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JebronLames
08/11/23 1:08:38 PM
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would you

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GranTurismo
08/11/23 1:25:07 PM
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not sure
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Garioshi
08/11/23 1:32:39 PM
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My opposition to the death penalty is principled, so no.

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JebronLames
08/11/23 1:33:26 PM
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Garioshi posted...
My opposition to the death penalty is principled, so no.
but what is your reason for being anti death penalty though? what principle etc....?

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MICHALECOLE
08/11/23 1:38:10 PM
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Sure

I have no problem with the death penalty really. People die and are killed all the time, lots of people have done things where they legitimately deserve to die.

the only problem with the death penalty is the fact that innocent people can, and have been put to death. That fact alone means it should not be used.

Ive always thought there should be something more than guilty. Not guilty, most likely guilty, and 100% guilty. Im talking video of the crime, fingerprints, a confession that is like haha I cant believe thats me, Dave, killing this person!

if that was the case then sure, death penalty them all you want I dont care
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JebronLames
08/11/23 1:41:07 PM
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what is your reasoning though...etc.....?

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BewmHedshot
08/11/23 1:42:24 PM
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JebronLames posted...
but what is your reason for being anti death penalty though? what principle etc....?
Not the person you asked, but the state has no right to impose a punishment it can't reverse.
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JebronLames
08/11/23 1:43:03 PM
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BewmHedshot posted...
Not the person you asked, but the state has no right to impose a punishment it can't reverse.
yeah i kinda get your reasoning. But what if there was no doubt?

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Xatrion
08/11/23 1:43:54 PM
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If it can be proven in a court of law that they are guilty of capital murder, and a higher burden of proof imposed for sentencing to be tantamount to capital punishment, namely, clear and convincing, then I don't see why the suspect has any right or reason to live.

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Tyranthraxus
08/11/23 1:46:14 PM
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JebronLames posted...
but what is your reason for being anti death penalty though? what principle etc....?

There is no justice possible when the state executes helpless captives.

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ai123
08/11/23 1:48:46 PM
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No death penalty.

No exceptions.

I see no value in these hypotheticals.The standard right now is (or should be) 'no doubt they committed the crimes'. And still innocent people are put to death by the state.

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K181
08/11/23 1:54:19 PM
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No.

The only case where I might understand the death penalty is if an incarcerated person serving multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole kills another person in jail. Adding another life sentence is really meaningless in that circumstance and is zero deterrent.

But overall, still no.

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