• Billiam@lemmy.world
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    Because executions are things you want to “experiment” with.

    Goddamn fucking ghouls.

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      They’re fucking it up on purpose, the issue they’ve been having is the mask is a closed loop so there’s a build up of CO2 and it ends up more being a nitrogen augmented smothering than death by true nitrogen asphixiation. Its a very basic issue and I think cruelty is the point, either directly or by falsely discrediting an otherwise humane method of execution (not that any execution is good)

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    You know there’s a simple and humane way to do it.

    Heroine executions.

    I realize now the spelling error I made, but I’m keeping it this way.

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    It’s both cruel and unusual. -Until states keep “trying” it. Then it becomes just cruel, and that will make it constitutional.

    Cruel as usual.

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    I’m amazed they even go to that much trouble, or that condemned have a choice in the matter. Just a single bullet to the back of the head should suffice. No need to get creative or prolong any suffering.

    If the state feels like it must kill someone, do it with a quick and effective method. This just feels needlessly cruel.