Just another botched execution...

Wolferz · 07-24-14, 09:05 AM

"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
If we followed that idea, we wouldn't be able to cobble together an execution squad. Locking them in a cage and throwing away the key isn't more humane in my book. Forget the drugs, just put one in the brain stem and shut them off from the computer. Quick and easy and the perp won't feel a thing. If we really wanted to punish these animals, we would toss them into a pit full of hungry alligators and let nature take its course. Televise it on a reality show and the number of heinous crimes might inch toward zero. The Vegas bookies would have a field day with people betting on how long the criminal would last.

Feuer Frei! · 07-24-14, 09:15 AM

And while the moral crusaders are out and about strolling around, it seems the much-advertised 'agonizing, hell hath no fury, inhumane and absolutely worse than the crime committed death the crim endured, seems inconclusive.
Not clear-cut.

Only thing that is clear-cut is that a treatment was adminiistered which took longer than the usual 5-18 minutes that a normal 3-drug treatment lasts for.

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counted several hundred of his wheezes

Sounds painful and agonizing. Asthmatic who never done wrong in his or her life wheezes all their life.

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One thing is certain, however, inmate Wood died in a lawful manner, and by eyewitness and medical accounts he did not suffer

This from the Governor, Brewer.
Sounds like a horrible agonizing death doesn't it?

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The question of whether he suffered divided those who watched the procedure

Doesn't sound conclusive to me.

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A spokeswoman for the Arizona attorney general's office who was also a witness disputed that. “There was no gasping of air. There was snoring,” Stephanie Grisham said. “He just laid there. It was quite peaceful.

Another account of an agonizing terrible death.

And so on....

Once again, let's not trivialize this.

And play to the sensationalized as per usual, and of course unsurprising reports from 'reporters'/media.

http://www.latimes.com/nation/nation...723-story.html

07-24-14, 10:13 AM

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Arguing about whether to use a treatment method or not, when the crime was abhorrent.

Strange.

Tell that to Turing.

Rockstar · 07-24-14, 10:30 AM

There wouldn't be a dang thing to argue about had this clown just stayed home and refrained from extingushing the lives of two people. It's not the states fault, it's not the victims fault, it's not the justice systems fault. It is his fault that he had to go through what he went through, no one else is to blame.

07-24-14, 09:05 AM	#1
Wolferz Navy Seal Join Date: May 2007 Location: On a mighty quest for the Stick of Truth Posts: 5,963 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	Ambivalent "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone." If we followed that idea, we wouldn't be able to cobble together an execution squad. Locking them in a cage and throwing away the key isn't more humane in my book. Forget the drugs, just put one in the brain stem and shut them off from the computer. Quick and easy and the perp won't feel a thing. If we really wanted to punish these animals, we would toss them into a pit full of hungry alligators and let nature take its course. Televise it on a reality show and the number of heinous crimes might inch toward zero. The Vegas bookies would have a field day with people betting on how long the criminal would last. __________________ Tomorrow never comes

07-24-14, 10:30 AM	#4
Rockstar In the Brig Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Zendia Bar & Grill Posts: 12,614 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	There wouldn't be a dang thing to argue about had this clown just stayed home and refrained from extingushing the lives of two people. It's not the states fault, it's not the victims fault, it's not the justice systems fault. It is his fault that he had to go through what he went through, no one else is to blame.