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Argument for the Death Penalty
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Argument: Death Penalty. I am here today to express my growing concern and strong views on capital punishment. I am not satisfied with the way crime and murder is being dealt with today. For committing murder, the average penalty across the world is a sentence of eleven and a half years in prison with consideration to behaviour. Violent crimes and murder are part of the cruellest, most inhuman and disparaging crimes that exist. These are a few important primary causes to why England a civilised country governed by law should impose the severest judgment - the death penalty - on such monstrous crimes. Our country is filled with people from different cultures, meaning different religions, resulting in different beliefs. So for these multicultural people capital punishment may be unfair, as they have only done what their religion says. However these people are still a part of humanity. What about...
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