Modbert
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- Sep 2, 2008
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I am against the death penalty in any and all cases. Too many innocent people have been put to death, and are still on death row. It's just not possible to be 100% sure in all cases. Secondly, I don't think any government can or should have the authority to kill anyone. Third, it's more expensive to kill them. I know this is because of the appeal process and it being so long, but the shorter you make that process the more chance there is that an innocent person is going to die and that's simply unacceptable in my opinion. I think the only solution is to do away with it completely.
Except if the states were allowed to pass their own set of laws, you should have no problem with it then. Unless you are against your philosophy of states rights.