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That's basically true, but maybe it is pretty simplistic. For example, there are tons of people in prison for 5 years, 20 years, lifetimes that don't have the
by justin_vanw 11y ago
That's basically true, but maybe it is pretty simplistic.
For example, there are tons of people in prison for 5 years, 20 years, lifetimes that don't have the intelligence, resources, or opportunity to 'have their punishment stopped'. They will serve out their time despite being innocent, and despite not getting the death sentence. It in theory could be stopped, since it's not irreversible, but it will not be stopped and nothing will be done.
I find it hard to believe that a form of punishment is more just or better in any other way because it 'can, but actually won't be, stopped'.
- ghostDancer 11y agoThere's always a possibility to correct the mistake but with death penalty there's no way back. You are telling that if you find you have a deadly disease you won't try a treatment cause in the end you are going to die anyway.