[higgmeister]

There is no statistical evidence (at least that I am aware of) that suggests the death penalty actually deters crime (reduces the incidents of murder).

It is statistical possible to count the number of murders (or any
other crime for that matter) committed by executed criminals.

The death penalty deters all crime with absolutely no recidivism rate.

[jaguaretype]

"The death penalty deters all crime with absolutely no recidivism rate."

Unfortunately I'll have to translate what people like al see when you note the above.

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See?

That is the problem with arguing with the omniscient types who condescendingly deride people who disagree with them.

Maybe al can reload windows and add in the additional language packs necessary to view your posting....

[A. Pole]

It is statistical possible to count the number of murders (or any other crime for that matter) committed by executed criminals.

This is a joke. But it is possible to check the reverse and not as a joke. How many convicted murderers, killed again after serving the prison sentence?