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By Brian Holden, published 4/11/2010The most moral punishment is the one that most fully recognises the perpetrators humanity.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT LOWERS US TO THE LEVEL OF THE PHYSCOPATH.
Did the punishments metered out by God in some sections of the bible, for example the Great Flood where presumably little children and babies in the womb were deliberately executed by the method of drowning, for the sins of the adults in society, lower God to the level of the Physcopath.
Ted Bundy the notorious serial killer, who was eventually executed did not cause his executors to suddenly turn into Ted Bundy thus becoming overnite serial killers. They simply returned to their homes after the execution was over and continued being the tenderhearted parents and citizens they were before the execution.
The above statement <Capital punishment lowers us to the level of the Physcopath is just noble sounding rubbish and doesn't stand up to detailed analysis.>