The death penalty should be used more liberally. I'd argue that almost any time someone gets a life sentence, they should be getting the death penalty instead. With a grace period of ten or fifteen years, in case further evidence comes to light.

There's no point in keeping a criminal alive in jail indefinitely if you don't plan on releasing them; they get better health care and food than many people who aren't criminals, and it's paid for with tax dollars. It makes no sense.

And the "eye for an eye is bad" argument holds no water with me. It's not an eye for an eye, it's logic, justice, and not wanting to waste the taxes of good citizens caring for the worthless lives of serious criminals.

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