The Righteous Debate Against Capital Punishment In these times of nationalistic fervor and pride, the successful citizens of a country rarely ever stop and consider the legitimacy of their government’s actions. The majority of citizenry feel they are being the best they can be by utterly and completely supporting their country in everything it does. The best citizen though, would do everything possible to make sure that their country is doing the finest and …showed first 75 words of 8691 total…

…showed last 75 words of 8691 total…not in the penalty, but in the process by which it is inflicted.” Haag speaks honestly of our judicial system, that it is flawed. Any penalty imposed will never be perfect. Ours is a system run by the human race, and indisputably, to be human is to err. Knowing this full well then, there is no reason to impose this ultimately flawed penalty. Out of all punishments, death is the most extensive, irreversible, and unforgivable.