Death Penalty

So this week, New jersey is getting rid of their death penatly. Which quite honestly kinda sucks. I hope that the other states that are pro death penalty dont follow suit off of Jersey's lame example. New Jersey re-enstated the death penalty in 1982, after the supreme court allowed states to resume executions, but Jersey hasnt executed anyone since 1963. There are currently 8 men on New Jersey's death row, and this bill that the Governer is soon to sign will spare them their lives. One of the men on NJ's death row is the man whose case sparked Megan's Law. I support the death penalty. I'm sure it sounds bad, but hell yeah i believe in an eye for an eye. Not random killings though. I dont think that people should be able to execute their own justice as they see fit. As long as it's done in the right way i support it. But i do believe that if you kill someone intentionally you should be put to death. The second part of this issue is how Jersey thinks that they are saving their tax payers money. I honestly cant believe that it costs more to put someone to death, than it does to house, clothe, feed, and entertain them for 60 + years. I would figure that the cost of a needle and some poison is well worth paying, considering the pain and suffering of the victims families.