

I genuinely want to know your view point.
And after that, is a good example of a slippery slope argument. Which is to say, no I’m not.
But you wanna know what’s reversible? Incarceration. We can give money and an apology. You wanna know what you can’t undo? Death.
So to me, unless you have a system that can promises 100% guilty people are guilty, even with people using the system with dishonest intents, than no, Im not on board with the government killing anyone.
So why should we keep those people locked up? Because I dont want to give that much power to an entitity that is currently killing and raping trans siblings in prison. Never mind if they legally can kill them all.
Tl; Dr if you give a power, it can and will be wielded to abuse you. And there should be more limits there.

We can give reperatuons to someone falsely impriaoned. We can’t do a single damn thing about someone dead.
I never said anything should be hidden. I said you can’t make an incoruptuble system. So permenant actions should never be taken.
Thats my moral line.
I said nothing about how democratic, or concealed anything should be. I’m believe you that you want that, and I agree it would be good, healthy, and required for a functioning modern justice system.
But it still needs to account for when people you disagree with get power, and pervert the system.
If you never give the power of execution, than its a lot harder, and requires a lot more coverup to start exciting people.
Also, were seeing right now how far that paper you talk about is worth. Again, as ita being weilded against my trans siblings all across the states.
We have bills in states calling for execution of pedofiles
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/former-florida-lawmaker-mike-caruso-arrested-child-abuse-charges-1815137
And drag queens being charged with child sex crimes
https://thebridgehead.ca/2022/07/04/drag-queen-who-danced-for-kids-charged-with-25-counts-of-child-pornography/
Can you see why i have a problem with these points being so close?
Also, you say so long as people care. Thats a bold assumption, because clearly, they dont. When was the last time someone enjoyed jury duty?