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JoanneElliott's comments:
on The Economics of the Death Penalty
It seems that your guests were commenting on the cost of the death penalty vs. the morality of the death penalty. For me there is no separation or conflict in these these considerations. How I choose to spend my money is based on my morality. How the governmental entity chooses to spend its (our) money is based, ultimately, on moral convictions.
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