>What would you like techsupporter to do? Drive down to the prisons and personally tear down the bars? The perceived inability of one does not excuse the lack

>What would you like techsupporter to do? Drive down to the prisons and personally tear down the bars? The perceived inability of one does not excuse the lack of action by the many, especially if the techsupporter's assertion is true -- that not many Texans support the death penalty. I suspect that, given California couldn't even replace it with life imprisonment (it failed 52-48 with Prop 34 in 2012), the considerably more conservative state of Texas has at least a simple majority support for the death penalty. >"So long as Texas keeps executing people, I don't see what difference it makes how many [Americans] are in favor of it." I agree wholeheartedly.