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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Which always is interesting to me that it still is cheaper to house someone in a prison cell for 70 years than it is to put them to death and let them have their three appeals.

Seriously. 

Three appeals, three court cases cost more than it does to feed and house someone for decades.
gpt
The real money issue is that housing death row inmates is more expensive per year. The legal fees and the actual execution are fairly secondary. It's never been clear to me why death row is so expensive. The real cost of the appeals is the time, since death row inmates generally spend decades in prison anyway.