Capital Punishment is Useless and Immoral

The death penalty was useless, immoral death penalty was a controversial issue for the United States for decades. The feelings of a particular individual about the death penalty usually reflect that person's economic background and social situation. Most Americans like the death penalty, but the survey shows that the public seriously misleads the specific problems surrounding the death penalty. Through thorough investigation and review of the experiences and ethical arguments of both parties, we conclude that the death penalty is useless and immoral in today's society.

3 In my speech I would like to convince you to reevaluate your view on the death penalty. My argument will deal with the following issues related to the death penalty: unfair death penalty, unethical conduct of the death penalty, and death penalty as a deterrent of crime. First of all, please discuss the corruption of the death penalty. 4 According to the evidence, the death penalty is a discriminatory punishment. Some call the death penalty justice for the poor. In other words, people without capital are punished. As criminal Hugo Adam Bedeau said, it is not because it turned out to be a violent act of violence, but because it is too poor to buy a first grade it is often sentenced to death and protected them A lawyer to do. "People executed in capital crime are historically arbitrary draw losers and these poor people are most often accompanied by poverty victims," ​​citing Bedeau's words.

6 In addition to being discriminatory, the death penalty is also immoral. In fact, one of the reasons the capital punishment is immoral is discriminatory. Daniel Hui, director of the American Catholic conference, especially pointed out this. "The fact that race is applied to the death penalty in a discriminatory way continues to oppose moral reasons, the death penalty."