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Say Goodbye to Death Penalty:
Abolishing Death Penalty in the Nation
When the death penalty comes to mind some people think of the French 17th century guillotines with an executioner and heads rolling. That method of punishment was not the right way back then and neither is a method that should be used today. No one knows for sure what lies beyond an individuals life, so who has the right to send someone into an unknown abyss. The death penalty is a wicked method of punishment. Instead of moving forward and learning from the past, America continues to repeat precedent mistakes. The death penalty is risky, economically unstable, a medieval method of punishment, it leaves an unsure feeling of if justice was served, it does almost nothing to the murder rate, is sometimes unfair, is a type of murder, and long sentences would be a more secure punishment that gives culprits a chance to be sent home if wrongly convicted.
“The innocent may be wrongly executed. Since the DP was......

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