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Death penalty Quote by Glen Rambharack

“I do not think we should reward murderers by keeping them alive in air conditioned prisons where they are fed everyday. If they are worthless to society they should get out. I think that the death penalty should only be given out to those who are definitely guilty and I do agree that it has been…” quote by Glen Rambharack
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“I do not think we should reward murderers by keeping them alive in air conditioned prisons where they are fed everyday. If they are worthless to society they should get out. I think that the death penalty should only be given out to those who are definitely guilty and I do agree that it has been given out to people that may not have been proven 100% guilty and that is wrong as mistakes can be made. But if someone is beyond a doubt guilty they should be given the death sentence instead of life in prison. I do not want my taxes going to keeping a murderer alive. I would rather have my tax money go to killing those murderers !!”

Glen Rambharack

About This Quote

Source Opinion Piece: Online Forum, 2023

The speaker argues for capital punishment only for unquestionably guilty, criticizing life imprisonment for murderers and tax costs.

In simple terms: Only the definitely guilty should face death; others deserve life imprisonment.

Key Takeaway

Advocate strict criteria for death penalty.

Themes

justice ethics punishment taxes

Mood

critical concerned

Type

debate political ethical

When to use this quote

  • court sentencing
  • legislative reform
  • tax allocation
  • prison reform

Key Concepts

Moral philosophy criminal justice public policy

Questions to Reflect On

  • Is the death penalty ever justifiable?
  • How should society balance safety and fiscal responsibility?
A Different Perspective

Capital punishment risks irreversible errors and moral dilemmas.

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