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Old 23-08-2007, 12:33 PM #51
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I say no for a few reasons. Mistakes happen. Look at country's that do have the death penalty. Do they have less murders? And as for the re-offending issue, if the crime was serious enough to consider taking their life would they ever be released?
Your last point is where the flaw lies. Many who have committed serious, heinous crimes ARE released after a few years. Life rarely means life nowadays.
True - but that's a different issue.
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I say no for a few reasons. Mistakes happen. Look at country's that do have the death penalty. Do they have less murders? And as for the re-offending issue, if the crime was serious enough to consider taking their life would they ever be released?
Your last point is where the flaw lies. Many who have committed serious, heinous crimes ARE released after a few years. Life rarely means life nowadays.
True - but that's a different issue.
No it's not a different issue. that's one of the reasons criminals do not fear being caught. Lenient sentences propogate crime......
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I say no for a few reasons. Mistakes happen. Look at country's that do have the death penalty. Do they have less murders? And as for the re-offending issue, if the crime was serious enough to consider taking their life would they ever be released?
Your last point is where the flaw lies. Many who have committed serious, heinous crimes ARE released after a few years. Life rarely means life nowadays.
True - but that's a different issue.
No it's not a different issue. that's one of the reasons criminals do not fear being caught. Lenient sentences propogate crime......
er...yes it is a different issue. The thread was about whether or not the death penalty should be brought back. The fact that sentences are far too short nowadays is a different issue.
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