Capital Punishment: Moral or Immoral?
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apital Punishment, also known as the death penalty is a very controversial issue in today's society. Capital Punishment is the legal infliction of death as a penalty for violating criminal law. Methods of Capital Punishment have ranged from crucifixion, stoning, to impaling, to modern time Capitol Punishment that generally consists of lethal gas or injection, electrocution, hanging, or at times shooting over the years. About 90 nations all over the world have abolished the death penalty
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it just continues our country's endless cycle of violence. We as a society together don't teach our kids to go after those that beat up on others, so what are we teaching them by killing those that kill? We don't torture those that torture or rape those that rape, so what are we doing killing those that kill? Capital Punishment will forever remain a controversy in the U.S. whether it is abolished or kept.
it just continues our country's endless cycle of violence. We as a society together don't teach our kids to go after those that beat up on others, so what are we teaching them by killing those that kill? We don't torture those that torture or rape those that rape, so what are we doing killing those that kill? Capital Punishment will forever remain a controversy in the U.S. whether it is abolished or kept.