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Old 26-02-2019, 04:58 PM #22
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Does the fact that we keep murders alive, sentence them to life that does not mean they will die in prison.

Does this make the world a better place to live in?

Does not killing them make us a better person.

Would you support the death sentence being brought back.

Would the money that we spend on murders keeping them in prison supporting monitoring them after release be better spent on the victims families.
We could use them to experiment on,much better than using beautiful animals.
They could then give back to society what they took away.
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