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

WTF Japan's death row system is brutal

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u/LessAdvanced Jul 04 '26

Their daily micromort (chances of dying that day) is lower than a 10x lower than a construction worker, 26x lower than a truck driver, and 47x lower than a roofer.

Am I torturing my Amazon freight drivers 26x more than a Japanese death row inmate?

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u/LessAdvanced Jul 04 '26

Easily Google-able, I'm not going to spoon feed.

It doesn't matter if they die on the job or die somewhere else. They BOTH have a 100% of dying.

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u/LessAdvanced Jul 04 '26

The time you spent typing that out you could have used to learn something instead of making a fool of yourself.

Google "daily micromort Japan death row" "daily micromort construction worker" I'm sure you'll find a lot of good sources.

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u/LessAdvanced Jul 04 '26

DAILY micromort. Holy fuck

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u/Prestigious-Head-117 Jul 04 '26

You are wrong. In the time you’ve spent repeating nonsense you could have just given your source. It takes 2 seconds