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Do you support the death penalty for convicted murderers? Assume that the murder wasn't particularly gruesome, but that they were found guilty
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Anonymous 4d

Definitely not. The amount of innocent people that would be killed through the death penalty would be way too many

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Anonymous 4d

I don’t think the state should have the active power to decide someone’s death, even if that person did something absolutely repulsive and/or killed another person.

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Anonymous 4d

1. Death is more pleasant than living in guilt 2. False convictions are too common to enforce death penalty for murder

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Anonymous 4d

Death penalty is the easy way out. Let a murderer suffer.

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Anonymous 4d

No. Not only is it the cheap way out, but also what mother_russia said😜

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Anonymous 4d

i feel like whether the death penalty should be the sentence or not depends sooo heavily on what exactly was committed. imo, it can’t be applied to something as broad as just “murder” yk

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Anonymous 3d

No. That’s the easy way out for them. And also killing someone for killing someone is also murder.

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Anonymous 3d

Yes. Mainly repeat offenders though. Labor is an acceptable alternative.

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Anonymous replying to -> mother_russia 4d

The only times I’m really down for the death penalty is multiple convictions of child abuse /pedophilia or multiple convictions of rape or murder (multiple meaning 3+ and each has to be a specifically separate instance at least twice so a triple homicide wouldn’t count)

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Anonymous replying to -> mother_russia 4d

But even in those cases it would need to be guaranteed that they were the only one who could have committed those acts. Like hard video footage proving it was them type deal

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Anonymous replying to -> mother_russia 4d

And even video evidence might not be enough in the near future

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 4d

and what #4 and mother_russia said, only if there is HARD evidence that the convicted is 100% guilty

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 4d

This is where I stand as well

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 4d

That’s real

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3d

They don’t always suffer

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 3d

Not that I am for the death penalty

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Anonymous replying to -> #12 2d

Almost like the prison industrial complex exists to keep open a revolving door of inmates for private profit and not to actually rehabilitate criminals.

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Anonymous replying to -> #13 2d

Who is letting the criminals go? Who, precisely??? 🤦‍♂️

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