Should the death penalty be abolished

Argument 1:Lets say there was this adult Andrew. He trespasses into someone's house. The Dad is gone because of a buisiness trip. The intruder ties the wife and the daughter to their beds and he rapes them, he f**** them in the vagina. They justifingly scream, but he doesn't want them to make too much noise, so he kills them by sliting their throats with a knife that he brought along and then he rapes their dead bodies because it feels good. Once the Dad finds out, he understandably wants justice. Should Andrew be allowed to keep his life? Or should he die more painfully then the people he murdered because he murdered 2 people? The answer for many people would be the 2nd option.In this next section, I'll try to not rebuttle too much, but it might happen. I apoligize about it if I rebuttle.Argument 2:The vast majority of people executed on death row are not innocent people (only 4%) (https://www.theguardian.com...). Moreover, the few that are innocent people will tend to accept their punishment out of a hope for an eternal afterlife. If this rate was above 10%, then I would be against the death penelty. However, the rate is below this threashold and because of this I do support the death penelty. For every one person that gets executed innocently, there are 24 people that get what they deserve. Whether or not there is an afterlife is a story for another time (litterally) (http://www.debate.org...). However, since people tend to convert to a religion if they know they are going to die in a few hours, they end up having hope on their death bed for eternal life. So it's not too bad for the people who get executed innocently.Argument 3:The death penelty serves as an accurate deterent from murder since life inprisionment is more leinent then getting killed, and pain is not as intense as death. If this were not the case, then poor people, who endure pain comparable to prisioners (they have more freedom, but worse living conditions) would want to kill themselves, but it's good that they don't. Japan has the death penelty, South Africa does not. South Africa has the higher homicide rate (https://en.wikipedia.org......)(https://en.wikipedia.org...).Argument 4:Lets say that there was someone who stole $100 from you and burned it, so it ceases to exist. What would an eye for an eye say? An eye for an eye would say that if someone burns $100 from a stranger to make that person poor, then the violater must make retribution. An eye for an eye believes that the criminal must pay the amount he has damaged. If that means he damaged $100, then it means he must pay $100 plus the nessesary legal fees associated with this. If someone on the other hand did something good, he should be rewarded proportionally for his good thing. An eye for an eye rewards and punishes proportionally. If a criminal must pay mnoey to replace money, he also must pay his life to replace life. The criminal giving his money to the people he stole it from won't bring that extra money back, but nothing currently will. However, it's not aout that, it's about providing a criminal what he deserves and giving hope to the side victims such as the family and friends, people that should get help, but on an individual basis, they weren't the ones most affected. The person who is the most effeted is the person who got murdered since death is worse then pain to a high extent.Defying this code not only leads to too leinient sentences, but also can lead to too harsh sentences. If someone robbs someone else, under an eye for an eye, that person would have to pay for the money he stole and the legal fees involved. Since they aren't expensive cases, they tend to be cheap. If one cannot afford the fines, then the fines can be worked off by contributing to government projects that help the community. The alternative code, which often punishes in units of jail in years, would suggest only a 5 year sentence and when the criminal gets out, he often wants to steal again. However, the reason why this shouldn't apply to murderers is because if sent out to work, due to the fact that they are the worst of the worst, they would be bad for the prision. It is safer to kill them to avoid the pain.Argument 5: The murderer's family often does not sympathize with someone they belive to be a murderer. If I had a son and he was accused of murder, I would hope that he is innocent but if he is guilty, I would denounce him. Adam Lanza's parents didn't forgive him for the Sandy Hook shooting either. His father said, "I wish he had never been born"(https://www.today.com...). Parents don't forging their kids if they murdered some people.Argument 6:On a national scale, the cost difference is nominal. If there are 19,000 murderers in the US, then executing them would cost about $9 billion more then life inprisionment, assuming the numbers are correct. This is assuming the execution can't be paid for it's self. If executions were public in a stadium, then people would ay money in order to watch the murderer get executed as painfully as he deserves. The amount of pain he would endure in his execution would be determined by the fourmula PL^3 meaning he dies with the amount of Pain he inflicted on the murder victim(s)x(the number of Lives killed cubed). This way, there are eclectic expieriences for the audiance and it can offset the prision cost. How does the death sentence cost that much money? Court cases are expensive, but they shouldn't cost over $1 million?Argument 7:Most people executed within the United States get executed by lethal injection. They do not get electricuted and they rarely get a firing squad, even though murderers deserve it. If the executioner hated this, then they could negochiate with the prision system about their removal from the job so they could get a different job without being fired. Most executioners relize what the criminal has done to deserve death and they accept their duties in killing the prisioner.My sources:https://www.theguardian.com...http://www.debate.org...https://www.today.com...https://en.wikipedia.org...https://en.wikipedia.org...