Ex-President Donald Trump wants to go back to the White House – and is now shocking with his plans.Image: AP / Alex Brandon
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Donald Trump wants to know it again. He is running again for the presidential election and wants to go back to the White House. His political career is marked by scandals and controversies. Now he’s causing a stir again with his “deadly” plans, which he wants to implement as President of the United States.
Trump wants to further expand the death penalty and make it easier for the US government to carry out death sentences. He has ideas in mind that will probably scare some people.
If Trump is re-elected president, he wants to bring back banned methods of execution, writes the US magazine “Rolling Stones”. Trump should therefore also consider televising the executions. He also wants to share the last moments of the condemned prisoners with the world.
Trump wants to use the following methods to execute Americans sentenced to death in the future.
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Trump plans firing squads and gang executions
The ex-president is said to want to reintroduce death by firing squad. He is also said to be considering executions by hanging and possibly even the guillotine. He spoke about group executions. According to Rolling Stones, Trump floated these ideas while discussing, for example, President Joe Biden’s approach to the crime discussed.
Donald Trump is probably a big fan of the death penalty and now wants to expand it.Image: AP / Alex Brandon
In its campaign announcement Trump has already made a clear announcement for 2024:
“Any drug dealer will kill an average of 500 people over the course of his lifetime with the drugs he sells, not to mention the destruction of families. We will seek the death penalty for anyone who sells drugs and is caught selling drugs.”
Even during Trump’s tenure as US President, his preference for the death penalty became apparent. In his final months in the White House, he oversaw the execution of 13 federal prisoners. In January 2021, just before Biden took the helm as president, Trump pursued three executions in four days.
The oldest democracy in the world joins the ranks with the imposition and enforcement of the death penalty Company from countries such as Syria, North Korea and the Iran. Germany is at the forefront of the fight against the death penalty.
Germany is actively fighting against the death penalty
“Down with the death penalty!” – was the call for the “World Congress against the Death Penalty” in Berlin. For Federal Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann (FDP), the topic is a very personal concern, as he explained in a video at the time Instagram announced.
In Germany, the abolition of the death penalty is part of the constitution – rightly so, Buschmann believes. “We stand on the side of life,” he says.
February 24, 2023 marks the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Nothing came of the planned coup. Instead, the bitter battle of attrition has claimed over 200,000 lives so far.
