#87
by Rogue216
I honestly support death penalties, however under very cetain circumstances:
-the murderer must be 100% guilty- unquestionable evidence (cameras), etc
-the murderer must have killed more than one human (it shows he has the potential to kill more humans, while killing one human would make a moral human restless and consumed with guilt)
Lets have an example, Rob, a generally content person finds his daughter dead. The murderer( we'll call him Charles Manson) is then taken into custody. It is found that Charles also killed Sharon Tate and he has a huge plan that would have killed 1,000 more, had he not been arrested. Should he live? Remember, this very instance you are sharing the country and the earth with brutal killers. I think death is also more humane in a way (ik you wanna argue, maybe humane isnt the right word- nothing that will come out of this discussion will lead to something more humane, unless we never have crime again), since giving them a sentence in prison, they are with people who could possibly be more insane or intimidating than themselves. Being sent to prison is pretty much a death sentence since their lives areretty much ruined after that. Their criminal record will stop them from having an average job or function like normal human beings, or having a life of their own. No torture, only death. Death should be the worst punishment we offer, who are we to say, "you deserve worse than death" ?
idk, it's a big dilemma, i dont wanna bring religion, but there has been a few mentions so i should just say that if you believe in heaven and hell, dont you think god will correctly correspond the murderer to heaven or hell, depending on where he/she should go?
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