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  That’s a win for trans equity right there.
context: i have no real moral objections to the death penalty, just pragmatic ones
  it's very expensive
  if the person is guilty of something heinous enough to warrant it then it seems like life in a cage would be a worse punishment
  but mostly the moment we found out we executed even one innocent person we should have stopped all of it (nevermind the almost 200 exonerations since the early 1970s) >
  
  These are my feelings as well. I'm not going to cry over this particular murderer/rapist, but as an institution, it's inefficient and kills innocent people. >
  
  Yeah, I would let the state execute 1 innocent person and 200 murderers, rapists or terrorists than spend time, resources and personnel on those 201. >
  
  And if you were the one innocent in question? >
  
  My boy, I'd be a willing sacrifice. I'd take that deal. >
  
  No you wouldn't. This is absolute horseshit. >
  
  Have you ever seen Inglorious Basterds? In the car cinema scene in the end of the movie, did you ask yourself if there was a single innocent person in that room? If there was, would you stop the plan of blowing up the German high command? Yeah, I thought so. >
  
  That's a movie. What argument are you even making? Movies aren't reality. >
  
  What I'm saying is that the cost of one innocent life is precious, yes. But it's not 200 bad guys precious. >
  
  Even if we’ve already captured the bad guys? You’re willing to sacrifice yourself just so that we can feel justified in executing a bunch of people that we already have in cages? That makes sense to you? >
  
  She raped, tortured, and murdered her ex girlfriend.
  If anyone deserves to be executed, it is her >
  
  100%, don't let identity politics divert from what this criminal did to his victim. Awful awful person. >
  
  it’s sad how far i had to scroll to find out why she is getting executed. cuase i knew damn well it wasn’t because she’s trans >
  
  Which wouldn't make sense because she received her sentence before transitioning. That didn't happen until she was an inmate.