I can understand how a social structure has to maintain and enforce it's moral and ethical codes in order to function, but the death penalty is taking this too far. My own morality holds the value of a single life to be infinitely greater than the prosperity of millions. The ends never justify the means.
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Live and let live; Kill and be killed. Simple as that.
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Would you believe it possible that a criminal is the product of the society that provided for him? And that it turn, in order to not have violent criminals society should take essential steps towards it's betterment in many aspects? Do you think that frying people, by-the-book, no less, is a step towards this direction?
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