BBM. And why would it stop at child-killers? Why not brutal rapist-murderers of promising young (or not-so-young) women and men? What about those who murder the physically or mentally challenged, the cancer-stricken, teenagers, the elderly, the good?
This thread is NOT the place to open up the death-penalty debate, IMHO. We're here to discuss the trial of the alleged (and confessed) killers of Tori Stafford, and since the death penalty does not presently exist in Canada, it is not part of this trial.
FWIW, it's bad enough that the recently passed (in the view of many, deeply misguided) crime omnibus bill has been tethered to (serious) issues of child exploitation as a way of making political capital. Pushing for the reinstatement of CP in Canada on the basis of this case -- and in this thread -- seems to me to be profoundly off the mark.
IMHO, JMO and all that,
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