Has the execution of Troy Davis, and the controversy surrounding the evidence in his case led anyone of the hang 'em, fry 'em group on here to reconsider their attitudes to capital punishment? Or are accy advocates of this barbarism content to say something like: "Well, what can you expect from the semi-literate, red-neck inbreds south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Here in Britain we would never hang an innocent man"
Oh, and on the reconsidering of attitudes bit ... I ain't holding my breath.