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DEATH SENTENCE
Corruptors are the parasite for the development of our country. The benefits are
great for the people of Indonesia when there is not corruption anymore. A
prosperous Indonesia is not a dream. There are so many corruptor cases in Indonesia, thus
corruptors should be given death sentence. There are three argument the corruptor should get
death sentence that are to scare the people to do corruption, to decrease the number of
corruption in Indonesia, and to increase the pride of Indonesia to the worlds perspective.
Death sentence can scare the people to do corruption. The punishment that given to
corruptor is really weak. The legal basis for criminal (civil) corruption is Law No. 31 of 1999
on Combating Corruption, which is then updated with the Act No. 20 of 2001. In the
Act, set how many prison sentences and fines of minimum and maximum for those found
guilty of corruption. The penalties range from 1 year up to a maximum of 20 years in
prison, and rely on the
parties
to
a criminal
act
of
corruption (whether the
person who bribed or bought off). But there is repetition and ambiguity in some chapters.
Giving death sentence can decrease the number of corruption in Indonesia. Because
death sentence is scaring people to do corruption, it can minimize the number of corruption
case in our country. Nur Wahid said, the death penalty is applied in order to create a deterrent
effect for criminals, as well as potential criminals. "It will give confidence to people that in
our state laws can be enforced and there is protection for the people," he said. The
execution, the former PKS president, should be done firmly and quickly. He believes the
application
of the
death
penalty will not leadto international protests. "Malaysia andSingapore can apply, why Indone
sia did
not," he
said. The
nation,
he
said, requires
a
firm choice and the
courage to establish the death penalty for corrupt.
Death sentence can increase prosperity and the pride of Indonesia to the worlds
perspective. If our country is free from corruption, automatically our country will get more
prosperity and we will not feel embarrassed to our corruption rank.
Metrotvnews.com, Padang: Vice Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission
(KPK) M Jasin revealed, according to survey results of Political and Economic Risk
Consultancy (PERC) 2010 Indonesia are the most corrupt country in Asia Pacific.
PERC survey results (9.27) was put Indonesia in the first rank as the most corrupt country of
the 16-nation Asia-Pacific is
the purpose of
investment, M Jasin said in Padang
Thursday (11/8).
In conclusion, our government should firmly apply the death sentence for the corruptor
because there are provident that death sentence can give scary effect to the people who want
to do corruption and can decrease the number of corruption case that can increase prosperity
so we do not feel embarrassed again for our world corruption rank.
http://kumpulantugaskita.blogspot.com/2012/04/argumentative-essay-corruptorshould-be.html
Death Penalty
Death penalty for serious criminals has been discussed by our experts. Those
who agree say that death penalty will scare the criminals off. However, those
who disagree say that it is inhuman, not effective and we cannot correct the
wrong sentence after the criminals die.
In Switzerland, this penalty does not exist. Most people argue that the
possibility of making the wrong decision is always there although it is true that
spending life behind the bars is not easy either. Also, every person should have a
chance for rehabilitation. In this way he or she can start all over again in another
life style.
Those who agree argue that there is no use to feed the terrorists in
prison with their money. When they get out, they will create a lot of trouble by
blackmailing and killing people. So, who says that jails will stop them from being
bad guys?
My own opinion is divided. On the one hand, I want to be humane, and
on the other hand, I wonder if those people are worthy of my feeling.
http://iswati_lovejesus.guru-indonesia.net/artikel_detail-15035.html
Do you know what the meaning of corruption is? Is corruption good behaviour?
Well, corruption means the abuse of legal power by government official for
immoral private gain. It is well-known done with tendency towards the benefits for
individual or group interest. Corruption is prominently forbidden not only by law
but also religion in Indonesia. That teaches us about bad impact of doing negative
things, like getting heavy punishment in the hereafter.
You know? According to the the countrys main audit agency, in 2007 60 percent
of Indonesian schools has misappropriated state funds devoted to improving and
repairing school facilities. And ICW has accused several government-run schools
in Jakarta of allegedly embezzling as much as $633 million in funds awarded by
the state for operational assistance.
So, corruption causes mass destruction for peoples misery and I think it should be
stopped by give the corruptors punishment. The punishment can be
impoverishment, exilement, and death penalty. There are some reasons why I can
say this. First, for the impoverishment. According to Transparency International
Indonesia Wasekjen, Luky Djani in Sindo Radio discussion at Warung Daun, Jl
Cikini Raya, Central Jakarta, Saturday (3/3), making corruptors poor criminals will
provide a scary role model for those who wish to engage in corruption. [This
strategy of] impoverishing the corruptors can be applied by the law enforcement
agencies. Beside that, from source Kompas.com, Presiden Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono also supports verdicts that impoverish corruptors. So, it has been
proven that impoverishment suitable for the punishment for corruptors.
Second, I will talk about exilement. If corruptors got exiled, espescially to an
unknown place / area, there, he/she will think about what he/she has done. In that
case, the possibility for them to do the same thing would be very slim, because of
the misery they felt as long as they got exiled. The second advantage is, they would
be far from the community. Which means that they are far from the cycle of
money, and they wont be able to do corruption again, because theyre far from the
thing that they would corrupt. So, thats the second option.
Third, death penalty. Based on constitution 1999 no. 31 article 2 stating that death
penalty can be executed in a certain condition and it is really a must to be done
including fining death penalty upon the corruptor.
If the death penalty really be executed it will give a shock therapy for the corruptor
because all of corruptors will be afraid to do corruption again. Then the candidate
of new corruptor will think twice or maybe 3 times, 4 times, 5 times up to
hundreds time to do corruption because if they will perpetrate corruption they will
get death penalty.
As we know, there are some state that apply this kind of punishment. The example
is China. In China, those wo commit corruption, they got punished by death
penalty. And the result is, the corruptors got reduced in massive number. The death
penalty is the most effective way amongst all. It is, i think, a very suitable
punishment. Why? Because they have killed so many people, aware or not. The
money that supposed to be given by the government for the nations need, lost to
an unknown source.
As the rising generation, we shall avoid corruption character, because it is bad for
yourself and others and I think everyone should be involved in the effort to
eradicate corruption.
http://visualsystem.wordpress.com/2012/10/17/contoh-hortatory-exposition/
Corruptors are people who do corruption. Corruption is taking the right of the other people for
themselves. For the example that the government who takes the countrys money for his self or
for his family. Corruption make the citizens suffer. Corruption kills thousands of people.
Corruption can make a country broken.
Some people think that give the death penalty for Corruptors is the good way for make the other
corrupters wary, so that they wont do corruption again and corruption will stop.
But think, if the corruptors dead what about the money they have taken? Of course their family
still can enjoy this life use the money, right?
I think Death penalty for corruptors is not effective, thats not comparable with what corruptors
have done to the citizens. Think, corruptors kill them, corruptors make citizens in suffer, and
corruptors are traitor. I think the good ways to make corruptors wary are:
1.take all of what they take from citizens
2.ask them for pay for what they have taken from citizens
3.impoverish them
4.give the ax for them
5.put them in jail for a long time
I think those are the effective ways for make the corruptors wary.
When talking about corruption, no countries are exempted, some goes with the 10$ note in the driving licence,
other like USA where the election is so expensive that the big company pay for it, how any president could not
send them back the lift. (french expression).
One way to fight corruption is to fight equally the people who get the money and the one who gives the money
especially at the top where big company corrupt so they get some market and break some rules that cost money.
http://www.italki.com/entry/281038
I personally support death penalty. As a working principle, it follows the logic that people that kill
other people with ease (bombers and drug dealers come to mind), should have no problems about
being killed in their chosen professions. Similarly, we forgive death in war zones, why can't the rule
applies in civil environment?
I know many people who disagreed, most of the people commenting on this article in Global Voice
are opposed to it.
Many of them are opposed to on moral reasons scripture or otherwise. That is not the case as
there is no religion that does not recognize some sort of capital punishment, including Christianity.
Barron Clarke a commenter on the said article quoted the Judaic Christian saying of
an eye for an eye
in its modern interpretation to be understood as setting the limit of maximum execution and that I
concur: capital punishment is the maximum punishment mentioned in the Christian doctrines, it
should be exercised with caution and only as the very last recourse for the most severe of crimes.
Various other parts of the Christian scriptures supported this view while maintaining to recognize
death as a form of legal and legitimate form of punishment at the same time.
While Jesus didn't live long enough to ever fight war or condemned anyone to death, various
different European churches in all the different flavors of Christianity went on in killing in the name
of God and execute condemned heresies for many centuries afterwards. There is no way to argue
that Christian scripture doesn't recognize capital punishment the different churches change their
views of capital punishment all across two millenias of Christian history, from applying it with zeal
(eg. During the Inquisitions) or to not at all (when Christian churches no longer carry the authority
to condemn and execute such punishment under secular governments).
Islam and Jews both recognize capital punishment as legit and legitimate. As a model for the Jew
regime, Israel's view on capital punishment is somewhat, understandably biased due to their very
unique history in the last century and all Islamic government in the world have death penalty laws
on the book.
Interpretations, however, vary from the different Moslem countries: Somali's an anarchy-state and
Saudi Arabia, a Wahabi-ancient kingdom state both maintain very orthodox and ancient
interpretations of scriptures - including public beheadings, gender based capital discrimination and
arbitrary moral sentencing in issuing deadly verdicts. Egypt and Jordan are more moderate include
more consideration as well as more secular - and accountable - arbitration. The courts in these
countries are also generally more accountable and open to outside influences when sentencing a
person to death.
Indonesia a country with large Moslem population and a secular government - is secular in state
sanctioned capital punishments. The religious court does not have the power to condemn anyone
to death and deals only with matrimony and dietary requirements. There is no reason to assume
that the Indonesian court issued death sentences with religious bias (favoring any particular
interpretation of scriptures). Capital punishment is only available on violent crimes or major drugrelated cases and hardly ever issued for political views since Indonesia moved to a more peaceful
democracy in the last decade.
The society is split and continued to grapple between its support and opposition of capital
punishment. In a weird logic, the largest group opposing the execution of these particular three
condemned men, is the single most vocal proponents of death penalty.
The public opinion on death penalties in all these countries are split the way it stirs passionate
debates in the United States to this day. The Supreme Court ruled for each state to rule their own
and some states, like Texas, prosecute death penalty aggressively in accordance to secular law,
available and legitimate, under the protection of the Constitution of the United States.
Somalia and Taliban Afghanistan have no internationally recognized governments and death
sentences are handed in arbitrary-summary condemnation performed by tribal court (often
involving only a sole individual with a chief-like authority and nonnegotiable and opaque morals).
The sentences vary wildly from one court to another within the same national borders. Death
sentences are often times political in these courts (political oppositions face almost certain deaths
under these governments), rather than moral (the world hears very little about it until they start
killing young woman with kids).
Both countries have proven to be the most resilient to American attempt to change their political
views rather than religions.
Germany has museum of state-sanctioned murders, a holocaust that shatters the conscience of
history to this very day. As a state policy, most of the modern western states abolished death
penalties more influenced by the events in WW II rather than pre-war moral consideration.
The court in Nuremberg sentenced Nazi war criminals to death and executed quite a few. Those
who were convicted were charged with state-sanction systematic murders were guilty in gross
abuse of their political and executive powers, rather than their personal beliefs in regards to death
penalty.
Indeed, in a perverse logic, a whole new set of laws were created to accommodate this new class
of heinous crime and the resulting high court was set to deal with only the most extreme of crimes
in the Hague. In a curious observation, it's interesting that Hermann Goering, Saddam Husein,
Milosevic and Pinochet, four of the most famous defendants in crimes against humanity trials of
the last 60 years, all died before the court had the chance to sentence their crimes. Maybe there is
a higher justice in the power of nature.
Post communist Russia make Stalin's gulag archipelago a tourist destination these days. From a
monarchy to a communist state to a now crowdy democracy, the Russians remain a firm believer
in capital punishment.
Singapore government prosecutes death penalty aggressively in drug cases but not on political
dissidents. This is a government with a peculiar obsession in legislative social engineering and it
has very effectively been a successful deterrent creating an almost drug free in Singapore
(neighboring Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand all have thriving underground illicit substance
industries and most probably consume more illegal drugs collectively than any other country on
the planet).
In imperial Japan, one form of honorable traditional conduct an acceptance of failure is to
murder yourself. Hara Kiri is probably the most impressive execution of all death sentences. The
Philippines, a proto-democracy with Catholic and American influences, death penalty had been
repealed and reintroduced and repealed again during the last twenty years. China executes more
people than any other country on the planet and recognizes abortion as a form of population
control.
As a belief held globally, by population headcount, opposition to death penalty almost certainly
forms only a small minority mainly only to include those who represent power rather those with
more acceptable morals. This was true for the ancient Roman empire when murderers of Roman
citizens were swiftly dealt with in the most severe manners, often including burning down entire
villages of the offending groups and remains true on the protection awarded to the conduct of
American soldiers overseas by not having them placed under international laws.
Death penalty is made available in societies and civilizations by necessity and interests rather than
moral, imposed by the more powerful rather than the righteous. It has nothing to do with religion
or morals.
If one were to argue that it is not far, let me say that I don't even believe in absolute, universal
moral codes. While Life is a precious commodity across all civilizations in all of history, Death
fluctuates in value. Stalin famously said that one person's death is a tragedy and one million
deaths are statistics. For the less brute, George Orwell put society in more elegant manners where
all animals are equal, but some more equal than others.
Some are worth more than others and that is a hard thing to deal with. Life is the only thing worth
dying for, is my own, personal morbid fascination with Death. Capital punishment is an interesting
subject and probably deserves a further discussion. For now, in accordance to the prevailing law, I
think all execution should carried out as swiftly as possible. Death and taxes you will always pay
your dues, that's my personal beliefs.
I don't mention their names on principle because I don't want them turning up on Google
searches.
That's my own, personal morbid fascination with Death and I intend to write more on Death as a
subject in the future.
http://www.indonesiamatters.com/2456/pro-death-penalty/
1st speaker
Definition:
Team line:
Our time line is the corruptor has human right to live and
Team split:
The first speaker speak about the human right for the
corruptor to live, the second speaker talk about the chance
for corruptor to back go the right way, and the third
speaker speak about the worst effect caused by death
penalty.
Arguments:
I disagree with the motion because there are some reasons
why I disagree about it! It can be regarded from various
kind of field.
views:
constitution.
really be done?
an outstanding education.
level.
and gentlemen?
Ladies and gentlemen.
Here the firmest sanction for the corruptor they must get
death penalty. If the corruptor gets only a sentence in
prison, they can still feel the freedom. For example: one
it? Do you will the people who has made our society
punishment.
Ladies and gentlemen.
Ladies and gentlemen.
Like what I say in my previous statement that actually the
Relating to this, it is better to give death penalty for the
long life.
So, relating to this I think a death penalty is not really
Please well imagine with your logical thought, if the
give
motion. Thanks
our
government
advantage
but
make
our
government lose.
Ladies and gentlemen.
As we all know that our country and government has
afforded to eliminate corruptor in our country, like
government has formed a board such as Commission of
Corruption Eradication (KPK), even in all constitution
had been contented about banning to perpetrate
corruption. But what had happened in our surroundings?
There are still many corruptors. They did not feel afraid
of it.
If our government just relax and give penalty in jail for
the corruptor how about our country in the future and for
the next generation?
There will be corruptors everywhere, in the villages up
to the big citiesladies and gentlemen.
To avoid the worst thing that will happen, our
government must give a firm penalty that is death
penalty for the corruptor.
So, we stand in this motion that corruptor must get death
penalty.
2nd speaker
Rebuttal:
Rebuttal:
right issue. They said that the corruptor has right to life
Is that true?
Those are not the reason on how to make deal with the
corruptor. They totally make a mass destruction in our
Arguments:
people will look for the way to escape and manipulate the
Arguments:
that they and their family can live happily without any
that even trying for once if they know that the result of
with the jail sentence and not with the death penalty that
stealing money because they will get fine only for one
criticized
and half year in the prison. After all, they can be free
sentence.
and
cursed
by
International
Amnesty
bad people envy with the good people. So, they try to
reason on how the bad tackling the good and succeed the
goods position.
3rd speaker
Rebuttal:
Rebuttal:
their mistake.
speaker:
Point of arguments from the first and second speaker.
1. Regarding the law constitution, corruption
can
possibly
get
the
death
penalty
2. Regarding
the
corruption,
prevention
death
for
other
penalty
can
2. Regarding
mafia
of
law
court,
alleged
officially.
They lose forever and no one can make them live again
because of the money that can help them was lose over
the corruptor ladies and gentlemen.
gentlemen.
We are as the opposition, firmly disagree with the motion.
Thank you ladies and gentlemen.
http://hukum.kompasiana.com/2012/02/02/the-corruptor-must-get-death-penalty435915.html