Topic: We should abolish capital punishment
murderers deserve to have a capital punishment.
no amount of time in prison can make up for some crimes. some crimes are so horrific, they need an equally severe punishment. a person should not enjoy a long life in prison after ending another's in violence.
No national interest can justify human rights violations such as the death penalty
no one has the right to take a life and capital punishment is simply murder in a different form.
no one on earth has the right to sentence another individual to death
nobody has the right to take another person's life no matter how evil that person may be.
nobody is qualified to have a license to kill
No-one has ever proven with numbers that killing murderers stops other people committing similar crimes
occasionally an innocent person is executed
only god decides who lives and who dies, capital punishment should not exist.
other resolutions, such as incarceration and rehabilitation can help save a life rather than end one as all human lives are sacred.
parents should be able to use capital punishment for their children who don't obey them.
Part of the purpose of punishment is to prevent dangerous people from committing further crimes, and capital punishment serves as protection against the most heinous offenders.
paying for food and shelter for some of the most disgusting criminals is a drain on society financially.
people are not the one's to determine who should live or die only god.
people need to learn how to follow rules so capital punishment should be allowed
people who intentionally commit murder deserve capital punishment depending on the severity of their crimes instead of wasting our tax dollars being fed and cared for.
potential criminals will be scared to suffer such harsh punishment and as a result, they will be hesitant to commit crimes
prisoners could be let go after serving their years as their perspective could change and they could play a part in helping the society through workforce
recent dna evidence have proved that some death penalty inmates to be innocent. executing one innocent person is an enough proof that the capital punishment should be abolished.
recent investigations consistently demonstrate a strong link between executions and reduced murder rates
repaying violent crime with a violent punishment makes us no better than the criminals.
Retribution as a principle of punishment is fundamentally unjust, and capital punishment does not serve any of the other purposes of punishment, such as deterrence and rehabilitation.
serious crimes deserve serious punishment. at it's simplest level, 'an eye for an eye' is still a compelling argument for criminal justice.
several people have been found not guilty after they had already been put to death.
severe punishment causes children to become aggressive as adults
Since abolishing the death penalty in 1976, murder rate in  Canada has steadily declined and as of 2016 was at its lowest since 1966
some crimes are so awful that the criminal has forfeited their right to be alive
some crimes are so despicable that death is the only appropriate punishment
some crimes are so despicable that they deserve it