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This challenges the notion of “equal justice” and highlights systemic inequality.

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The death penalty disproportionately affects marginalized communities, revealing racial and socioeconomic biases in the justice system. From inadequate legal representation to prejudiced juries, these disparities show that capital punishment is far from fair or impartial.

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Executing criminals continues a cycle of violence. By choosing death as punishment, society mirrors the very act it condemns. True justice should heal, not harm. It’s time to choose mercy over vengeance.

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The death penalty grants the state the ultimate power over life and death. But who decides whose life is worth more? Infallible justice does not exist, and neither should irreversible punishment.

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Every life has value, even those who have committed grave crimes. By choosing mercy, we uphold humanity’s capacity for compassion and redemption. Justice should restore, not destroy.

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Life imprisonment without parole protects society and punishes the offender without taking a life. It offers a chance for remorse, accountability, and even redemption - possibilities that the death penalty extinguishes forever.

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Opposition to the death penalty is not new. From public hangings to modern-day executions, people have always challenged state-sanctioned killing. The movement for abolition continues this legacy of justice.

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The right to life is a fundamental human right. Capital punishment violates this principle, reducing human dignity to a state decision. A just society must protect all lives, even those deemed unworthy.

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The justice system is flawed. Since 1973, over 190 people on death row have been exonerated in the U.S. alone. One mistake is one too many. The risk of executing an innocent person is an injustice we cannot afford.

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Vengeance breeds more hatred and suffering. By choosing mercy, we break the cycle of violence and honor the sanctity of life. Justice should heal wounds, not create new ones.

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Mistakes happen, and the justice system is not infallible. Exonerees are living proof that wrongful convictions occur. If the system can get it wrong once, it can get it wrong again. There is no room for error when a life is at stake.