1. death penalty
... notorious death execution in B.C. was about 399 B.C. when the Greek philosopher Socrates was required to drink poison for heresy and corruption of the youth. All these methods followed neither the ethical or religious rules as any religion or ethnic group does not teach any human to take life of another human. Obviously these were the barbaric civilizations that did not understand ... prove that, in the murder cases since 1930, the court has been arbitrary, racially based and even unfair in the way in which they have given punishments. In the American dilemma (1944), Gunner Myedal repor...
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