• jet@hackertalks.com
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      8 months ago

      like people pretending their government doesn’t execute people because they don’t see it.

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      8 months ago

      People having to come to terms with the policies they support.

      If it’s “too bad” for the public to see, then maybe it’s “too bad” to be doing at all.

      I’m pro-death penalty, btw.

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      8 months ago

      It depends, I don’t know the exact circumstances, if it was some sort of internal thing where something might have gone wrong, then this is wrong, especially if their own scholars said so, this sort of crime should be hidden from the court itself imho, or atleast not a straight up death penalty, if they were a public school shooter who had killed kids, the issue becomes different

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        8 months ago

        Public executions used to be common and yet people still murdered. It clearly isn’t a deterrent and worse case you execute an innocent person.

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        8 months ago

        The problem being that it may give them more a tamgible sense of death rather than of consequences.

        It seems that murders are committed in scenarios where consideration of the consequences is not even on the radar, instead it’s some sudden rage or psychopathy, and I could believe either to be stoked by witnessing execution desensitizing then to violent death.