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The drug companies don't want to be associated with state killing - not a big enough market to make the negative PR worth it.

It's funny that the same person that posts this has absolute faith in the honesty and infallibility of government when it comes to state killing.
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billy.pilgrim’s US Rep., Matt Gaetz:

Florida Republican who tried to abolish EPA says toxic algae crisis is 'horrifying'
"The American people are drowning in rules and regulations promulgated by unelected bureaucrats..."

He got that part right, anyway
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Seems it's more about bloodthirst than intellectual or moral consistency.
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Vrede too wrote:
Wed Oct 24, 2018 7:02 pm
The drug companies don't want to be associated with state killing - not a big enough market to make the negative PR worth it.

It's funny that the same person that posts this has absolute faith in the honesty and infallibility of government when it comes to state killing.
Leo Lyons wrote:
Tue Sep 25, 2018 10:26 am
Vrede too wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 7:54 am
billy.pilgrim’s US Rep., Matt Gaetz:

Florida Republican who tried to abolish EPA says toxic algae crisis is 'horrifying'
"The American people are drowning in rules and regulations promulgated by unelected bureaucrats..."

He got that part right, anyway
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2458&start=340

Seems it's more about bloodthirst than intellectual or moral consistency.
they left out that he drives drunk and doesn't have to follow the law.
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Wed Oct 24, 2018 6:44 pm
Large-animal vets regularly put down thousand-pound horses - quickly, reliably, and apparently painlessly. A sedative, followed by high dose barbiturates sends them off the the pasture over the rainbow in a humane manner. Same drugs and process would surely work for a 200-or-so pound convict.
Despite a firing squad being quicker and more humane, this is another point that my buds and I have discussed since I got into this thread. (FYI, there's 7 of us; 4 against capital punishment)
A rancher friend of mine in Montana had a horse step into a prairie dog hole and shattered it's leg from the ankle up. As O Really described, the vet administered a shot that knocked the horse out; one shot from a captive bolt, and it's over. Why spend thousands on exotic cocktails of expensive b.s.?
Given that though, a firing squad is still the best method because someone would have to hold a captive bolt to the head of the prisoner.

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Vrede too wrote:
Wed Oct 24, 2018 7:02 pm
It's funny that the same person that posts this has absolute faith in the honesty and infallibility of government when it comes to state killing.
What's funny is your blind projections and consistent narcissism.

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Leo Lyons wrote:
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Wed Oct 24, 2018 6:44 pm
Large-animal vets regularly put down thousand-pound horses - quickly, reliably, and apparently painlessly. A sedative, followed by high dose barbiturates sends them off the the pasture over the rainbow in a humane manner. Same drugs and process would surely work for a 200-or-so pound convict.
Despite a firing squad being quicker and more humane, this is another point that my buds and I have discussed since I got into this thread. (FYI, there's 7 of us; 4 against capital punishment)
A rancher friend of mine in Montana had a horse step into a prairie dog hole and shattered it's leg from the ankle up. As O Really described, the vet administered a shot that knocked the horse out; one shot from a captive bolt, and it's over. Why spend thousands on exotic cocktails of expensive b.s.?
Given that though, a firing squad is still the best method because someone would have to hold a captive bolt to the head of the prisoner.

What makes you think that the cost of the drugs is relevant to the conversation, or are you grasping for another strawman?
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billy.pilgrim wrote:
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What makes you think that the cost of the drugs is relevant to the conversation, or are you grasping for another strawman?
It's about time you got out of bed. Welcome to the thread, Mr. Sandman.

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The drugs used to put down a horse aren't all that expensive.

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The drugs used to put down a horse aren't all that expensive.
My point exactly; plus it doesn't take a college degree to insert a needle into a vein.

Lethal injection or firing squad are the best methods of execution. The electric chair produces way more pain and suffering; the gas chamber literally smothers you to death. My greatest fear is smothering which makes me highly claustrophobic.

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Leo Lyons wrote:
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The drugs used to put down a horse aren't all that expensive.
My point exactly; plus it doesn't take a college degree to insert a needle into a vein.

Vet tech certification is required most - or many - place, and/or specific training. There's a bit more than just inserting a needle into a vein.
Average cost to euthanize a horse, though, is under $500. No reason for it to cost more to do a criminal.

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Leo Lyons wrote:
Thu Oct 25, 2018 6:32 pm
O Really wrote:
Thu Oct 25, 2018 6:22 pm
The drugs used to put down a horse aren't all that expensive.
My point exactly; plus it doesn't take a college degree to insert a needle into a vein.

Lethal injection or firing squad are the best methods of execution. The electric chair produces way more pain and suffering; the gas chamber literally smothers you to death. My greatest fear is smothering which makes me highly claustrophobic.
Lethal injection is torturous on purpose. Read about it more, it's a horrible awful practice. They could use other drugs, but they want to make it as painful as possible.

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Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:47 pm
Lethal injection is torturous on purpose. Read about it more, it's a horrible awful practice. They could use other drugs, but they want to make it as painful as possible.
I wonder how much caring compassion a killer had on his victim; say specifically a 9 year old girl he had brutally raped before he killed her...
and you all want to abolish the death penalty. :shock: :shock: :ateeth:

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Leo Lyons wrote:
Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:53 pm
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Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:47 pm
Lethal injection is torturous on purpose. Read about it more, it's a horrible awful practice. They could use other drugs, but they want to make it as painful as possible.
I wonder how much caring compassion a killer had on his victim; say specifically a 9 year old girl he had brutally raped before he killed her...
and you all want to abolish the death penalty. :shock: :shock: :ateeth:
If all you want is retribution, wouldn't it be better to hang him up by his balls and peel off a foot or so of skin every day?

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Torture is illegal under US and international law.
International treaties are the "supreme law of the land" according to the US Constitution.
Leo Lyons despises our law and Constitution, and wishes us to emulate the rapists and killers of 9 year old girls. Shame.
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Thu Oct 25, 2018 10:39 pm
If all you want is retribution, wouldn't it be better to hang him up by his balls and peel off a foot or so of skin every day?
Better yet, let the punishment fit the crime...oh wait, the Vredeism Doctrine dictates that would be "torture" because it would call for the system to "emulate the (crime committed by) rapists and killers of 9 year old girls". That would be a shame.

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Well, no, "torture" is what it is, and has a legal definition. But the point is, a somewhat civilized society has a responsibility to capture and punish wrongdoers, but not necessarily by any means imaginable, and certainly not by becoming less civilized in the process.

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Vrede too wrote:
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Leo Lyons despises our law and Constitution, and wishes us to emulate the rapists and killers of 9 year old girls. Shame.
We're extremely fortunate that your dumbassedness is not contagious nor can be spread through cyber space.
Go find yourself some petitions and British op-eds to post and stay out of forums that require adult opinions.
Do you have public playgrounds in your area? I'm sure there's some kids with your mentality level that needs bullying. Go for it.

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O Really wrote:
Fri Oct 26, 2018 8:45 am
Well, no, "torture" is what it is, and has a legal definition. But the point is, a somewhat civilized society has a responsibility to capture and punish wrongdoers, but not necessarily by any means imaginable, and certainly not by becoming less civilized in the process.
Therein lies the answer: " a somewhat civilized society has a responsibility to capture and punish wrongdoers".
If a life is taken to satisfy lust, greed, and/or covetousness, that person should have to pay with his/her life.
Plain and simple.

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Leo Lyons wrote:
Fri Oct 26, 2018 8:51 am
O Really wrote:
Fri Oct 26, 2018 8:45 am
Well, no, "torture" is what it is, and has a legal definition. But the point is, a somewhat civilized society has a responsibility to capture and punish wrongdoers, but not necessarily by any means imaginable, and certainly not by becoming less civilized in the process.
Therein lies the answer: " a somewhat civilized society has a responsibility to capture and punish wrongdoers".
If a life is taken to satisfy lust, greed, and/or covetousness, that person should have to pay with his/her life.
Plain and simple.
Do you include all those at Purdue Pharma who, to satisfy their greed for money, knowingly caused the addiction deaths of tens of thousands?
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Leo Lyons wrote:
Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:53 pm
bannination wrote:
Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:47 pm
Lethal injection is torturous on purpose. Read about it more, it's a horrible awful practice. They could use other drugs, but they want to make it as painful as possible.
I wonder how much caring compassion a killer had on his victim; say specifically a 9 year old girl he had brutally raped before he killed her...
and you all want to abolish the death penalty. :shock: :shock: :ateeth:
There's no reason that person needs to be tortured -- that person could potentially be innocent. At least put them down humanely if it has to be done. That's all I'm saying. Give me an option for electric chair, lethal injection (as it currently stands) or a bullet to the head.... I'm taking the bullet to the head.

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bannination wrote:
Fri Oct 26, 2018 12:16 pm
There's no reason that person needs to be tortured -- that person could potentially be innocent. At least put them down humanely if it has to be done. That's all I'm saying. Give me an option for electric chair, lethal injection (as it currently stands) or a bullet to the head.... I'm taking the bullet to the head.
I've not advocated torture; that was Vrede's take who feels the death penalty is torture.
I stated that innocents are executed; either by simple error, crooked cops, crooked prosecutors or judges, lying accusers, or false self-confessors.
My stance was on the ones caught and rightfully convicted or have confessed to their crime. Yep, a bullet, or two, or three.

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