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No matter which way you fall on the death penalty-morality equation, you have to not be happy that the likelihood that a particular person is executed depends m
by cortesoft 6y ago
No matter which way you fall on the death penalty-morality equation, you have to not be happy that the likelihood that a particular person is executed depends more on a self-reinforcing bureaucracy than on the particulars of the crime itself.
- throwaway8581 6y agoNo, it depends on the local politics of the death penalty. Some states have abolished it, some have not. District Attorneys often run on pro or anti death penalty platforms. You are doing the opposite of anthropomorphizing. You are attributing to the faceless bureaucracy what is really just the result of different political preferences.