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Title: | Morality of capital punishment | |||
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| Name: | Shlomo from Tel-Aviv | | |||
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| It`s a paradox, but it comes out, that capital punishment may be in fact moral. If this child murderer were hanged back then after committing his crime, Israel were not be faced with such terrible moral choice now: to allow this filth to live in freedom or to leave the soldiers in the captivity of bandits. I think, that the Knesset should legislate and the court should use capital punishment for terrorism against civilians and for crimes against humanity. |
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