Seems like it would scare people out of doing something that horrific if they knew it could actually cost them their life, so it probably does stop at least some crimes before they happen.
by meeraiyerEditorial
Seems like it would scare people out of doing something that horrific if they knew it could actually cost them their life, so it probably does stop at least some crimes before they happen.
No sentence brings back what was taken from a grieving family, but the idea of the state deliberately ending a life, even a guilty one, sits uneasily with me. Justice shouldn't mean becoming what we're punishing.
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