If you have any questions about the abolition of the death penalty, just say it.

The original intention of abolishing the death penalty is to reduce unjust, false and wrongful cases, but once the death penalty is abolished, the vicious crime rate of recidivism will rise in a short time, and gang crimes such as drug trafficking will become more rampant. And I don't think reeducation through labor can save all criminals.

Secondly, abolishing the death penalty will cause public dissatisfaction. Especially the families of the victims. China's traditional idea of killing people for their lives and paying back debts has lasted for more than two thousand years. It can be said that China is one of the most difficult countries to abolish the death penalty. People will never agree. You can save the heart.

I remember one thing before, that is, an American killer killed eight people in a row, and the United States wanted to sentence him to death. As a result, an Italian leader or something (whose name has been forgotten) said that the death penalty was cruel. Mobilizing the congregation against the death penalty led to unanimous shelling by the American people. Arriving early and shelling later, these once awesome leaders were all dumb. The so-called abolition of the death penalty is secretly promoted by some people who dare not face the reality. It's rubbish.

Admittedly, the death penalty is irreversible. But the state can strictly examine it. I think there are always fewer people who die unjustly than those who are killed after the abolition of the death penalty.