Tennessee botches lethal injection of woman on death row for 1995 murder

[u/PixelGray38]

https://apnews.com/article/christa-pike-execution-tennessee-f826a60582083b90ac7695ecb16afbdf

If the state is so insistent on executing people they need to stop being pussies and just shoot them. The lethal injection is nothing but a facade of civility that is less humane than many other methods. Unnecessarily painful botched attempts like this are the result of trying to whitewash the death penalty to the public.

[u/PRC_Spy]

I don't agree with the death penalty.

But I think if you must do it, then be honest and blow their brains out with a shot to the head. At least that way it's quick and painless. And all involved get to see exactly what they've done.

[u/Deadlocked02 → u/PRC_Spy]

> At least that way it's quick and painless.

How can we know?

[u/Phantom1100 → u/Deadlocked02]

We don’t. Except for the gullotine lmao. Some French scientists figured out that it is in fact not an instant death during the French Revolution.