I like how they frame de-medicalizing execution by bringing back actual, retributive, execution methods (hanging, firing squad) as some kind of attempt to kill more people. Releasing medical staff of this burden, and reducing the potential of botched procedure is the ethical and correct way to carry out these sentences.
I like how they frame de-medicalizing execution by bringing back actual, retributive, execution methods (hanging, firing squad) as some kind of attempt to kill more people. Releasing medical staff of this burden, and reducing the potential of botched procedure is the ethical and correct way to carry out these sentences.
Rope is fine. If they keep bitching about it, they can use a hemp rope.
Rope is fine. If they keep bitching about it, they can use a hemp rope.
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