In the past 5 years in Canada, there have been 2, 730 homicide offences. Now, just imagine 2,730 corpses all lying in a giant pile. The colour being drained from their skin, their body rotting from the inside out, their chance to keep living gone-- because someone else had the audacity to take away that precious life. To murder someone should never be justified and the best solution to this crime is capital punishment. A life for a life, as simple as that.
The definition of capital punishment is to legally authorize the killing of someone as punishment for their crime. Although capital punishment may seem unethical to some, it actually holds many advantages like, providing closure for those who loved the victim. (listverse.com) the family …show more content…
In her last statement, she said, “I’d just like to say that I’m sailing with the rock, and I’ll be back like Independence Day, with Jesus June 6. Like the movie, big mother ship and all, I’ll be back.” She was pronounced dead at 9:47 am.
This is another perfect example of why the capital punishment should be brought back. While watching the documentary on her life, it had this major impact on me. People that cruel and sick shouldn’t be here on the world, able to cause as much harm as they please. Like the psychologist said, she was mentally ill but that they didn’t take away her sense of right and wrong. She took away seven lives and for that, she deserved the capital punishment. Also, the way she treated the jury and judge in court was just dreadful; she showed no respect for anyone around her, which just proves that she’s not a good person.
Capital punishment is the only way to serve justice properly in severe cases. Although there’s several arguments that it’s unnecessary or cruel, it’s been proven throughout many situations that capital punishment is a great thing to establish because not only does it hold that major scare factor but, it protects society and reduces crime rates— two things that are very important, which is why capital punishment should be brought back to Canada and used
The definition of capital punishment is to legally authorize the killing of someone as punishment for their crime. Although capital punishment may seem unethical to some, it actually holds many advantages like, providing closure for those who loved the victim. (listverse.com) the family …show more content…
In her last statement, she said, “I’d just like to say that I’m sailing with the rock, and I’ll be back like Independence Day, with Jesus June 6. Like the movie, big mother ship and all, I’ll be back.” She was pronounced dead at 9:47 am.
This is another perfect example of why the capital punishment should be brought back. While watching the documentary on her life, it had this major impact on me. People that cruel and sick shouldn’t be here on the world, able to cause as much harm as they please. Like the psychologist said, she was mentally ill but that they didn’t take away her sense of right and wrong. She took away seven lives and for that, she deserved the capital punishment. Also, the way she treated the jury and judge in court was just dreadful; she showed no respect for anyone around her, which just proves that she’s not a good person.
Capital punishment is the only way to serve justice properly in severe cases. Although there’s several arguments that it’s unnecessary or cruel, it’s been proven throughout many situations that capital punishment is a great thing to establish because not only does it hold that major scare factor but, it protects society and reduces crime rates— two things that are very important, which is why capital punishment should be brought back to Canada and used