Until the post i moved, I'm going to state my opinions because I'm evil and opinionated. 
Death is a blessing, and frankly, if someone murdered one of my kin, I would like to see them dead as well, so I'm for the death penalty. And no, the executioner who pulled the plug on the chair or gave them the pill, so forth, should NOT suffer the same fate because the executioner is doing mankind justice. I do NOT see the executioner as cruel or misguided but as a savior on some respects. Think about it. If the executioner was responsible for knocking off a mass murderer or someone that was responsible for killing a member in your family, I don't think you'd object. Be gone with them! Be gone with the scum!Why is there a death penalty (As surely if someone is executed by the state for murdering someone, the executioner should be executed for executing hehe and so on)?
Pfft... if you think THOSE are inhumane, how about the victims that suffered intolerable and outstanding abuse and violent deaths? Jeffrey Dalmer is a great example. Read about him, and you will be thoroughly discussed! Frankly, the punishments we have no and days I don't believe them to be enough on some levels. Besides, remember this: We've come a long away from your "inhumane" way of thinking. Back when the US was just making a name for itself, back before the outbrake of war in 1775, punishments were by far more fearsome and deadly. Shall I name a few? There were was the Whipping Post, where a man would be tied down by the wrists and publicly humiliated by being whipped repeatedly. Then there was the Dunking Stool, similar to the Electric Chair. The only difference was that the victim was dunked several times without even catching a breath. There was of course tar and feathering, the Stocks, Pillories, Branks, and branding. Oh, and my personal favorite (not!) was a firing squad. No, the punishments we have today are a walk in the park compared to the past, sorry to say.Why is it done in such inhumane way for example, The Electric Chair literally fries all the blood-cells in your head, and the lethal injection is poisoning, and in extreme cases of course hanging?
This is a very easy question. Death doesn't affect everyone to the degree you might think. Doctors, morticians, undertakers and the like deal with this subject everyday, and neither of them say to themselves, "How do you live with yourself?" It's their job, duty, and a service they provide to people worldwide, including executioners.-How do the executioners live with themselves?
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