Execution Is Inherently Murder Analysis
Just because you hyperbolically assert that I’m “conflating all kinds of different arguments” does not make it so. Twice I alluded to the opposing argument I hear most. Never did I suggest that is the only argument one could make. I said “As for those who would say that the DP is inherently murder …” and “DP opponents who argue that execution is murder…” There is no substantive difference in meaning. You are needlessly hung up on my use of the word inherently.
One could make a case that the dp is immoral in the 21st century US without arguing that’s it’s always “inherently” so.
Some implications hidden in your unsupported argument as quoted from you above, stated in a few different ways:
- For the sake of morality, the personal cost (penalty)
One could make a case that the dp is immoral in the 21st century US without arguing that’s it’s always “inherently” so.
Some implications hidden in your unsupported argument as quoted from you above, stated in a few different ways:
- For the sake of morality, the personal cost (penalty)