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Doctor: “Of course not. They’re dangerous men.”
Seven: “Executing them ensures they’ll never pose a threat to anyone again.”
Doctor: “So would life sentences…the operative word being ‘life.’”
Seven: “Confining them for life requires significant resources. The Nygeans may not think it worthwhile.”
Doctor: “What about rehabilitation? Given the chance, some of these men might become productive members of society one day.”
Seven: “Their victims won’t have the same opportunity.”
Doctor: “And that justifies taking their lives? An eye for an eye? It’s not justice, it’s revenge. Quite frankly, I’m surprised you’re not troubled by such a barbaric system.”
Seven: “I’m simply being objective. You often encourage me to see both sides of an argument.”
Doctor: “Well…this is one occasion when my programming won’t allow me to be objective. Killing is wrong no matter who’s doing it.”
([easyazon_link identifier=”B00062IDDS” locale=”US” nw=”y” tag=”seriou03-20″]Star Trek: Voyager[/easyazon_link] s07e13 – “Repentance”)
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