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    Tamondong, Rhon Ryan D. AC202

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    The document discusses the debate around re-imposing the death penalty in the Philippines. It notes that the crime rate is very high, with children being killed and raped and rebels killing soldiers. It provides background that the death penalty was abolished in the past but is now being proposed to be re-imposed, though the current bill excludes some major crimes. The author argues in favor of re-imposing the death penalty for all crimes without exception, believing it will deter criminality and that life imprisonment is not sufficient punishment for heinous acts. The author asks the reader to consider their position on the bill.

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    The document discusses the debate around re-imposing the death penalty in the Philippines. It notes that the crime rate is very high, with children being killed and raped and rebels killing soldiers. It provides background that the death penalty was abolished in the past but is now being proposed to be re-imposed, though the current bill excludes some major crimes. The author argues in favor of re-imposing the death penalty for all crimes without exception, believing it will deter criminality and that life imprisonment is not sufficient punishment for heinous acts. The author asks the reader to consider their position on the bill.

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    The document discusses the debate around re-imposing the death penalty in the Philippines. It notes that the crime rate is very high, with children being killed and raped and rebels killing soldiers. It provides background that the death penalty was abolished in the past but is now being proposed to be re-imposed, though the current bill excludes some major crimes. The author argues in favor of re-imposing the death penalty for all crimes without exception, believing it will deter criminality and that life imprisonment is not sufficient punishment for heinous acts. The author asks the reader to consider their position on the bill.

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    Tamondong, Rhon Ryan D.

    AC202

    We all know that Philippines crime rate is one of the most highest in the world.

    Children are killed and raped by criminals, corrupt politician enjoys the people’s money and

    rebels killed our soldier which led their family broken. Do you think it’s over? Do you think it’s

    time to let criminals repay what they did to their victims? Do you think it is the right time to re-

    impose death penalty?

    Way back in the past, during the regime of late President Ferdinand E. Marcos,

    Death Penalty or Capital Punishment is a law but when the administration of former President

    Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo enters the office; she signed Republic Act No. 9346 also known as

    ‘An Act Prohibiting the Imposition of Death Penalty in the Philippines’ which led to abolition of

    death penalty in the Philippines.

    After one administration passed by, death penalty wasn’t back; but now Duterte’s

    Administration is forcing the re-imposition of death penalty. Now as I speak, the bill proposing

    the re-imposition of death penalty is currently deliberated at the senate. But, the proposed bill is

    not the same as the old law because it excludes rape, treason and plunder as a ground for

    punishment of death penalty. If that bill passes and becomes a law without those major criminal

    acts, the essence of true Death Penalty will be gone. It would be unfair for the victims of rape

    who will suffer for a lifetime because of what criminals did to them. Reclusion perpetua is not

    enough for those heinous criminals because they are not human, they are demons; A demon

    without a heart and soul. Also, Pilipino people will also suffer for long because of those corrupt

    politicians who will remain stealing people’s money because they’re not afraid that they might

    die because they do have money that can pay others to shut their mouth and how about the
    family of the soldiers who died for our country because of fighting rebels? How can we give

    them peace and sense of justice if the one who killed them is still living and enjoying life?

    I, as a responsible student and citizen of my beloved country; I’m in favour of

    death penalty in all forms, without reservations because the criminality in our country is

    widespread and very alarming for ordinary citizens and I believe that it is a great deterrent for

    committing crime because criminals will think twice before doing such criminal acts ‘cause it is

    also their life is in danger once they were caught and proven guilty.

    How about you? What’s your side? Are you supporting or opposing this bill to

    pass? Remember, think twice, think general and think wise.

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