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I think those are different aspects. As one is public health and one is justice. One you are entrapped by simply existing. The other is through actions
Though I do think the criminal justice system is very corrupt and shouldn’t be trusted in many instances
I agree these examples are different in nature. Wasn't your point, though, that what the government can do to one person and get away with, it can come back and do to the next person.
If the government can railroad someone who didn't commit a crime all the way to an execution, can't they then do it the next person and then the next?
I understand that the government will say that the person was tried and found guilty, but the government also said vaccines were safe. Isn't the death penalty a lot of power to give a flawed government?