Honor ejected from Congress? | Inquirer Opinion

Honor ejected from Congress?

12:02 AM March 14, 2017

To all those congressmen who broke their false “anti-death penalty” promises just to be elected. . .

To all those congressmen who sold their principles and abandoned basic, fundamental human rights (yes, even criminals have rights!) for political self-preservation . . .

To all those congressmen who have either ignored, misunderstood or are simply ignorant of our Constitution, which binds all to value life from conception to natural death . . .

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Passing the death penalty bill just proves your lack of faith in your own abilities to transform our society into something better.

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Is death your easy solution? Is death now the convenient rug under which you can sweep society’s undesirables? Has honor just been pushed out of the halls of Congress?

I am reminded of Dante’s Circle 12—save for the 54 men and women who, by courageously defying the herd, showed they still know how to show respect to the One, True Giver-of-Life who alone has the power, authority and wisdom to take it.

EILEEN ZSHORNACK-ARANETA, Muntinlupa City

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