Wednesday 4 November 2015

The death penalty


The death penalty

In some countries the death penalty remains legal nowadays, and today I’m going to give my opinion about the abolition of it.

On a personal level I am against the death penalty, I think that it should be abolished wherever it is legal, and never be legalized in any more countries.

Arguments

  • The right to live is a fundamental one, as serious as the committed crime could be, no country should be allowed to end a life.
  • Killing a criminal isn’t justice (as many people claim), is just revenge and goes against the prisoner’s right to rehabilitation.
  • U.S.A. is the only country on America where this penalty is executed nowadays, and on a global level it appears next to Iran, Irak and Saudi Arabia.
  • This execution has a high number of errors, for example in Oklahoma, one mistake injecting the lethal dose made the condemned to be agonizing for 43 minutes
  • With the death penalty a country is trying to teach you to not killing by killing you if you do it.
  • If a person is found guilty for a crime that he didn’t commit, once applied the penalty there isn’t a coming back.



In conclusion, the death penalty should be abolished since its inhuman, no human has the right to take the life of another one, and the people that commit a crime should be helped to get reinserted in the society, because in countries where the death penalty is legal (like Iran), there is still a high rate of crime, compared to the Nordic countries where they are strongly focused on the rehabilitation there is almost no crime.
Marco Araya

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  2. i totally agree with you, do this kind of things its inhuman!
    -Lucas Ramirez

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