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Posted by: Qbix89
Talking about Sweden is an ultrabannable offense.
Posted by: Achronos
Too bad being completely and utterly wrong isn't a bannable offense.
Posted by: lI Maverick lI
Posted by: Garshne
Posted by: lI Maverick lI
Posted by: Garshne
Posted by: lI Maverick lI
What if the person who murdered was going to be released, and it was known he would kill again? And that the only way to stop him would be the death penalty?If it was known that he was going to murder again then he wouldn't be released, would he?
Of course not! But let's be hypothetical... What if he would still be released?He'd be on parole and monitored. Something iffy happens and they bring him in again, hopefully. Hopefully.
It doesn't always happen like but that's what parole officers are for.
But he'd only be eligible for parole as long as they don't think he'll repeat offend.
Is there really any reason as to why the life sentence system doesn't work? It works in Australia.
Personally, the more I thought about the death sentence and life sentencing, the more I feel against the death penalty... Not because I think it's wrong, no. But for these reasons: It's too expensive and gives the killer an easy way out. To be sentenced to life in prison would be sentenced to spend the last of however many hellish years you have ahead alone in a cage, the worst offenders getting isolation cells (they are in a cell for I believe 23 hours a day with no contact with anyone and released into a square concrete courtyard with nothing in it for an hour). I'd go mad and be begging for the death penalty in just a month. Even if it was just regular sentencing, it'd be terrible. The death penalty is just too easy.And if there's a false sentencing at least you can release the poor guy. If there's a false execution, what are you gonna do? Bring 'em back from the dead?