Scalia: "It doesn't matter if an innocent man is executed."

[Valley Oak]

He doesn't think executing an innocent man matters. How on earth can such a depraved human be on our Supreme Court?

The following article was published by The Huffington Post on 9.8.14:

Scalia's Utter Moral Failure Exposed

Here is the full article by Salon

[meherc]

I thought the usual thinking/saying was "Better to let 100 guilty men go free than imprison one innocent one." Guess Scalia doesn't subscribe to moral thinking.

He doesn't think executing an innocent man matters. How on earth can such a depraved human be on our Supreme Court?

The following article was published by The Huffington Post on 9.8.14:

Scalia's Utter Moral Failure Exposed

Here is the full article by Salon

[podfish]

I thought the usual thinking/saying was "Better to let 100 guilty men go free than imprison one innocent one." Guess Scalia doesn't subscribe to moral thinking.

or has a different moral code. The definition of 'usual' requires context; it doesn't mean 'universal'.

[meherc]

Yes, but a quote is a quote and a folk saying is a folk saying."There are more things in heaven and earth , Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy," That is the usual or universal quote.It is the quote. Ah, you are getting caught in semantics again. You surely knew what I meant. I was not more precise previously because I couldn't remember if it was 10, 100 or 1000 men.

Meanie.

or has a different moral code. The definition of 'usual' requires context; it doesn't mean 'universal'.