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In this episode of "The John Doyle Show," John gives his arguments for why the death penalty should not only exist but also be applied far more frequently, expediently, and publicly. John discusses historical Catholic and Protestant attitudes regarding the practice as well as how it was put to use at the time of America's founding.
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