In theory, if applied flawlessly, maybe nothing is wrong with the permanence of the death penalty. In practice, mistakes are made, regularly, and these mistake

In theory, if applied flawlessly, maybe nothing is wrong with the permanence of the death penalty. In practice, mistakes are made, regularly, and these mistakes are distributed unevenly, such that the poor and minorities suffer the most. The many wrongful deaths at the hands of the government is a good reason to be skeptical of arguments which assume the death penalty can be applied perfectly. It can’t.