Hedaruwa.blogspot.com

Saturday, February 16, 2013


Posted by Unknown at 5:03 PM No comments:
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Home
Subscribe to: Comments (Atom)

Blog Archive

  • ▼  2013 (1)
    • ▼  February (1)

About Me

Unknown
View my complete profile
To Kill Or Not To Kill

No society is perfect, so every society has crime and if it has crime it also needs punishment.Usually murder is considered the most serious crime, and some societies insist that the criminal receive the same punishment as he/she has given to the victim. This is called capital punishment and it is not a good thing because it lowers society to the level of the criminal and it also ignores the fact that people are not infallible.

Firstly, when a society treats a criminal like he/she has treated someone else, that whole society lowers itself to the level of the criminal.It lets the criminal determine what society should do. In effect we are saying, “Killing is bad, so we are going to kill you!” If we kill the killer, we are becoming just as violent as that person.

Furthermore,capital punishment is wrong because it assumes that people can make a judgement that is perfectly right. Once a person has been executed, he/she cannot be brought back to life if it is later discovered that a mistake has been made. One of the last people to receive capital punishment in England was convicted on the testimony of an older man who was later discovered to have been the real murderer. The guilty man escaped punishment and a judge and jury were convinced that an innocent man was guilty. We are not God. We don’t know everything, so we can’t be right all the time.

There are many ways of dealing with criminals, but capital punishment is an unsuitable one because it fails to take into account that every person can make a mistake. In addition, killing people is a strange and illogical way for a society to tell people that murder is bad. Yes, murder is a terrible crime, but it is even worse when a society does it. Instead of one person being a killer we all become killers.

Lindsay Lohan's half-sister gets plastic surgery to look more like herLindsay Lohan's half-sister gets plastic surgery to look more like herLindsay Lohan's half sister Ashley Horn has spent USD 25,000 on plastic surgery to look more like the troubled actress.


Ashley, who shares the same father as Lindsay, debuts her new look in the latest issue of a lifestyle magazine, reported Ace Showbiz.

"I've gotten rhinoplasty, a bit of refinement underneath my cheeks and jawline, some fat injected into my chin and some fat injected into my upper cheeks," Ashley said.

"My goal was to look like Lindsay in her good days, when she was around 18, 19 years old. I'm hotter than Lindsay! I have no problem saying that," she added.

Ashley said that she is not like her actress sister in terms of personalities.

"I'm not Lindsay. I wasn't raised in that family," she insists. Ashley also says that she does not have any relationship with the Lohans and she does not want one.

"I don't drink, do drugs or party. I like being a responsible person," she said.
Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.