The document argues that the death penalty should not be implemented in the Philippines for three key reasons. First, the justice system is imperfect and biased, and can wrongly convict innocent people. Second, the system can be manipulated by wealthy Filipinos or foreigners due to the large gap between the rich and poor. Third, Filipinos themselves are too biased and only aim to satisfy their own desires, praising the government for convicting criminals but criticizing it for convicting innocent poor people.
The document argues that the death penalty should not be implemented in the Philippines for three key reasons. First, the justice system is imperfect and biased, and can wrongly convict innocent people. Second, the system can be manipulated by wealthy Filipinos or foreigners due to the large gap between the rich and poor. Third, Filipinos themselves are too biased and only aim to satisfy their own desires, praising the government for convicting criminals but criticizing it for convicting innocent poor people.
The document argues that the death penalty should not be implemented in the Philippines for three key reasons. First, the justice system is imperfect and biased, and can wrongly convict innocent people. Second, the system can be manipulated by wealthy Filipinos or foreigners due to the large gap between the rich and poor. Third, Filipinos themselves are too biased and only aim to satisfy their own desires, praising the government for convicting criminals but criticizing it for convicting innocent poor people.
As you can see, death penalty is in fact not a good choice for
a criminal to be punished. Our Justice System is imperfect,
biased, and faulty. When in effect, it can wrongfully convict innocent people. Our Justice System can be manipulated by any rich Filipino or a rich Foreigner. This happens because of the gap between the poor and the rich. Life imprisonment is better than capital punishment? Do you believe it? Do you agree with it? Or do you want to stick with death penalty? Again, death penalty should not be implemented because the Justice System is unjust, and we are a nation wherein the gap between the poor and the rich is big. Not only that the justice system is unjust, but this is also because of the Filipinos. Filipinos are too biased. They only aim to satisfy their desires. How come? For example, is when a criminal was found guilty of the crime he committed, he will receive death penalty. Filipinos would then praise the administration. But, if an innocent poor Filipino was convicted, and received a death penalty, Filipinos would start criticizing the government and will start blaming the justice system. How can you implement such punishment if both the System and the People are unjust? Death penalty should be implemented when the gap between the rich and the poor is small, and when the Justice System is set on the right track. Death penalty is not the best punishment. Death penalty only favors the rich.
It deters criminals from committing serious crimes. Common sense tells us that the most frightening thing for a human being is to lose their life; therefore, the death penalty is the best deterrent when it comes (1).pdf