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The United States needs to abolish the death penalty. It's archaic, costly, ineffective, and most importantly, unjust. The first place to start with the death penalty may be philosophical. The purpose of our criminal justice system is to deter crime, rehabilitate convicts, and incapacitate hardened criminals.
That concept has seemingly lost favor over the years, and this year, only 7% say deterrence is their top reason for supporting the death penalty. Instead, save taxpayers money and simply, they deserve it, have emerged as the second-most-popular responses to why the death penalty should be used in murder convictions.ASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans who favor the death penalty most often cite an eye for an eye as the reason they hold their position, with 35% mentioning it. Save taxpayers money and they deserve it tie as the second-most-popular reasons Americans volunteer in this open-ended measure, at 14% each.