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In reply to the discussion: following the botched execution -- what should be the way to execute some one? [View all]srican69
(1,426 posts)20. I love that Idea..
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following the botched execution -- what should be the way to execute some one? [View all]
srican69
May 2014
OP
I don't believe in capital punishment, but this attempt to "medicalize" it is even worse
Recursion
May 2014
#6
Actually, alcohol helps (a bit) with visualization/getting the vein to stand up
hlthe2b
May 2014
#26
No, but I have sympthy for ALL OF US--who are made unwilling, yet responsible for such barbaric
hlthe2b
May 2014
#36
It's not that I have any exceptional sympathy. It's that I believe we as a society must prove that
politicat
May 2014
#83
Indeed. One need only study the Revolutionary War to appreciate the amount of depravity
hlthe2b
May 2014
#40
Tie them to a chair and force them to watch Fox news 24 hours a day until they beg you to shoot them
tularetom
May 2014
#30
YOU are so very wrong about that. The clock tower near the gold souks in Riyadh is the traditional
hlthe2b
May 2014
#50
A fair point. I once had a physics teacher who used that universe in an extra-credit exam problem.
riqster
May 2014
#73
So you really think exposing the identities of the executioners is going the shame them?
MicaelS
May 2014
#77
i'm not pro DP, but if you were going to do it, how the fuck can it be hard? it doesn't take a Dr to
dionysus
May 2014
#45
I prefer life at the hardest labor they can physically perform. No parole. Worse than death.
riqster
May 2014
#53
I am against the DP, but if we're going to do it - beheading. Nothing is quicker or
MillennialDem
May 2014
#71
"Assuming we have to have it"? Then as cheaply and efficiently as possible, of course.
lumberjack_jeff
May 2014
#74
Firing squad or guillotine. and explosion that turned the condemned a mist in a fraction of a secon
arely staircase
May 2014
#90