven guity; they were exonerated for various other reasons. They may not have been the triggerman, but that does not mean they are innocent - or at least not absolutely innocent. This is a deception of the media and the anti-death penalty people. Also, not all those exonerations were death row exonerations, some were prison exonerations. Go to http://www.prodeathpenalty.com/Innocence.htm
shareIf you're too lazy to read the link to the info that I posted, why did you bother responding, a$$hole?
Eddie: "You just broke his ankle, Jack!"
Jack: "He shouldn't have been playing with adults." ii.iv
lol, I think you're bankrupt... death penalty is a banal thing.. glad I'm dutch and we have a civilized law system.
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