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vampirchik [111]
2 years ago
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Hi PLEASE HELP ASAP.!! so back in pro-life month, my teacher and I had a little argument over something literally so silly. It w

as about whether ted Bundy did or didn't deserve the death penalty. I said, "frick yes". Well, I didn't actually say that, but I did make my point come across, which was that he did deserve to die. She failed me bc she disagreed. Now, I have to write a debate essay, I need at least 10 reasons why he did deserve it. I literally wrote one back in February with like 15 reasons but she said I need to re-write that and use different reasons. Can anyone help me with that? Like, (as if it wasn't obvious) why did he deserve the chair?
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1 answer:
lapo4ka [179]2 years ago
3 0

There are several reasons why Ted Bundy deserved the death penalty. He killed a lot of people

<h3>Reasons why the death penalty was an adequate punishment for Ted Bundy:</h3>
  • He killed a lot of people in the society.
  • He was a predator.
  • He raped people.
  • He was a kidnapper
  • He had no mercy for the people he attacked.
  • He was jailed, he escaped from Jail and still killed again.
  • If granted parole in years later, someone like him would still atatck innocents again.
  • It was the good that the society got rid of him. People like him would always be a danger to other good people.
  • The people that he killed did not deserve to die also. He was only made to tast his own medicine.

Read more on the death penalty here: brainly.com/question/509558

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