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The death penalty was originally brought to America from Europeans in the 1600s (Laurence, 23). Some states have abolished implement of the pathetic “eye for an eye” attempt of resolving and decreasing criminal activity, however most still enforce the 100 year-old petty form of torture. When most argue against capital punishment one usually considers the coldness of killing people and the poor treatment of a criminal it creates. Few view if continuing to use capital punishment profits the society. Capital punishment is not beneficial to the society that enforces it. When a civilization to acknowledges murder by the government, it reduces the civilization’s value for human life. Retribution for a wrongly accused criminal is impossible, and the death penalty does not reduce crime.

To expose a civilization to acknowledged murders by the government reduces the society’s value for human life. Watching executions desensitizes these civilizations regard for human life. The society will start to believe that murder is acceptable under the circumstance that the inflicted are criminals. “Criminals feel one of their side have been taken and wants to even the ratio” (Deacons, 52). Th

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