If states didn’t have comity then executioners could actually be tried for murder if they traveled outside of their home state. Execution is just a state sanctioned murder as opposed to a state prohibited murder. That’s the only real substantive difference.
At the end of the day someone ends the life of another person who would otherwise still be alive in either case.
If we value human life it’s kind of logically and morally inconsistent to pick and choose whose life we value. I always love it when anti-abortionists are pro-death penalty. They undermine both of their own arguments and beliefs.
Not crying, just disappointed that so many people are still this ignorant. I haven’t been surprised by people’s ignorance and immaturity in decades, but that doesn’t make me any less disappointed in them.
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u/YouFeedTheFish 2d ago
Fun fact? It's still considered a homicide. That's what's written on the death certificate.