- Death Penalty-
(In support of)
The voices of the murders are heard much more often than that of the victims that died. But it is many people's belief that the murders deserved to die for their heinous crimes. They believe that we must think first of the 1,895 murdered victims instead of the 1,000 that committed these crimes and have died because of them. Jurors, when faced with the decision of what to do to these criminals, they make the right choice to give them the consequence of death. "With a yearly average of 15,000 murders, the fact that we are reaching 1,000 executions in only a little more than 30 years is proof that capital punishment has been reserved for the worst of the worst." The death of a murder is no tragedy, for they can no longer commit the same crime and end even more lives. The death penalty has saved more lives than it has ended, and therefore should be kept in use.
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