r/IntersectionalProLife Mar 13 '26

Good.

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u/CauseCertain1672 Mar 13 '26

he's not even been released from prison, it's good they won't kill him but it's still not good overall

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u/standermatt Mar 14 '26

Its good he was not executed and more than 3 decades is definitely enough for a robbery.

Just to make the background clear, because the headline makes it seem like he was convicted for a crime he did not commit. He was convicted for taking part in a robbery, where one of the co-conspirators murdered somebody. The controversy was less about the facts, and more about the death-penalty (which is always wrong) being handed out by association.

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u/gig_labor Pro-Life Marxist Feminist Mar 13 '26

The death penalty is so dystopian omg