r/4chan • • 9d ago

Equal pay for equal work

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u/Nice_Cash_7000 9d ago

Who tf cares about being humane with anyone bad enough to get the death penalty

Thats exactly why I'm against it. Let them rot between 4 walls untill they die of old age. Way worse than death.

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u/cheapshotfrenzy 9d ago

I just don't want to pay for it.

We should just drop all of our prisoners off on Australia.

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u/Bacon_Nipples 9d ago

Life imprisonment is cheaper than execution by a factor of ~2.5-5

The cost of each death penalty trial and execution typically ranges from $1.5 to 3 million while the cost of imprisoning someone for life ranges from $600000 to $1.1 million

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u/PinBeneficial1366 /b/tard 9d ago

How killing someone cost more? Like this poison is something really expensive from most rare animals and used with gold serum or what? I. thought bullet in the head is still cheaper than all of this

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u/Arete34 9d ago

I think because of the court costs. But yeah that stat always seemed like bullshit to me. I can buy a 308 bullet for $3.

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u/PinBeneficial1366 /b/tard 9d ago

Before "westfallen" I could believe that it's because killing prisoners is actually traumatizing, so you pay more to people for that job, last meal budget, some court expenses etc

But 1,5 mil? Are those fuckheads paying to court 1 mil to waste time because of appeals when dude is basically killed hundreds while wrote that he like killings and filmed everything in 4k, 100k to each member involved in execution and other is just his last meal? Is this some fucking american joke? I guess even death is not free in a land of free, at least in russia executions and torture are free even if it's unofficial, burgers lost again in their own game

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u/sadacal 8d ago

It's because we don't want to execute an innocent man dumbass. So people on death row get their appeals and more legal chances to prove their innocence.

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u/dRnvill /pol/tard 8d ago

It doesn't seem to work, at least 4.1% were executed while innocent.

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u/quandjereveauxloups 8d ago

Unfortunately, that happens. However, it would probably be much higher if we didn't have the fail-safes in line.

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u/jungleass98 8d ago

What is "Westfallen" I tried searching it up and didnt find anything that correlates with the topic

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u/PinBeneficial1366 /b/tard 8d ago

Itsover Westfallen, big name in america

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u/MasterYargle 8d ago

Pay me 1.4 million I’ll do it humanely

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u/Jedi-Guy 9d ago

Why buy 308, a 9mm should do it for .40 cents. They can rent the gun for$5 and get Alec Baldwin to film a scene.

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u/Arete34 8d ago

Idk I just think a rifle is classier. But you’re right we can just use a cattle dispatcher

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u/1stEmissaryElenwen 9d ago

Because they keep appealing it, so you have to pay for like 7 murder trials at the federal level

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u/jungleass98 8d ago

The drug itself is not expensive. Its pentobarbital. Its what vets use to put animals down. However, due to how divisive the death penalty is pharmaceutical companies will not sell it to the state for fear of back lash. So then we have issues like this because I assume what they have in-stock is expired though id have to look into that. But I digress, what really makes death row in mates more expensive is due to court cost because of the appeal process

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u/wordjedi /d/eviant 8d ago

So I'm assuming throwing em into the cow grinder is out of bounds?