Summary

President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates to life without parole, sparing all but three convicted of high-profile mass killings.

Biden framed the decision as a moral stance against federal executions, citing his legal background and belief in the dignity of human life.

Donald Trump criticized the move as senseless, vowing to reinstate the death penalty.

Reactions were mixed: some victims’ families condemned Biden, while others supported his decision. Human rights groups praised it as a significant step against capital punishment.

  • douglasg14b@lemmy.world
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    12 hours ago

    Isn’t that my precise point but more words?

    Humans are complex. Different people will have different values and we’ll have different lines. This is fundamental to the individualistic nature of people.

    Asking for a source on something ingrained in our everyday lives is almost a bad faith statement. That’s like asking for a source on every piece of casual conversation just to shut it down.

    Do you really need a source that tells you that different people have different values and weigh the problems around them differently?