I ran across an editorial piece in the UK Telegraph today, What Teresa Lewis’s last meal of fried chicken and apple pie tells us about America. It’s really not worth reading, IMO.
But the comments are.
The author of the piece, Lucy Jones, makes her abhorrence for the death penalty apparent in the column, but in the comments, she goes one step farther:
I think it’s morally, absolutely, categorically wrong to take another person’s life. The details of the crime aren’t going to make a difference.
So, Lucy, if someone makes an attempt on your life, you should just lie back and think of England?