Alan Parker Death Penalty Analysis

I’m not very fond of killing even a fly but there are plenty of cases and very brutal examples when it would be better to have such right. I read a few articles which have shown me that there are dozens of people whose attitude toward the death penalty is just like mine. They think it is necessary to chastise murderers and criminals using such radical and brutal methods. Though, on the other hand, there are people who say that punishing people with the death penalty is just not moral, even for those who have committed a chain of serious crimes.

The death penalty is a very popular way of punishment in the USA. Both criminals and their families are terribly afraid when it comes to the death sentence, because electric chairs are not as good as Americans want them to be. In the past, there were some cases in which a man was literally aflame and he blew after 10 minutes of sitting on the electric chair... It’s completely mind blowing. It’s against any rules and totally immoral at least to me. Just imagine the faces of families watching their son or daughter being burnt, steaming, and almost exploding right in front of their own eyes! What a horrifying …show more content…
It’s a well- know drama thriller about a longtime activist against capital punishment who is then sentenced to death penalty because of the accusation of killing his fellow who is a capital punishment opponent. David Gale is a prisoner in death row in Texas, US. During graduation party, Gale being completely drunk, gets seduced by an attractive young girl and is made to have a rough sex with her. The girl is found the next day raped and murdered with a plastic bag taped over her head. Gale is the only suspect and as a result he is sentenced to death. His previous life collapses just in one second. He loses his friends, family, marriage, career and reputation. All his entire life is irretrievably