born to be wild

Heeejsan!
Idag har jag varit i skolan, no shit. Funderar på att stanna hemma imorn men jag borde verkligen inte... får se. Hade disa på morgonen vilket inte är lika roligt längre :p sedan karaktär och då skulle vi egentligen planera vårt informationstal men jag gick mest runt och störde andra. Sedan lunch; äcklig köttfärslimpa å medan de andra hade svenska snodde jag en kortlek av malin och spelade idioten :) Sen hade vi iaf engelska å jag kom igång med min uppsats men det är så svååårt! Jag vet inte vad jag ska skriva.

Efter skolan åkte jag å red vilket var rätt kul, på vägen hem "shoppade" vi lite :p ja köpte vantar, en ny sportbh och godis xD när vi kom hem började jag genast plugga å äta middag, sedan var ja ute i snön med julle, det var kul å mysigt :) nu måste ja återgå till pluggandet :( JAG HATAR SKOLAN!!! BAJSA.

såhär långt har ja kommit på uppsatsen ; va tycks??

According to Amnesty International over two thousand people were executed in year 2005. Is really sending someone to death the right way to go, even if a person has committed a very horrible crime? This essay will discuss why execution should be abolish.
More and more countries choose to get rid of execution, but there are still a few that has it, United States, China and India for instance. In former days all the executions were public, people with high status got beheaded while the rest, with less money got hang.
It happens that someone gets hang and after a while it comes up that he or she was innocent. In these cases it would have been good if it was illegal to kill someone instead of putting them in jail. Many people think that murders and rapists deserve to get killed because what they did is just unacceptable but who says that death is a worse punishment then jail? Also, to be locked in with no freedom for sometimes 50 years is probably so much more painful than lying under a guillotine for five minutes.
We live in a humanistic society and killing someone to punish them is actually against UN’s human rights. Which says that “every man has right to life, freedom and personal safety” and “everyone has the right not to be tortured, or other type of cruel, barbarous and humiliating treatment or punishment” (UN’s public explanation of human rights).