Death penalty is not really needed and has been proven not to be a deterrent for crime, and in my view is ... kind of generous. A killer should be given plenty of time to try to redeem by working for the society and plenty of time to think how life can be wasted living in a shithole when you decide to kill. I guess there are worse things than being dead?
There are a million cases to be honest, some situations are clear - killing to steal or similar. Others like self-defence or trying to protect or even in a situation to a limit... that is different.
There is always a moral aspect on this in the sense that killing a killer makes the society a killer, which is not justifiable.
Topic: Should the death sentence be implemented globally? - page 2. (Read 201 times)
In my opinion, death penalty or the ultimate penalty (which is death) would be only be applied in very specific circumstances and national contexts. For example, there are countries which are dominated by authoritarian rules and a ruling party which systematically violates the human right of those who go against them politically, I would be afraid in those countries death penalty could be readily abused by those in power to kill those who have a different way of thinking. So that could discard many developing countries in both Asia and latin America.
Death penalty should only apply if the country has a very strong separation of powers and decentralized power, also a system of justices in which most citizens get access to a fair trial and due process, otherwise death penalty would be out of question.
Death penalty should only apply if the country has a very strong separation of powers and decentralized power, also a system of justices in which most citizens get access to a fair trial and due process, otherwise death penalty would be out of question.
Should the death sentence be implemented globally?
Only for the people who think it should. After all, the only reason most people die is that they kill hemselves.
Humans have the latent ability to regenerate any part of the human body. - https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/1853482053049958787
Only for the people who think it should. After all, the only reason most people die is that they kill hemselves.
Humans have the latent ability to regenerate any part of the human body. - https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/1853482053049958787
Should the death sentence be implemented globally? I would love to ask, isn't crime the same thing? Doesn't a country, community, or color of skin make a crime less severe?
I know, looking at it from a religious lens, God doesn't want the death of a sinner, and all, but any crime that deserves death should not spare the offender. If someone is arrested for murder, doesn't the pain feel the same in Nigeria as it does in the rest of the world?
It's the same pain and loss worldwide, so why shouldn't the death sentence be implemented globally, instead of just in some parts of the world? A criminal deserves to be punished regardless of their country or skin color.
It is also quite power hungry of one to assume they should have control over not only their own local community but the entire planet Earth, no? Who has this qualification of telling millions of people thousands of miles away what they have to do or else and how did they get it?I know, looking at it from a religious lens, God doesn't want the death of a sinner, and all, but any crime that deserves death should not spare the offender. If someone is arrested for murder, doesn't the pain feel the same in Nigeria as it does in the rest of the world?
It's the same pain and loss worldwide, so why shouldn't the death sentence be implemented globally, instead of just in some parts of the world? A criminal deserves to be punished regardless of their country or skin color.
Looking at it from a religious lens mankind seems poorly qualified to determine who should be killed and who shouldn't in comparison to leaving justice in the hands of the divine realm by leaving one's fate to nature. Its one thing to prevent harm as considered needed for the safety of others by restraint, and another thing entirely to specifically punish someone in vengence or revenge.
Should the death sentence be implemented globally? I would love to ask, isn't crime the same thing? Doesn't a country, community, or color of skin make a crime less severe?
I know, looking at it from a religious lens, God doesn't want the death of a sinner, and all, but any crime that deserves death should not spare the offender. If someone is arrested for murder, doesn't the pain feel the same in Nigeria as it does in the rest of the world?
It's the same pain and loss worldwide, so why shouldn't the death sentence be implemented globally, instead of just in some parts of the world? A criminal deserves to be punished regardless of their country or skin color.
I know, looking at it from a religious lens, God doesn't want the death of a sinner, and all, but any crime that deserves death should not spare the offender. If someone is arrested for murder, doesn't the pain feel the same in Nigeria as it does in the rest of the world?
It's the same pain and loss worldwide, so why shouldn't the death sentence be implemented globally, instead of just in some parts of the world? A criminal deserves to be punished regardless of their country or skin color.
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