Its a legally sanctioned execution

if we had a uk referendum on it i expect it would win

Course it would

if you are going to have capital punishment and not carry it out for murder what do you use it for lol

I personally wouldn't call the death penalty for murder tbh

It’s not murder because the law says it’s ok?

There are crimes far worse

though murder is permanent

i would estimate 60/40 split

My post from earlier;

I think the best solution is: non violent non repeat crimes= rehab, repeat non violent crimes= prison (3 strikes), violent crimes= prison, repeat violent crime= prison to life sentence, crimes designed to cause undue suffering (rape, pedophila, terrorism, torture)= death penalty
Also legalise prostitution, drugs, and gun ownership
I don't want plant smokers in prison, I want violent pricks in prison

You know the holocaust was a legally sanctioned execution

Really

Thats the argument you want to make

Godwins law bois <:PepeLaugh:565528391336329216>

I just mean the state being able to kill people could end badly

Are you implying the UK is fascist or likely to jump up and down on the fascist hill 🤔

Keep in mind we are saying criminals

No

That are beyond reasonable doubt

It’s not impossible for the uk to become fascist in the future though

In however distant future you want

So because the UK might hypothetically become a dystopian nightmare in 100 years time we shouldn't execute pedophiles here and now 🤔

it'll probably turn fascist through the authoritarian left if people dont grow out of identity politics and restriction of speech

I mean letting them rot in cells isn’t to light of a compromise

No it is because what you are saying is at a certain point you can do whatever evil you want because you r punishment will only ever be life in jail

did you just misgender me? death it is<:coolgon:549370575701803019>

If your a bank robber you might as well rape the hostages, because you wont face an additional time due to facing a life imprisonment anyway 🤔

Like I said I just wouldn’t like the principle of the state being able to put citizens to death, and if there’s a possibility you’re killing innocent people that’s bad

Should the person that kills the innocent person get the death penalty?

Life in jail is worse then getting shot after a week

In the NHS there is a possibility you might die on the operating table, should the NHS stop operating?

Because it might go wrong

That’s not murder that’s you naturally dying

Oh

No

Read that wrong

So in that case that would be an accident

That is not the question

And there should be as much safety measures and as much training as possible to stop dying at the operating table

99.9% chance that it will go completely right, but there is a 0.1% chance it goes wrong, do you take those odds?