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Absolutely not. The very basis of the death penalty on earth, I believe, is taken out of the bible with the "eye for an eye" mentality. Too many laws in most countries are taken from a religious pretext and, although some are justifiable, we cannot condone killing our brothers and sisters in any sense. If our goal is to create a nation free from persecution and percieved borders then we cannot adapt a system which is largely unfair and unjust to a majority of the population, with a few exceptions, and where corruption is rampant on a global scale. Maximum punishment should be some form of exile reserved for only the extreme cases. As the great Gandhi so eloquently put it, "An eye for an eye only ends up making the world blind"