ethics blogs

  Death penalty  What is death penalty? Also called capital punishment, is the execution of an offender sentenced to death after conviction by a court of law of a criminal offense.  So in this blog, I will be against the death penalty, because this is my position in the debate. Okey firts we need to start with something simple. At the end we are gonna die, if someone comitted a crime like murder, they are crazy it people with mental problems and maybe they think that death is like their escape, what death penalty do is NOTHING, you could say that "it to exterminate criminals" but what about the victim, you just can't remedy what happened, because it's a traumatic experience.  In my opinion, is better that the accused suffer all the rest of his life in prision, I am in favor of life imprisionment I think it gives them the feeling of guilty and reflexion, I am not saying that at the other day they are gonna be good persons, but at the end they are gonna die, because is...

  Norms and Family The norms, are fundamental for our life, they mostly defined as rules or expectations that are socially enforced. The definition of "Norms" by the Cambridge Dictionary is "an accepted standard or way of behaving or doing things that most people agree with". There are three types of norms, which are: Social, Legal and Religious. These three had their own rules. The social norms, tell us how we should behave when we are in a particular social group or culture, legal norms are rules the are mostly want to reflect the ethical standard, and this ones are establish by a superior authority or organization, and finally we have the religious norms, by his name we can know that it stands for the religion. The sanction of each norm is according of their types and their are also different, for example: The sanction of social norms are external and social rejection, for legal are external, involve administrative and criminal penalties, anf for religious are in...