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@9FZ28JH DisagreementsCounter Argument1yr ago

If someone has committed an unforgivable crime with undeniable evidence in the conviction of that crime, why should we pay to keep them alive in prison?

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@9FZ4V32Conservativedisagreed…1yr1Y

How can the punishment for killing someone be killing someone. We will all be judged by God one day.

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@9FZ28JH commented…1yr1Y

If god existed you would have a valid argument. Politics needs to be based on reality. We cannot subscribe to fiction as it is not fact. Thanks for the reply though. Have a blessed day.

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