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PavlovsPuppy · 100+, F
I'm a psychology student, therefore one might think that I'd answer no. I'd say that they have a mental illness and they need help, etc.
Well, I've done enough studying to tell you that perpetrators of horrific crimes are very ill. They are ill beyond the point of help.
Psychology can maybe help them "pretend" to fit into society, but they will reoffend. Statistics prove that.
For that reason, I am for the death penalty in horrific crimes. We can't help them,they are only a burden on society. They need to be put down, like a suffering pet.
Well, I've done enough studying to tell you that perpetrators of horrific crimes are very ill. They are ill beyond the point of help.
Psychology can maybe help them "pretend" to fit into society, but they will reoffend. Statistics prove that.
For that reason, I am for the death penalty in horrific crimes. We can't help them,they are only a burden on society. They need to be put down, like a suffering pet.