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The death penalty is killing. All killing is wrong, therefore the death penalty is wrong. According to Victor Hugo: [link] «Que dit la loi? Tu ne tueras pas! Comment le dit-elle? En tuant!» ("What says the law? You will not kill! How does it say it? By killing!")
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by anonymous on 2009-12-05 15:02:49Killing is the way Nature works, hunters kills their pray to eat and survive/ populations kills enemys and competitors for survival, killing is part of the evolution. the only danger that i see in death penalty is the unsureness to be killing the right person. Maybe Justice system should be modified to apply instead of INOCENT / GUILTY judgment a LIKEABILITY Judgment, and when is a crime and is completely proven that the person is guilty, COMPLETELY proven with no doubt, (does not happen in the 100% of the cases , but happens) in that case death sentence is fine. and also im not talking about the cost for our society to keep/ feed and medical attention to people behind bars.
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title: 'Re: morals'
text: 'Killing is the way Nature works, hunters kills their pray to eat and survive/ populations kills enemys and competitors for survival, killing is part of the evolution. the only danger that i see in death penalty is the unsureness to be killing the right person. Maybe Justice system should be modified to apply instead of INOCENT / GUILTY judgment a LIKEABILITY Judgment, and when is a crime and is completely proven that the person is guilty, COMPLETELY proven with no doubt, (does not happen in the 100% of the cases , but happens) in that case death sentence is fine. and also im not talking about the cost for our society to keep/ feed and medical attention to people behind bars.'
tags: death,sentence,darwing,evolution,penalty
date: 2009-12-05 15:02:49
submitter: anonymous
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