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EUR 3.-Is Capital Punishment justifiable in the present situation?
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We can't deny that there are still countries which impose capital punishment. Is it justifiable in the present situation?
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- Written by Amado, Jr.
on Wednesday, Mar 17, 2010 at 2:51:10 AMOk, Hakam. we'll have another question in the future. God bless! Thanks to your help Hecke - Written by Hakam on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 7:46:53 PMBTW, I saw that by shear luck.
You were right Mr.Schrobsdorff ;)
- Written by Hakam on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 2:36:20 PMcan't resend
- Written by Hecke on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:52:59 PMAmado, you should send Hakam a personal note via his page:
http://www.starmind.com/user/17517/
i think, he dos not receive the comment you posted here,. and maybe he will not return to a question he was rejectd for... - Written by Amado, Jr. on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 3:47:50 AMOh, I'm sorry Hakam, I accidentally clicked on the discard teaser button...please resend your solution.
- Written by Amado, Jr. on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 3:32:53 AMThank you very much to your comments. I agree with Hecke, it depends on the locality. I would like to venture on this question so to really see if there is now what we call a "convergence" of global ethics in which we can say "we are the world". I will still welcome comments from different parts of the world.
- Written by Liza on Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 at 1:53:05 AMI agree with hecke, that the question is so generally asked that an answer would be difficult. An easy example:
If cost for a lifelong prisoner would exceed the cost of a prisoner who gets killed, then you can imagine that it would be immoral not to kill the prisoner, or that it would be immoral not to have capital punishment as the money you would invest into the bad guy would be missing in eg the health sector or in a public hospital where children would die. Hence it depends on the context I think.
- Written by Hecke on Monday, Mar 15, 2010 at 9:04:01 AMDear Amado,
can you specify justifiable and present situation?
The former one depends largely on the value system you live in, the latter is depending on locality.
From a european point of view, this question is easily answered, but already in the US you will get differing answers on that issue.
thanks
Hecke
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