the price of sin

Delia 2022-03-26 09:01:06

Maybe it’s because of my lack of awareness and life experience, or because my attitude towards criminals is still extreme. Even after seeing Matt’s fear of death and his final repentance, I still can’t sympathize with him, and think that the only way to execute him is to execute him. The best way to punish crimes is to comfort the relatives of the victims.
Assuming Matt hadn't been sentenced to death, perhaps he wouldn't have admitted his guilt in the end, or would have pushed the blame to the outside world, slammed everything that wasn't pleasing to the eye and avoided his own mistakes. To a certain extent, the psychology of criminals is very powerful and distorted, and the criminals sentenced to death are even worse. I don't think they will truly repent until the end of their lives. And even if they repented, they could not make up for the torment of the victim, the lost soul, and the pain of their relatives.
Of course, criminals are also human beings, and they have the right to be respected. It is understandable to grant them litigation rights and even spiritual relief, but they should also pay the price for their sins. If you want your soul to be redeemed, then don't commit sins in your next life~

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Extended Reading
  • Granville 2022-04-22 07:01:29

    Even death row prisoners need dignity. Like Sarandon, like Sean Penn. Murder is definitely not right, but there is a reason to go back and see a lot of people like this. So whose problem is it? No one is willing to commit crimes. I think those inmates on death row are quite pitiful, but going back and thinking about those who were killed is even more sympathetic, so what should we do? !

  • Jamir 2022-04-21 09:02:09

    The heroine's acting is amazing. It's just that when all kinds of racism mix in, the rhythm is a little messy. Can only fire one shot at a time, in short death, don't pull him? cheap him?

Dead Man Walking quotes

  • Prison Guard: Tell me something, Sister. What is a nun doing in a place like this? Shouldn't you be teaching children? Do you know what this man has done? How he killed them kids?

    Sister Helen Prejean: What he was involved with was evil. I don't condone it. I just don't see the sense of killing people to say killing people's wrong.

    Prison Guard: You know how the Bible says "an eye for an eye."

    Sister Helen Prejean: You know what else the Bible asks for? Death as a punishment for adultery, prostitution, homosexuality, trespass upon sacred ground, profaning the Sabbath, and contempt of parents.

    Prison Guard: I ain't gonna get into no Bible quoting with no nun, 'cause I'm gonna lose.

  • Sister Helen Prejean: You are a son of God.

    Matthew Poncelet: [in tears] Thank you. I've never been called a son of God before.

    [laughs slightly]

    Matthew Poncelet: I've been called a son of a you-know-what plenty of times, but I've never been called a son of God.