BlueHammer85
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Never gonna happen in the UK.
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Death Penalty/Executions.
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MellowJoe
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If i could choose I actually think beheading would be my execution of choice, but only if I'm asleep or unaware, by a samurai sword perhaps, and if I have an open coffin, I'll just have a scarf on or something
LangleyBlue1970
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Would your head be placed normal or on a 180?If i could choose I actually think beheading would be my execution of choice, but only if I'm asleep or unaware, by a samurai sword perhaps, and if I have an open coffin, I'll just have a scarf on or something
Bill Walker
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They could just give a GA to put you to sleep followed by a drug to stop your heart, like they do with dogs and cats.
That's about the most humane and painless.
That's about the most humane and painless.
MellowJoe
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They could just give a GA to put you to sleep followed by a drug to stop your heart, like they do with dogs and cats.
That's about the most humane and painless.
It'd have to be under the guise of ''we know you think you're gonna get killed, but we're injecting you now with whatever... vitamins" - remember we're trying to eliminate the physical and psychological here, in case the guy is innocent
MellowJoe
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Probably face down would be for the best, the back of my head is definitely easier on the eyeWould your head be placed normal or on a 180?
Stephen230
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The problem America has had isn’t that they aren’t capable of producing drugs that can kill a person. It’s that nobody wants to supply drugs to be used for that purpose.
The company that used to supply them, stopped production about a decade ago and they struggled to find a replacement. They tried importing them. But many countries, including the UK, banned the export of drugs to be used for killing people and companies within America didn’t want their name associated with it and refused to sell to them.
The whole appetite for killing prisoners is declining in America. “Only” 20 people have been executed this year. 45 states haven’t executed a single person in 2023. Compared to 98 people, killed across 20 states in 1999.
The company that used to supply them, stopped production about a decade ago and they struggled to find a replacement. They tried importing them. But many countries, including the UK, banned the export of drugs to be used for killing people and companies within America didn’t want their name associated with it and refused to sell to them.
The whole appetite for killing prisoners is declining in America. “Only” 20 people have been executed this year. 45 states haven’t executed a single person in 2023. Compared to 98 people, killed across 20 states in 1999.
Bill Walker
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Any anesthetist can kill anyone very easily. Cancer patients are finished off every day with large Morphine doses.The problem America has had isn’t that they aren’t capable of producing drugs that can kill a person. It’s that nobody wants to supply drugs to be used for that purpose.
The company that used to supply them, stopped production about a decade ago and they struggled to find a replacement. They tried importing them. But many countries, including the UK, banned the export of drugs to be used for killing people and companies within America didn’t want their name associated with it and refused to sell to them.
The whole appetite for killing prisoners is declining in America. “Only” 20 people have been executed this year. 45 states haven’t executed a single person in 2023. Compared to 98 people, killed across 20 states in 1999.
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Slipper One
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Absolutely my point Bill.They could just give a GA to put you to sleep followed by a drug to stop your heart, like they do with dogs and cats.
That's about the most humane and painless.
I've had surgery four times and once I'm out, they could do whatever they wanted to me and I wouldn't have a clue. What's so difficult about doing what you suggested, instead of botched attempts or resorting to experimentation with nitrogen.
It's making a simple job far more complicated than it needs to be.