A key premise of Metz's argument against the death penalty is that human beings have dignity independent of their ability to engage in communal relationships.

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Metz's argument is based on the idea that human dignity is inherently connected to the capacity for communal relationships, suggesting that our ability to form these relationships is what grounds our dignity, rather than it being independent of this capacity.

A Key Premise of Metz's Argument Against the Death Penalty