Do you think the Death Penalty is Fair Justice?

Morally, I haven't major qualms. On a wider systematic level, as others have said, you can't really implement where an individual's punishment varies with the certainty that they did it.

Death penalty is about exacting revenge. Everyone has the right to take his revenge.

uh, no they don't

How about I just don't think it serves a purpose

Why not? Revenge is a human right.

According to who? And just because you believe that, does not make it a legal right

You'r right. That was Subjective.

I agree with it in particularly heinous crimes. Like with the Boston Bomber and Osama bin Laden.

You're a moron

Anyway, the answer is yes

Life in prison doesn't seem to serve much purpose to me.

how so?

And you're a dandy. What does this accomplish?

Öhm, why do you ask me?

It's already contradicted itself by killing innocent people, which means the death penalty should get itself.

I'm drunk at the moment, but I can only surmise that my initial response might have mistakenly assumed otherwise.

I have no problem with a jury having capital punishment as an option. As someone that has seen one two many snuff films on the internet, I have zero symphony for murders. There is no saving them, and life in prison is no more humane.

They just sit in prison, waiting to die. Nothing happens, nothing changes. They're just wasting space and resources.

The answer is, for the most part, yes. However the sheer cost involved and the amount of tape involved has made such economically unfeasible. Nevermind the sheer amount of crowding in our prisons (here in California, mind you). My state has taken steps to remedy that, by placing more higher risk individuals in county jails (to which I've yet to see an LEO agree with this mantra), and allowing a lot of lower offending people slip by with an infraction (decriminalizing some drug offenses).

No because the risk of an innocent person being executed is too high. It's not that complicated.

It depends on what you think is just. I say no because it doesn't really solve anything. Instead of killing these people in the name of "justice," the people in the justice department should be trying to learn even more about why the person did it so we can further try to prevent things like this. It is kind of rare that someone who is homicidal gets incarcerated because they are either killed on site by the police department or they kill themselves. Instead of killing them for revenge we should take this opportunity to learn about the mindset of these people.