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Snowflake
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Dystopia
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I know that the following isn't a difficult idea to understand. Once again:
If 1) you know that the system isn't perfect (i.e. that the possibility of the execution of an innocent person exists), and 2) you choose to support the practical reality of that system, then 3) it must, logically, be acceptable to you that an innocent person could be executed. This is clear, stark logic. As regards the formulation of your own, personal position, this isn't a moral dilemma for "society" at large, it clearly is a moral dilemma you must face within yourself. The honest, adult response would be to state "I am okay with the possibility of the execution of an innocent person." If you feel strongly that this is the right position, you shouldn't be ashamed to just say so.
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