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You're solution is to have a perfect system? That's not possible. But to torture your analogy more, its like saying instead of having exception handling in you
by greendestiny 17y ago
You're solution is to have a perfect system? That's not possible.
But to torture your analogy more, its like saying instead of having exception handling in your programming, or crash handling in your operating systems, simply don't make any mistakes. All that happens in reality are more serious consequences for the mistakes that do happen.
- Legion 17y ago>> You're solution is to have a perfect system? No. My "solution" is to focus on fixing the part that's really broken, not the thing that later becomes an issue from that breakage. That doesn't result in a perfect system. However, if you're not convicting innocent people very often, then very few will ever have the "opportunity" to face execution.
- greendestiny 17y agoI'm not sure I follow. If you admit that you'll still end up with innocent people being sentenced to death, you haven't fixed anything. You can work on not convicting innocent people and remove the death penalty, they aren't mutually exclusive.