Debate: Do You Support or Oppose the Death Penalty?
Side: I Support it

And no. Nobody has any right to listen to what I say to somebody privately, either over the telephone or over the internet or in person. That doesn't mean they don't: simply that it is wrong, no matter what way you look at it.The right to complete privacy is a complete illusion.Nudity is not sinful.The only reason privacy is necessary is if certain knowledge or information falls into the wrong hands at the wrong times.The wrong information being in the wrong hands can cause damage.However, when in the hands of the NSA, CIA, MI5, MI6, GCHQ it use put to good use.The secret service and the prime minister/president having access to our emails, phone calls etc, enables them to track down terrorism and criminal activity as well as control it and prevent it.The accounts I've read by people who were tested upon would strongly, vehemently disagree with you there. Try this video of testimony by a psychiatrist. Or this.They tested their experiments for these mind control weapons on mental patients, in other words, on people who had low I'Qs, or people who were evil murderers who ended up in mental wards.Nothing wrong with nasty mental experiments on people with low IQs or weird mentally ill murderous locked away guilty of murder!It's an innocent action and expressed through healthy means!The government needs control like I need a Gutenberg Bible.It might be fun to have, but having it will only damage it.Governmental control is not about fun, it is about structure and organization and planning.The government needs to be controlled so as to prevent such blatant abuses.Both the government and society needs to have good control.There is plentyThe people they tested it on deserved it.Also, those tests were just very exaggerated cases with injurious results.Experiments on the public probably never happened and if they did, they were probably conducted in tiny harmless doses, nothing like what had happened to the pitiless prisonersAnyway, the few people that were tested with plutonium was necessary in comparison to the vital research that could be garnered from it.From this mind controlling research, millions of lives could be saved, so the experiments were worth it."Plutonium was recognized as potentially dangerous even when the total amount of Pu in existence was only a few milligrams. " - HereThe site that you had just provided says nothing to do with plutonium being harmful in a few milligrams.Where is the evidence for this.And which people were tested with over a few milligrams?Were even the worthless prisoners test with over a few milligrams?A few is not a specific number statistically, although it actually means 3.Statistics don't omit the word "few", therefore the word "few" as opposed to "3" exposes this claim and being baseless and possibly fraudulent.Time disagrees with you, no surprise there.The government adding poison to alcohol was to help tackle stupidity.Stupidity causes people to excessive drink usually.Drink does not cause stupidity in most cases.The government was merely trying to fight stupidity by preventing idiots from making the bad decision to excessive drinking.Stupidity is something that is hard to tackle and the government were only doing what they could do to tackle idiocy.At one point it was deemed plausible to tackle stupidity be sheer force and it still is sometimes.I don't blame the government.You, my dear idiot, are the epitome of stupidity.Why do I get the feeling that an American politician could shoot every member of your family to death and you'd still vote for them? After all, they must've had a great reason.You get that feeling from your thought process of idiocy.Your idiocy causes you not to understand the motivations of the swift striking tenacious bulldog of a government that we have.I don't believe in any conspiracy theories. I believe in the facts.Your desire for this will get you far.Be my student.Thus I have taken it upon myself to do soI am glad for your desire to give a good response, the tact of it perhaps not.