Tag Archives: Capital punishment

Capital Punishment: Values vs. Ethics?

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Guest Writer

(Editor’s note: 538Refugees occasionally hosts guest editorials. This one is from across the big pond. Based in London, Dee A. Mason is a freelance travel writer, and as a result relishes culture and broadening her horizons through debate and exploration. … Continue reading →

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An Eye For an Eye

Posted on September 25, 2011 by Mr. Universe

On Wednesday night, after repeated attempts for clemency, Georgia executed Troy Davis; a man convicted in 1989 of killing an off duty police officer. Up until now I had never heard of Troy Davis but because the evidence against him … Continue reading →

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Do (Time) or Die

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Guest Writer

(Ed. note: We occasionally accept guest op-eds at 538 Refugees. This week we present an article from regular commenter mclever. — Mr. Universe) by Mac (mclever) I grew up in northern Illinois under the shadow of John Wayne Gacy. He was the real-life … Continue reading →

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