The Death sentence is a punishment people justify for people who have commited crimes so vile that some suggest death is the only right consequence. But since when has justice become vengeance? The death sentence is irreversible,and teaches us the harmful concept of taking a life is okay as long as they were a horrible person, which crosses multiple moral boundaries, we aren't the deciders of life, and death is a way of avoiding accountability because we don't know the endless possibilities that comes after they lose consciousness.

But, you are aware we can lock criminals away for a big portion of time, prison sentences for vile crimes vary from 20 years to up to hundreds. That much time with loss of privileges and isolation is a punishment enough. And we don't know if that criminal may ever hurt someone ago, if we kill them assuming they wouldn't change that crosses many moral boundaries of life. We've already decided how dangerous it is to kill based of assumptions that we can't guarantee.

Well, then, you're not arguing properly with me, so I will make my final points. 1. Death Sentences are irreversible and due to systematic injustice a black person might be given the death sentence for a lesser serious crime than a white person. 2. Human Dignity stops us from determining whether someone stops being worthy of living just because they did wrong. 3. If we let bad actions justify death, we are being Vengeful, justice doesn't always make us feel better, while vengeance tends to make us feel better. We gotta recognize the difference between justice and vengeance.