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Should Death Penalty Be Imposed to Child Rapist?
ACTIVIST: INHUMANE I am totally disagree with death penalty. I have colleagues around the world that share my views on this. Execution through death penalty is like prioritizing your emotion in making decision. And death penalty for me is very cruel and inhumane. It is a barbarous practice that should be discarded. Why I called it barbarous? If u can see here the execution process are very torturing

• Stoning. Could you just imagine a big stone on u and your skin is sliced and peeled and the flesh started to be seen. And this is being witness by the public
• Hang- strangled to death
• Electric chair, of course nobody know how quickly he would die from the electric shock. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) describes several cases where prisoners apparently lived for 4 to 10 minutes before finally went to death.

Min: So, don't you think by doing this, it would send out the message that killing people is right thing to do and create a brutalize society? I think you are clever enough to think
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Nonie: Don't you think that rape is even worst than that? The victim herself while being rape, she screamed but this inhuman rapist did not care about this pity girl. She is suffering, in pain, and it is very hard time to her to survive even now she still unconscious. Life imprisonment is just not enough to compare to the pain and "nightmare" that she had been through. If this death penalty can cause suffer to the rapist, how about the pain of this little girl who is suffering? It is still considered that this man is actually making the girl suffer even more. She's suffering during the incident and will suffer for her whole life. But If the life imprisonment be imposed this man just only suffer for 15-20 years in prison. Even in the prison itself, they are house and don't even need to work hard to have their physical need such as shelter, food and clothes. All of these are well –prepared for

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