Truth is never only one side. "He who is without sin cast the first stone," said someone more honest of us ... Iran accuses the U.S. of moralism, found guilty of using two weights and two measures on death sentences. That one of the two countries to kill a woman by stoning and the other uses lethal injection instead of little changes. E'pur true that killing someone for no crime of adultery, as the Iranian culture seems to support, is infamous and ancestral. Certainly, however, take lessons from someone who, although otherwise, still apply the death penalty, delegitimize po'il a warning. Killing is a crime. They are not very tolerant of those who make mistakes in terms so serious as child abuse, murder, sexual violence, etc., I had to shut them in and throw the key, even if our country, an informed and more wisely than I do, aimed at rehabilitation of the offender. Nevertheless I am strongly against the death penalty. Be it with stones, syringes, electric chairs and everything else, I believe that no one can claim the right to kill another person. Even when this is not, in fact, worthy to live this miracle called life. You can not take the side of the Executioner. And then, even the Great America, maybe it's that it begins to evolve. Why is a slap in the face too humiliating to receive from Iran. A slap is not entirely undeserved. For once we should be proud of being Italian and begin to see the glass half full. Italy is wrong, turn, cheats and arrabatta. But, at least, not kill. http://www.corriere.it/esteri/10_settembre_21/sakineh-usa-lewis-iran_552ccbd4-c55a-11df-8164-00144f02aabe.shtml
