Some people believe that by killing someone society is also making a crime, so, that why death penalty should be forbidden. Life in prison would be a better punishment. Do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays some people consider that
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in
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is a better solution than the
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penalty
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. I completely disagree with
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statement, since
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is the best
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for murderers.
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of all, the primary reason why I think the
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penalty
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is more suitable because there are some
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which cannot be fair punishing them with
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in
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, terrorism is the most hazardous crime and
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affects lots of people’s
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. During the terror attacks criminal endanger hundreds of people, in some cases thousands of them. So , lifelong
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is not an appropriate
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in
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situation.
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, by giving the
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penalty
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the governments might prevent some
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since they do not apply the
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penalty
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, the rate of
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like raping is growing up day by day.
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,
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type of
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would be a preventive measure to other people who are willing to commit murders, as well as the rate of crime, would be decreased.
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, lifelong detentions provide offenders with free stocks of food,
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sleeping places. The authorities take care of the murderers during their
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which they spend in
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instead
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of t capital
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. In return of their
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, they acquire care of the government until the end of their
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which does not seem a sufficient
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. In the conclusion, from my point of view ensuring criminals with lifelong
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they are not penalized, culprits of some violation should be given the
death
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penalty
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