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> In cases where it’s black and white with extreme evidence why even allow them to continue living on everyone’s dime. Because the cost of putting them to deat
by dsfyu404ed 7y ago
> In cases where it’s black and white with extreme evidence why even allow them to continue living on everyone’s dime.
Because the cost of putting them to death using a system that has sufficient checks to (mostly) prevent innocent people from being executed (i.e. the current system, if you believe it works) is greater than the cost of imprisoning people for life.
- umvi 7y agoWell that just means the current system needs some changes. Just because that's the way it currently is doesn't mean that's the way it always has to be or always was. Some laws and policies may need to change, but treating this like an immutable fact is like being content with a super inefficient piece of code that's bottlenecking your application.