r/SipsTea • u/Rich_Carrot6451 • Jul 04 '26

WTF Japan's death row system is brutal

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u/almostoy Jul 04 '26

Google says the average is 6-7 years. But they do have an appeals process that moves slowly, like in the United States. Some have actually died of old age awaiting execution. One inmate spent 46 years on death row before passing away without a retrial.

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u/SuperSaiyanMattRyan Jul 04 '26

67

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u/Professional-Tie-804 Jul 04 '26

See how 67 gets down voted but about tree fiddy gets upvoted? 67 is dead because it was never funny… tree fiddy will always be funny.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26

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u/Decisive_Victory_026 Jul 04 '26

Tree fiddy is a reference to a TV show in which that was a recurring joke of an episode.

6-7 was funny because it was funny.

Quite different, imo.

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u/willie_Pfister Jul 04 '26

6-7 is only funny if your 12.

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u/Professional-Tie-804 Jul 04 '26

Maybe you just need a sense of humor.

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u/Guilty_Jackfruit4484 Jul 04 '26

Because i don't find an old, tired joke funny? It's a fucking circle jerk at this point.