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09-05-2012, 07:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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I'm against death penalty and there's several reasons why I feel like this.
1. Those who are left from the crimes and are still suffering from the memories of their possibly lost ones will get pulled through a maybe 10-15 years old case where the penalty will get processed. This will prevent (for example) a family to move on after their loss and they will get reminded of it all the time. Think about if you had a brother/sister or similar who died on Utöya? Would you like to be reminded of this every day the next many years just because of 1 person. No. That would be giving the criminal his will.
2. I think most criminals wish the attention there is from death penalties and courts in general. They get a rush for it and extremists like Breivik or the guy from the Batman Shooting are only in it because they're mad and thinks they're right in their way to think. With a long case in court they have more time to explain why they did it and in the end if they get excecuted they will die as martyrs, which makes them die for their cause. That's just like giving them what they want. Attention and rights to talk.
However, I'm all in for 9999 years of imprisoning. Some people just shouldn't be out on the streets.
1. Those who are left from the crimes and are still suffering from the memories of their possibly lost ones will get pulled through a maybe 10-15 years old case where the penalty will get processed. This will prevent (for example) a family to move on after their loss and they will get reminded of it all the time. Think about if you had a brother/sister or similar who died on Utöya? Would you like to be reminded of this every day the next many years just because of 1 person. No. That would be giving the criminal his will.
2. I think most criminals wish the attention there is from death penalties and courts in general. They get a rush for it and extremists like Breivik or the guy from the Batman Shooting are only in it because they're mad and thinks they're right in their way to think. With a long case in court they have more time to explain why they did it and in the end if they get excecuted they will die as martyrs, which makes them die for their cause. That's just like giving them what they want. Attention and rights to talk.
However, I'm all in for 9999 years of imprisoning. Some people just shouldn't be out on the streets.