Death penalty. — Philosophy

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Гур

13 years ago

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It's not worth bringing it back. In any situation, the death penalty is not the best solution.

Sincerely,
Gur

La reina hermosa

13 years ago

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I think it’s worth considering, but in moderation. In any case, accepting human life as an absolute value is impossible for me. At least because, throughout their lives, people gradually become less human. Well, the death penalty should, perhaps, teach people to weigh their actions and the punishment for them. However, it is unlikely to work – people tend to think more in terms of the present than the future.

Гур

13 years ago

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But what about the situation of a "miscarriage of justice"? Sincerely, Gur

Happy Life

12 years ago

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So far, seven schoolchildren have voted in the poll out of fourteen participants.

Небо

12 years ago

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Unfortunately, the poll is closed.

Happy Life

12 years ago

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Yeah, right. Moderators, please unlock it! If you can, that is.

Небо

12 years ago

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Moderators, please unlock this if you are not schoolchildren.

Arandor

12 years ago

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Perhaps the moderators can also travel back in time.

In reply to Siverfale

Siverfale

7 years ago

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Siverfale

The civilized Roman Empire fell because it declined. The youth became dissolute, barbarians roamed the capital of the world in the thousands, the concept of a "Roman citizen" ceased to inspire fear and respect, and faith weakened. Rome became the greatest empire thanks to discipline – the bulwark of civilization. And it perished after losing it.

Thoughts of the savior of the white race.