Yeah. I'm not convinced that's an accurate assessment of the existing legal system in our country. The prerequisite foundation to eliminating the penalty is a body of judges that will hand down meaningful sentences. We don't have that yet. Perhaps the campaign should focus on that for a start. Don't put the cart before the horse.
Confining those who are a danger to innocents for life is a possibility; but it's not very probable in our country. Sort of like thinking the U.N. can live up to its potential. Another unrealistic assessment, IMO.
I agree, but you can't fault the reasoning, just the judgment regarding the true circumstances.