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The Death Penalty

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by Faerus Stoneslammer, Jul 8, 2002.

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  1. Rastor Gems: 30/31
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    When I made my last post, it was 10pm and I was quite tired so may not have explained my point well. Allow me to clarify:

    I agree that the cost issue should not be a deciding factor in what punishment the criminal deserves. However, by merely doing the life imprisonment, we are essentially victimizing the innocent family twice. Once for the loss of their loved one(s), and then we charge them thousands of dollars to keep alive the criminal who sacrificed his right to live. As far as morals go, which is more right: Victimizing an innocent family twice, or doing to the criminal what he did to another person, the oldest reliable punishment on record.
     
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