Comments Thread For: Pacquiao is Firm: Drug Traffickers Deserve The Death Penalty!

[buge]

Here comes your anti-Black ass right on cue.

Boot-licking b*tch.

shut your nappy ass up, you ****ing hypocrite

[Kigali]

death penalty is legit, saves a ton of taxpayer money too

A Trumpster shouldn't use words like legit.

[buge]

...but Manny lobbied for a drug traffickers like be spared...now look at him.

not executing someone has nothing to do with that quote either

[buge]

A Trumpster shouldn't use words like legit.

shut your nappy ass up, you hypocrite

Africa is calling, why don't you go live there and support your people instead of living off the White man's dollars.

[joe strong]

Manny has turned into such a clown since dipping into politics. I use to like him but now I want to see him get his ass beat. He needs to STFU about this stuff as he wasn't exactly a model citizen growing up & earlier in his career. Stick to boxing & STFU about these topics...

[Strategic1]

I actually support the death penalty for big time smugglers and sellers/importers/growers of shabu, crack, heroine.

But from reports...I read Duterte is just pretty crazy. And they let masked guys on motorcycles hunt people down .

I support it if there's a trial, conviction of the people distributing drugs..or if the drug smuggler is shooting back..

I don't support the execution of users/addicts. People can go through rough times and make bad choices. Punish those who exploit the users for profit. But I read Duterte gives incentives for these masked men to kill people on their 'lists'. That is wrong and surely some of those executed were just small time users of drugs or were wrongly named on lists ...just for monetary gain.

Not sure if Pacquiao really understands this as a whole. Duterte seems too extreme.

[LoadedWraps]

Suena como el escándalo de los falsos positivos en Colombia.

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

Mi papa es de Pereira.

[kafkod]

you (like so many non-Christians) take Bible quotes out of context

The quote has to do with condemning someone to hell ... executing the traffickers and letting God decide where they should go (heaven or hell) is fully in line with the context of that quote.

That quote is from the Sermon on the Mount, when Jesus was talking to his followers about how they should behave towards each other, in their day to day lives.

Jesus knew the truth about human beings, which is that none of us are perfect, so none of us should judge and punish others unless we are ready to accept that same judgement and punishment ourselves.

People who call themselves Christians and advocate capital punishment should remember that Jesus stopped the execution of a woman who was about to be stoned to death by telling the would-be executioners, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone"

[buge]

That quote is from the Sermon on the Mount, when Jesus was talking to his followers about how they should behave towards each other, in their day to day lives.

Jesus knew the truth about human beings, which is that none of us are perfect, so none of us should judge and punish others unless we are ready to accept that same judgement and punishment ourselves.

That is ridiculous, you think nobody should punish anyone - there should be no laws and no prisons & all judges are going to hell I guess?

You left out the next line: "For in the way you judge, you will be judged"

There is nothing said against judging someone correctly, just don't do it hypocritically or falsely.

I CORINTHIANS 6:3: "Know ye not that we shall judge angels? How much more things that pertain to this life?"

JOHN 7:24: "Judge not according to appearance, but judge righteous judgment."

People who call themselves Christians and advocate capital punishment should remember that Jesus stopped the execution of a woman who was about to be stoned to death by telling the would-be executioners, "Let he who
is without sin cast the first stone"

earlier verse: "They said this to test him, so that they might have some charge to bring against him." ... he was too smart for that, and got rid of them easily

There are numerous New Testament passages advocating capital punishment ... although not for the sin of adultery, which that woman was guilty of.

[Biolink]

What a ****ing hypocrite. He went to Indonesia to save a filipino drug trafficker a few years ago.


"Manny Pacquiao begs Indonesia president to spare life of drug smuggler Mary Jane Veloso about to be executed"

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...-10206768.html

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What a ****ing hypocritical moron.