No Capital Punishment
It is hypocritical to punish someone for murder by killing them. Also, there have been many innocent people who were falsely convicted. There have been many psychological studies confirming the unreliability of eyewitnesses. It is better to let a guilty man go than to punish an innocent man.
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What about prison overpopulation? What about the economic price on society for maintaining an individual in prison (eating, sleeping, etc.) while many citizens outside struggle or lost their job/home and can barely have something to eat? How about the multiple victims of a proven serial killer, is it fair for their families to demand justice & fairness? Even life imprisonment, what is the ethical right "solution" for that? I can go on and on with these questions. I'm sure this subject has been debated for decades with advocates for both sides, each being right and wrong.
We should be practical and pragmatic in proposing solutions and not merely wishful thinking.
It's easy to get carried in thinking in abstract & uthopian terms
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