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Do you support the death penalty?
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Yes
I’m not sure
No
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Anonymous 7w

I think the ability for the government to kill whoever is bad but I think some people gotta die so I support it

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Anonymous 7w

I feel like having to be in jail is a worse punishment than dying and also gives the chance for rulings to eventually be overturned in the event of false imprisonment

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Anonymous 7w

let those mfs suffer

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Anonymous 7w

If they are found guilty of their crimes and they show no remorse, then yes… but if they are found innocent of said crime… then no

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Anonymous 6w

As someone who lives in Florida where executions happen frequently, I am for it but with limitations. Most of the people on death row here murdered someone and will never get out of prison. Some of them want the death penalty as they will die in prison one way or another. I do not think we should be doing death penalty for smaller things, but rather cases with hard evidence that did a lot of damage.

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Anonymous 6w

Listen, we don’t need a death penalty, I have a solution. For family annihilators, pdfiles, and others that fall into that, who are targets of violent attacks in jail, we take away solitary confinement. Mark them in some way so gen. pop. knows that guards will turn a blind eye to anything that happens to those guys. One prison would shave the right eyebrow so everyone would know if someone committed a crime against a child.

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Anonymous 7w

After all appeals are exhausted and execution happens within 10 years of conviction, it would save CA tax payers about $600k per death row inmate.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

So I guess you’re not a “better 10 guilty men walk free than one innocent man be imprisoned” kinda person?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 7w

i coulda explained better but I believe it should be heavily regulated and it should be hard for someone to get the death penalty but I don’t think it should be abolished. I do believe “better let 10 guilty walk free than 1 innocent get imprison.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

Death sentence would or life sentence? Sorry, it’s kind of hard to understand which you mean

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 6w

“On average, maintaining a death row inmate costs roughly $60,000 to $70,000 per year nationally, though this number varies drastically by state.”

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 6w

I don’t trust the government to decide who should die and who shouldn’t. Better just to keep everyone alive.

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