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Life sentence is enough. Executions should be prohibited. However, I slowly realized that executing a person who has committed a huge crime is acceptable. There are criminals, who no matter how big the crime is, still managed to get out of prison because there are some people in the authority who are helping them. They need to be executed before they could again kill people.

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Being in the death row feels like you're dead. Though you are not executed, just staying inside feels the same. I am against execution but somehow, I am starting to feel positive about it. Some big time murderers still managed to get out of prison because of the people supporting them behind.So, it would be better to execute them.

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