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No.
Innocent people are executed all the time.
Think about that. A guy gets convicted for something he's never done. Spends years on death row. Then he gets strapped to a stretcher, feels the needle with the poison being injected into his arm, and knows that his life will now end.

Imagine if that was you.
If that happened ONCE because of a policy then it would be unacceptable. And this is something that happens regularly in countries with the death penalty. There are organizations in the US that frees innocent people from the death penalty all the time.

So fuck no on the death penalty. Not only is it not ethically defensible if the justice system was 100% accurate, but when you keep convicting innocent people, that seals the deal.



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