Without even going into the actual moral question of whether it is right to execute someone, people are still being convicted of crimes they didn't commit.
This is the main reason I've changed my view so drastically in the last few years.
> Without even going into the actual moral question of whether it is right to execute someone, people are still being convicted of crimes they didn't commit.
This is the main reason I've changed my view so drastically in the last few years.
It is inconceivable to me. We haven't had the death penalty here for over 50 years. Without even going into the actual moral question of whether it is right to execute someone, people are still being convicted of crimes they didn't commit.
Until there is a way to absolutely 100% determine who committed a crime, the death penalty shouldn't even be considered.