A
Do you ever think that there's a crime that's just so heinous and so bad that the person who commits this crime just doesn't deserve to live anymore?
B
That's a good question. Uh, there would be a point, there was a point where I would have said, no, that no one would deserve to die for, for a crime that he committed. But, uh, since I've become a parent and since I've seen, uh, things like Jeffrey Dahlmer, I really have to question that. I really, uh, I, I can't conceive of someone being that brutal to that many other people.
A
Uh-huh.
B
And, uh, try and figure out what would be a suitable punishment. Uh,
A
Of the statements made by people against the, the death penalty, um, I, I like the statement made by Cuomo. Cuomo I believe is, um, he's, he's governor of New York but, uh, he's, uh, against the death penalty. But, um, he said that he would, he would want to, to seriously hurt or if not kill someone if, if they did something to his wife. And that's, but, but, even, even in that circumstan-, in that, uh, uh, situation he would b-, he would hope that there would be people around him who would, uh, keep him from doing the, doing the things.
B
Oh, it's a, uh, it's a question of your, your gut reactions to something like that versus an intelligent reason response.