Death Sentence vs Life In Prison - How Do They Actually Compare?
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2021
- If you commit a serious enough crime you will get life in prison, but when does a crime step over the line and become a death penalty? Check out today's new video where we take a look at the most severe punishments and what makes a sentence of life in prison different than the death penalty. You won't want to miss this.
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Life Sentence: Please let me die, this is terrible
Death Sentence: Don't let me die, this is terrible
That's a great summary
Those who suffer life then death and Vise versa 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@yungweedaofficialvevo7807 why did you put the clown emoji... i dont get it
i think the life sentence without parole is worse than death, give me the death sentence any day
@@alphayun7401 depends on the prison . Some prison offer hotel like amenities
Both are a death sentence because with life in prison there's basically no point of being alive anymore
The way i see things from my own point.
Being alive existing as a free person, isn't any different from imprisonment. Cause i realize that i'm all alone and contained in my own mind in my head. The difference between prison and freedom is the environment you're in. In the end i'll always be in my head cell until death.
@@Gielderst get help
@@Gielderst Seriously get help because a lot of people don't see it that way
@@Gielderst Interesting perspective.
@@Gielderst you need help
Death penalty: the grim reaper will see you now
Life in prison: please wait over there and the grim reaper will get to you when he's ready
@@huh7111 hello I am ready
@@Demonstrat no you’re not
So u haven't seen the syth on the side of my pfp
@@dump1ing.2005. and I am joking
@@Demonstrat Ok but I’m not
From what I know,
Death sentence means that someone will be executed eventually on a set date
Life in Prison means no chance of getting out of prison no matter what
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Well actually life imprisonment means that I here’s a possibility for re-education and rehabilitation and a chance for early release unless of course you got life without the possibility of parole
Actually life in prison isn't always until they die. This is why some judges will give crazy sentences like 100yrs, etc. Most states life in prison is 15yrs w/possibility of parole unless otherwise stated.
@Jason Allen agree
killing someone it's only morally correct if its self defense. There's no rational justification for death penalty
You should do a video on a what if they released all prisoners around the world. Pretty interesting if you ask me.
I guess then you wouldn't be here to get a reply from me
Basically gonna become the purge
Yes and who made the worst torture devices
That would be super interesting, so many possibilities.
@@leanjuicebox7010 I was gonna say the same thing never seen the purge but got the idea of it from Rick and Morty.
In my personal opinion, a lifelong sentence in prison is more emotionally and painfully damaging than a death sentence. A lifelong journey inside a cell, locked behind bars, is more painful than a few seconds of physical torture. Unlike the death sentence, life in jail technically means that you can't see the light of freedom for the rest of your existence, whilst the death sentence is just physical torture until you are free of your pain.
Therefore, a more damaging sentence, both mentally, emotionally and psychologically, would be life behind bars, not death.
Agreed. In the eye of the beholder
Not to mention there is the fact that inmates with multiple life sentences have killed other inmates because they had nothing to lose.
I agree
Yeah cuz 3 hot meals guaranteed and bed is what murderers deserve..I prefer not to pay for someone's hotel stay and these guys get fan mail so it's not as isolating as you think.
when they can send lifelong sentence to colonial planet instable like Venus and other planets deadly as they never survived in gulag space and they can't see light of freedom. but most of them will die on deadly planet (lava planet, radiation deadly, extreme temprature, etc..). you know Dystopia Jail space will more horrible of that terrestral jail as you can imagine how to big horrible.
but Future Space still unknow, maybe no one know what happend on future.
A death sentence is life sentence, you're in jail for the rest of it
Death sentence means you are on death row. It’s in the name. Trust me I watch a lot of forensic files
*The more you know*
Yup
Wrong life is not life. Thus why u can be dealt multiple
Deeeep
Life in prison sounds like torture, and even when the get it turned over they are still very likely go back to prison
Have you seen the video
Prison Fights - Jumped Over Jelly Beans
It's insane! 😂
@@benjackson9299 no but that sounds about as petty as I'd expect lol
@@benjackson9299 haha inmates arent ppl sooo funny
i don’t know about torture, I think of it more as a free all inclusive accommodation in comparison to death 🤷🏽♂️
@@Rap.Archives yea no its more existing not living your already dead once your there its a waste in general in every way
The main difference between life in prison and the death sentence is if you happen to be found innocent you can be let free if you were put to death they just killed an innocent man. This is what happened with the advancement of DNA testing.
I’d rather die than continue to live…err…exist with the psychological trauma. I’d consider it to be a mercy killing
This is why instead of doing away with beheadings, we should’ve just made it the norm for them to be done with sharp swords by trained swordsmen.
Saudi Arabia still uses this method of capital punishment to this day
@@smartguy360 everywhere should it would save people paying for prisoners that are condemned to death or life
Far more better than fattening them in prison for 12-13 years before executing them
Oh yes, imagine being innocent and having your head chopped off. Personally I think its better to pay taxes for it then killing innocent people. Right now at least 4% are innocent. Perhaps you guys don't care, well not unless you have the bad luck of being one of those innocent. At least with life sentence, these people can get out with some new evidence.
@@xxan84 4% out of 100% pretty god odds
It's a visual learner's dream if they teach like this at school. 😎
Give up school and watch documentaries on the subject you're interested in. There's incredible material out there!
@@therealkakitron that’s terrible advice!
@@LunaRealizedwell, that depends on what your goals are. If you're trying to learn about a specific subject, documentaries are a fantastic source not only of the information itself, but usually come with entertaining visuals that make learning much easier and digestible, all without the need to physically travel to a school, pay tuition (often going into debt), and you get to learn at your own pace. If, however, your goal is to constantly be compared to those around you in an unrealistic one size fits all system with the objective of becoming an obedient employee, then school is great!
Good teachers use youtube videos like this to teach their students!
This is predominantly how I teach my 5th graders. Not this particular video, mind you haha
Personally I would want death over spending the rest of my life in a cell, the only thing keeping you going is the false hope of maybe getting parole but deep down you know it didn't going to happen.
I love how I can retain all information from your videos yet go through 8 hours of school get home and think "...wait what class I got first?"
@@norton9216 You literally made a mistake in spelling the word mistake
@@norton9216 You even edited the comment and the word mistake is STILL spelled wrong
@@MarkCliffeIsGay he spelled mistake wrong because that’s how often people make mistakes. your own schoolteacher could be wrong at times, as well as any youtube video or even president of the united states. we arent perfect.. i just think its rude to respond to advice/love with a snarky comment/hate
@@evilcrystal I don't really care what you think
@@MarkCliffeIsGay wow that’s just childish
I learn everything I need training n this channel
I have seen mistakes from time to time where the information isn't accurate. But not many
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Go back to school 😂🤙
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Death by firing squad is most effective, you feel pain for only for few seconds, it does not require any special preparation and gear unlike like hanging, injection, electric chair... You only take out prisoner somewhere like prison yard or someting like that, fire like maybe 10-30 bullets and he feels pain for only for few seconds and thats it.
Very, very inhumane way of dying though as your corpse would essentially be swish cheese
do you know what a bone injury feels like? or maybe a microscopic bone injury like chin splits? now try that times a thousand and tell me it's not worse than what you're describing.
Great point, I agree! I was also curious, what about giving them a huge does of Fentynol so they OD?
@@ixdffg3572 But better than being cut into four pieces, being drowned in a river, and etc.
@@littlemichaeljr6518 but you die in like about 20 seconds or less so you are sufering for only like 20 seconds
The death penalty is punishment for their crimes.
It should not be used as a "deterrent".
And how exactly would you "not" use it as a deterrent? Like it or not, criminal penalties, from jail time, to execution, are deterrents for most of the population.
if it is used as punishment then it will inevitably be a deterrent because that punishment makes less people want to do the crime.
Yeah, the deterrent part is just a bonus side effect.
yep, the argument that death penalty doesnt deter criminals, so should be dealt away with is flawed. the prison system has multiple objectives, deterrence is only one of them
@@ohsehun6470 The death penalty was never about being a deterrent.
It was a life for a life. Punishment for the taking of innocent life.
I used to be on the fence about the death penalty. I think it’s never ok to take away someone’s life, but when I heard of Sylvia Likens’, Junko Furuta, and Kelly Anne Bates’ stories it was very clear to me that the death penalty sometimes is the best and only option.
@@The2ndUsername yes, but lifelong sentence in prison can be quite damaging emotionally and mentally. Not to mention that you will be confined in a cell and must eat bad food with other rowdy inmates. I would prefer being killed on the death row than to serve life.
Yeah but they use it way too often
@@The2ndUsername It costs a lot of money to keep those sick people alive, added to the fact that there's problems with people being let out due to corruption, or just escaping. There are even problems with them attacking other inmates. It would be much cheaper and quicker to have them executed, along with reducing the need for large prison complexes. The only problem with the cost of capital punishment at the moment is the bureaucracy in America that causes people to be waiting for years before execution, and the expensive methods used for it.
Agreed. I never liked it but with every true crime show I watch I feel like applying to those 2 weeks of lethal injection they were talking about.
@@FadingClarity it actually costs more to use the death penalty, funnily enough
Now do this:
Death Sentence vs Life In Prison - How Do They Actually Compare… in China.
It might be the same thing with a lot of forced labor over there.
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Good and interesting video like always!
Everyone out here saying they'd rather choose the death sentence forgetting the fact that you have survival instincts and when push comes to shove you'd rather live than not, even if it was prison
nahh, you'll die in there regardless so why continue to suffer makes no sense.
I believe that. Man I'd HATE prison, but I guess u can eek out some sort of life
My MAIN problem w prison is no woman. I'd lose my mind without female interaction. No way!
I beg to differ.
Yeah. People say that they would rather die, but literally everyone who came close to death would say that they are so thankful to be alive no matter what's going on in their life.
Just like 95% of people that committed suicide and survived would say that they regretted it the second they took the action
@@501thtrooper4 depends on the circumstances of life in prison . For example the Max security prison in Colorado does 23 hours of solitary confinement every single day. El Chapo will be living that way for the next several decades. Give me death penalty over that. Solitary confinement is decades of emotional / mental torture. You will go insane no matter what
It’s nice to have so many videos every day but RUclips always hides the second video of the day from my recommendations list.
Amazing content! Here for it 🙌
Well one is death and the other is just spending your life in a prison. That is how they compare
both means death
5:12 - lethal injection by guards? A police chief I asked said the death penalty isn't done by a guard but by a state executioner.
6:11 - most European nations abolished death penalty.
Back when Canada still had the death penalty quite a few hanging executions that happened in Winnipeg resulted in decapitations...
The new transition sounds have scared me 5 times now.
yeah, they're way too agressive
There was a very strange feature in this case, strange because of its extremely rare occurrence. This man had once been brought to the scaffold in company with several others, and had had the sentence of death by shooting passed upon him for some political crime. Twenty minutes later he had been reprieved and some other punishment substituted; but the interval between the two sentences, twenty minutes, or at least a quarter of an hour, had been passed in the certainty that within a few minutes he must die. I was very anxious to hear him speak of his impressions during that dreadful time, and I several times inquired of him as to what he thought and felt. He remembered everything with the most accurate and extraordinary distinctness, and declared that he would never forget a single iota of the experience. ‘About twenty paces from the scaffold, where he had stood to hear the sentence, were three posts, fixed in the ground, to which to fasten the criminals (of whom there were several). The first three criminals were taken to the posts, dressed in long white tunics, with white caps drawn over their faces, so that they could not see the rifles pointed at them. Then a group of soldiers took their stand opposite to each post. My friend was the eighth on the list, and therefore he would have been among the third lot to go up. A priest went about among them with a cross: and there was about five minutes of time left for him to live. ‘He said that those five minutes seemed to him to be a most interminable period, an enormous wealth of time; he seemed to be living, in these minutes, so many lives that there was no need as yet to think of that last moment, so that he made several arrangements, dividing up the time into portions-one for saying farewell to his companions, two minutes for that; then a couple more for thinking over his own life and career and all about himself; and another minute for a last look around. He remembered having divided his time like this quite well. While saying good- bye to his friends he recollected asking one of them some very usual everyday question, and being much interested in the answer. Then having bade farewell, he embarked upon those two minutes which he had allotted to looking into himself; he knew beforehand what he was going to think about. He wished to put it to himself as quickly and clearly as possible, that here was he, a living, thinking man, and that in three minutes he would be nobody; or if somebody or something, then what and where? He thought he would decide this question once
for all in these last three minutes. A little way off there stood a church, and its gilded spire glittered in the sun. He remembered staring stubbornly at this spire, and at the rays of light sparkling from it. He could not tear his eyes from these rays of light; he got the idea that these rays were his new nature, and that in three minutes he would become one of them, amalgamated somehow with them. ‘The repugnance to what must ensue almost immediately, and the uncertainty, were dreadful, he said; but worst of all was the idea, ‘What should I do if I were not to die now? What if I were to return to life again? What an eternity of days, and all mine! How I should grudge and count up every minute of it, so as to waste not a single instant!’ He said that this thought weighed so upon him and became such a terrible burden upon his brain that he could not bear it, and wished they would shoot him quickly and have done with it.’
Am I the only one that would rather have life in prison? I can't imagine what happens after death so I don't want to die.
It’s not that you don’t know what happens after death, its that you don’t want to know.
Your blinded mind keeps you from knowing the truth.
@@Mark-ye9pi It wouldn't matter anymore what we think. We'd be dead already. 😅
@@aaron_aj_knight_95 It matters because you’ll never truly die.
The soul is eternal and by pretending that there is no soul you doom yourself.
@@bitasaur The Word of God and neuroscience.
If you choose to study the relationship between the mind and the brain you will see that consciousness is evidence of a spiritual soul.
8:45: And if there were no death penalty, these costs would roll over into the costs of maintaining a lifer. Think ahead.
People are very short sighted for the most part. Something I’m not
Faxx
Love this channel.
Wouldn’t arguing that long trials creating older inmates and creating greater healthcare costs also be applicable to life imprisonment?
I'm surprised you didn't include the fact that lawyers often encourage their clients to plead guilty to get life in prison rather than the death penalty, even if the client is innocent.
to be honest i feel that death penalty is actually a lot better than life in imprisonment because it's still like a death sentence but prolonged you will suffer for the rest of your life until you die of old age, while death penalty is an easy way out of a terrible situation
@@MTC008Of course it is, It’s common sense to anyone who has been to jail.
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The narrator is not exactly correct with respect to the death penalty's deterrent effect. The question of whether it's a good "general" deterrent -- deterring criminals in general from killing -- is still an open one and may vary from state to state. The death penalty is a very good "specific" deterrent inasmuch as the actual malefactor who is executed cannot commit other offenses.
the life sentence is the extremely slow death penalty, where you have to sit in a prison for years if not decades before you die
I would just drink a invis potion
50000 iq
@@theholyknight2581 That's way too much IQ for somebody who just thinked of a potion.
@@TemperamentalCatLover r/whoosh
@@LunaRealized r/ihavereddit
I’d rather get the death penalty than life in prison. Imagine being locked up for 40-50 years. I would go crazy
yes because death penalty is an easy way out for freedom
@@MTC008 Prison isn’t even that bad. Some people prefer prison over the real world. They get all their basic needs for free
@@-KingBeast- but you will still suffer of being caged for the rest of your entire life
@@MTC008 are they really caged though? They don’t even spend a lot of time in their cell. It’s similar to a school system. They have tons of activities on a scheduled basis
@@-KingBeast- i know that but you are still in prison
Apart from the worst of the worst, it's actually rare nowadays for death row inmates to have their punishment carried out. More often than not, they die in prison awaiting execution. And sometimes, a death sentence is overturned in favor of life in prison without parole.
Life without any possibility of parole is pretty much a death sentence in its own.
The first thing that came to mind after watching this is about " The Shawshank Redemption." 😆😆
The death sentences may not deter crime but it is 100% effective at cutting down repeat offenders.
Not true. A DA who sends an innocent person to the death chamber can repeat the offense later.
@@Alverant how often is it the case where an innocent is sent to death vs it actually happened
You know there has to be an overwhelming evidence that DA has to do for conviction
@@mawas6801 Based on the known statistics, at least 4% of people on death row are found to be innocent (of that specific crime) after their execution. (Important to note: 4% is the number of proven innocent people, and undoubtably, that number is actually higher- we just dont know how much higher)
That being said, to get on death row, it is very likely those people committed other crimes. I agree for harsher sentences, even if it just keeps those people off the streets longer. Dont really care about crime deterrents when child killers get 10 years and then let go. People deserve justice. Intentionally taking a life should result in loss of their life- by death or by life in prison, i dont care.
Who needs school when we have The Infographics Show😀
Life actually means a few decades with a possibility of parole. In Texas, inmates with a life sentence is eligible for parole after 40 years. In Florida, it’s a prison term of at least 40 years.
Death is actually better, just imagine what it would be to live in a maximum security or a supermax like adx florence for 23 hours straight with only 1 hour of recreation, whilst dying is just a set date and your life is over
or don't commit crimes?
@@zerotwoisreal If you had to do one tho it's a opinion;-; not asking to not do crimes it's like a would you rather question
@@drrealdoctor2207 well i'm still young so i'm sure i'd live my maximum security sentence. it'd keep me going to know that i'll see the outside world again. with death, you can't say that.
I think it’s strange to give the worst kinds of criminals recreation time. I dunno, just seems weird to me 🤷🏻♀️
the only difference between a life sentence and a death sentence is one has a date
Death sentence= no repeat offenders.
Could always bring back "devils Island", Drop them off on Deserted Island(Like in the Antartic) and let them fend for themselves.
It would off the shipping lanes with no chance to escape.
I have Australia on the phone, they wanna talk to you...
@@hallofo8107 They turned out well.
5:55
Although I oppose the capital punishment, I can come but with “a better idea” off the top of my head while barely even trying. For example, executing a heavily sedated person via nitrogen hypoxia would almost certainly be more humane than most other forms of execution. But as I noted, I oppose capital punishment of all types; I’m just trying to note other means of execution which are likely less cruel.
I personally don’t care about humanity in terms of executing a convicted murderer. If someone kills one of my family members, any method of state ordered execution would be far more humane than what would happen if I caught the killer first. I’m all for retribution; an eye for an eye. The killer didn’t victimize just one person
Solitary confinement is a form of torture.
that's true. prison, jail, psych ward, mental hospitals, solitary confinement, maximum security prison are terrible and awful anything that holds you against your will is awful and unbearable.
@@littlemichaeljr6518 some people need to be held against their will tho lol
@@javiervasquez9481 but some people aren't insane or guilty and never actually did anything nor do they have problems. a lot of convicts and prisoners are innocent and never had any victims.
@@littlemichaeljr6518 what are we supposed to do abt it? That’s why they’re groups that try and free falsely accused
It is tho i think some of them deserve to suffer
ngl, this is an interesting video. i clicked as fast as i could when i saw it.
Same
What does ngl mean?
@@chrisrobinson3831 "not gonna lie"
@@littlemichaeljr6518 oh! Lol. Thx
Very Good!..
This is such a cool video
a life sentence is 15-25 years in prison (depends where you live), not actually someone’s entire life. that’s also why people get multiple life sentences
I honestly don’t know which is worse. Regardless of which one you get, you’ll probably be wishing for the other.
I loled when he said if the rope was too short for hanging their heads pop off like a cork....I need help 😅
0:16 you're smiling. You're about to be excecuted and you're smilling
Well I mean in simplest term, in life sentence you’re fed, you have a roof over your head and you don’t have to worry about paying rent. death sentence is tax payers dollars is saved and won’t be wasted
Finland: welcome to country, where we dont have any of them.
It looks like its bad to be a victim of crime in Finland.
Now that I know everything about being a lawyer, when do I start?
Death should be used as a deterrent. And it needs to be brought back. Also, life in prison cost wayy more. Supporting someone for 40 plus years is a lot. Compared to ending them within a couple of months/weeks.
I used to be pro death sentence but now I think life without parole is far worse. Death is an escape for criminals.
Same here
Why is the death sentence expensive?
Because it's worth it.
epik pun
Amazing videon❤
Death is a release, it gives a person the luxury of moving on to the next life. So I think death sentence is probably the best choice a criminal can get. Life in prison, is essentially a slow and painful demise without physically dying right away.
*All of us in Florida is facing capitol punishment also* .
*Texas had the Branch davidians and David koresh* .
*Florida has Ron Desatan and the covidadians*
“All these humane methodes can go wrong”
*Bullet to the head joins the chat*
The world: Please, leave
Yeah, it's just way to gory that's why they don't use it. They actually tried firing squad in the US on an inmate, just messy, very messy and nobody wants to clean up brains, guts and blood.
There are a number of factors that go into play when it's the firing squad. One is the weather conditions,surprisingly a bullet can go astray if there's too much wind and it could miss the target or hit them in a non-vital area,then you have an annoying person just screaming to end his pain. Another is if the marksman is any good. Imagine someone lying their way to join the firing squad and they can't hit a target to save their life. Another is if the gun were to jam which guns have a habit of doing from time-to-time
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Personally , I would recommend this country use restorative justice. Other people shouldn’t decide weather you die instantly or miserably
Death row is the easy way out compared to life.
One costs a lot of tax dollars, the other doesn’t
Life in prison is emotionally,Psychologicaly, and sometimes physically more damaging than death,It slowly drives you insane, you realize you might never see the ones you love again,and you could be attacked by the other inmates.Death is quick and doesn’t keep you in pain as long. So yea,Life in prison is way worse then death.
Plus you may drop the soap
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Yet another psychological/physical trauma from prison you could get
The problem is we believe government that these have to be the only two options. What about a third option labor for life; however, labor that reforms the prisoner and improved the community.
Life in prison seems alot worse than - especially these days were in rare cases the execution is carried out - they basically put you to sleep like putting a sick pet to sleep with lethal injection most of the time.
Thinking about being trapped in a prison until either someone kills you or die of old age seems like torture. Not to mention abuse by other prisoners (dropping the SOAP in the shower).
oh for the love of God, you took SpongeBob too seriously and clearly have never been in prison or have never been informed. people will only abuse you if you look at them wrong, steal from them, or talk about them and if you DON'T take showers cause you'll stink. the dropping soap is a joke and rarely ever happens you'll be in danger if you don't take showers. also, lethal injections aren't perfect they botch executions and leave the person in more pain and usually don't actually fall asleep but rather as i just said are in pain. so no, neither is good at all.
@@littlemichaeljr6518 criminals deserve the worst
@@EmillioMelendez u must be young cause if you weren't you'd realize not every convict is guilty and many convicts are actually innocent and never had any victims or did anything wrong.
In practice, "life" usually means parole eligibility in 15 years or so.
Perhaps what is meant is a cat's life sentence...
I've got a great challenge idea if u still do challenges staying alone in a abandoned house for the whole week
I feel like execution by firing squad has least chance of going wrong, but maybe I’m wrong. Lethal injection sounds horribly painful.
They need to bring back the days of hard labor, and that alone would deter criminals from commiting serious crime.
No it won't and China is proof.
So concentration camps like the nazis built in ww2 and the gulag in Russia when it was led by stalin? Yea no thanks
As to the method of execution; place the condemned in a pressure chamber, then over a period of time pump the oxygen out of the chamber. The condemned will eventually succumb to sleep from O2 deprivation at which point the chamber is emptied of oxygen completely and left that way until flatline.
There you have it. More humane.
@williampg gois I agree, however it raises the question of the executioners identity, the belief systems of said executioner and the fact that there are times where a bullet to the brain has been survived.
Is it wierd I'd pick the death sentence over life in prison, I'd rather die then be a prisoner
Definitely not done by prison guards, a specialist is transported to whichever site the execution is taking place. Been working through 2 separate ones, with 2 people and the other was just 1 person. Guards are in the room and around to “secure” the area being they are still inmates
With COVID i think we are currently serving a life in prison.
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The RFID chip will be in all likelihood used in the enforcement of Sunday laws.
Regardless, do NOT take the RFID chip.
Currently, Sunday laws are being added to nations' constitutions for its future implementation worldwide.
First they will take away all the cash (money) !
then the government will pass a Sunday law, forcing you to go to church on (SUN)day.
And if you don't, then they will close your credit cards !
preventing you from buying or selling.
Is that what I get for playing fortnite?
@@kariyui fortnite players don’t deserve rights
@@BrandonTheWarriorPrince try not to fill up the replies too much. Try to condense it down to the important stuff and thats it :D
@@JuanTonSoupXP but I don’t play battle royal I play the stw
IMO, Penalties Should be at Least "Eye for an Eye." Actually, I think it should be 10x Worse than the Crime.
You abuse ONE Child, In my opinion, you should be abused 10x. (Then eliminated.)
Steal 1 chocolate bar from the shop. People steal 10 of your most precious belongings
Life sentence: you'll stay here until you die!
Death sentence: you'll stay here until you die!
If executions were still public I would definitely attend way too many. Just pack a picnic blanket and a bottle of merlot.
Introvert: *gets a life sentence*
Also introvert: "I can do this all day!"
no, ppl go crazy and insane in those conditions and in prison no matter if they are introvert or not.
Stop using bots to like your own comments ur pathetic
Reported
Death penalty all the way.
Murderers decided to end someone’s life shortly and cause extreme devastation to their loved ones.
Why should they get the gift of living their full life? No, thank you.
End their life early too, that’s fair.
00:55 Vlad Tepes would laugh to hear this.
Didn’t know you made this I was talking to my sister and said if I had to pick between the 2 I would get death sentence but hopefully I don’t have to even go to jail.
Life sentenced is worser than death penalty
Tell me, if you were innocent and had a choice in the sentence which would you choose? The one that gives you a chance to be freed or death?
Death of course but yeah i live terrible life but as I am innocent
For me personally death sentence is favorable I don’t wanna live in jail forever that’s living death
I can assure you that this is easy to say from the safe side ... I've witnessed cold blooded killers in court who during the entire length of the investigation say that they would rather a death sentence .. and when the office offers them a plea deal that turns their sentencing from death to life in prison they immediately take it ... survival instinct is a real thing, when you're there you will see those cold blooded killers turn into crying babies when the judge rules them to die.
If i were in Life in Prison, im causing ruckus. Breaking stuff, smashing the camera cell, etc. Not like i can be punished or my sentence extended any more
You'd be put in solitary confinement and stay in a small room, no sunlight to entertainment, for 24 hours a day for days on end. You would go insane.
A video on pirates would be cool
I'd be willing to bet that if we collectively made a society with better economic and social fairness that we would have less need for prisons in general
Well that and in America if the fbi/cia didn't foster modern gangs into existence to pay for a proxy war imagine how much better off america would be right
@@PrinceIsot That might be a subset of what I said, but it relies more on what you've heard and less on what you can see
@@MarkCliffeIsGay so no you can definitely see it of you look at all the context and what gangs used to be compared to what they are now. They didn't even start out as gangs that's the sad part
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I've thought about this before.
You either die and don't remember anything after that as you are dead.
Or you have to waste the remainder of your life doing nothing you want to do in a somewhat nice environment (depends on the country I guess, but its no longer a pit in the ground with a loaf of bread being tossed to your head every week)
Life sentence is the most horrible of the two. Its just the death sentence at a very slow pace.
Death sentence is more favorable than life in prison because death is short and sweet, while you could be in prison for 70+ years without getting out!
you never even died before LOL "short and sweet" most death executions are botched and leaves the person in a long period of pain before dying they actually got rid of it for many states because of this and other reasons.
so good luck thinking death sentence is more favorable 😂
@@littlemichaeljr6518 Sure death penalty can go wrong, but I doubt it can last for even more than 20-50 years!
@@Awoken_YKW_Fan9001 I mean I'm no expert at all but you never know what the afterlife holds but yeah life in prison is bad too. None of those two options are good.
I guess it's not really comparable anyway since it's a similar amount of pain spread evenly over different amounts of time.
*FiRsT*
Personally I'd choose the death sentence over just rotting in prison for probably decades. Though you can be on death row for a very long time as well..
In a documentary I’ve watched about the death penalty, a Texas Circuit Court Judge said that some cases go to SCOTUS, but it’s only if there’s a new, novel, and worthy issue.